+ Follow AKLAN PI Tag
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[Title] => Aklan pineapple/fiber trade fair sees P5 M sales
[Summary] => Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Aklan are aiming to generate P5 million worth of sales from a trade fair for pineapple and fiber products to be held in the province next week.
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[AuthorName] => Louella Desiderio
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[Title] => Calvin Klein goes for Aklan fiber
[Summary] => Taking pride at being able to enter the competitive international designer industry, the province of Aklan announced that it has successfully kept its fibers free from virus amid infestations being experienced by other fiber-producing provinces in the country.
Fiber manufacturers of Aklan said they have implemented strict quality control of their products, from planting, propagating, and harvesting of crops.
Because of this, they have been able to penetrate the international market, supplying fiber products to top designer label Calvin Klein for seven years now.
[DatePublished] => 2007-03-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Katherine Adraneda
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[Title] => Research boosts Aklan’s piña cloth industry
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BANGA, Aklan  Expect this internationally known province’s piña cloth industry to perk up some more in the immediate future.
Now of great help in ensuring that the industry will continue to head for better times is a research, development, and extension (RDE) program being implemented by the Aklan State University (ASU).
Headed by Dr. Benny Palma, president, ASU is a multi-campus university whose seat of administration is the main campus in Banga adjacent to the capital town of Kalibo.
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[Title] => Fruit of the loom
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Nay Susing, with an amused smile on her face, expertly knots the fiber – thinner than a hair strand – until she ends up with almost two yards of coil. This, she says, is to prepare the fiber for weaving, holding up the almost invisible thread for everyone to see. With a collective gasp, the onlookers finally understand what makes the piña fiber so delicate, so cherished… and so expensive.
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[Title] => After Boracay, Ati-Atihan, comes now piña fiber from Aklan
[Summary] => Aklan Gov. Florencio T. Miraflores is ecstatic with another tourist attraction in his province, in addition to world-renowned Boracay and Ati-Atihan. He is hoping that the world-class woven piña fabric, the pride of the Aklanons for centuries will put Aklan prominently in the map as the Piña Capital and Handloom Center of the Country.
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[Title] => Aklan pineapple/fiber trade fair sees P5 M sales
[Summary] => Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Aklan are aiming to generate P5 million worth of sales from a trade fair for pineapple and fiber products to be held in the province next week.
[DatePublished] => 2013-04-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Calvin Klein goes for Aklan fiber
[Summary] => Taking pride at being able to enter the competitive international designer industry, the province of Aklan announced that it has successfully kept its fibers free from virus amid infestations being experienced by other fiber-producing provinces in the country.
Fiber manufacturers of Aklan said they have implemented strict quality control of their products, from planting, propagating, and harvesting of crops.
Because of this, they have been able to penetrate the international market, supplying fiber products to top designer label Calvin Klein for seven years now.
[DatePublished] => 2007-03-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Research boosts Aklan’s piña cloth industry
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BANGA, Aklan  Expect this internationally known province’s piña cloth industry to perk up some more in the immediate future.
Now of great help in ensuring that the industry will continue to head for better times is a research, development, and extension (RDE) program being implemented by the Aklan State University (ASU).
Headed by Dr. Benny Palma, president, ASU is a multi-campus university whose seat of administration is the main campus in Banga adjacent to the capital town of Kalibo.
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[Summary] => Nay Susing, with an amused smile on her face, expertly knots the fiber – thinner than a hair strand – until she ends up with almost two yards of coil. This, she says, is to prepare the fiber for weaving, holding up the almost invisible thread for everyone to see. With a collective gasp, the onlookers finally understand what makes the piña fiber so delicate, so cherished… and so expensive.
[DatePublished] => 2005-05-07 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1479731
[AuthorName] => Lynette Lee Corporal
[SectionName] => Modern Living
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[Title] => After Boracay, Ati-Atihan, comes now piña fiber from Aklan
[Summary] => Aklan Gov. Florencio T. Miraflores is ecstatic with another tourist attraction in his province, in addition to world-renowned Boracay and Ati-Atihan. He is hoping that the world-class woven piña fabric, the pride of the Aklanons for centuries will put Aklan prominently in the map as the Piña Capital and Handloom Center of the Country.
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