+ Follow ALAN SUAREZ Tag
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[Summary] => Yesterday I attended a meeting with stakeholders together with Cebu Port Authority (CPA) officials led by general manager Vice-Adm. Edmund Tan (Ret), Bureau of Customs Cebu head B. Gen. Roberto Almadin (Ret), lawyer Tomas Riveral of Oriental Port and Allied Services Corp. (OPASCOR), Department of Trade & Industry, Inc. (DTI-7) regional director Aster Caberte, Cebu Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc. (CCCI) president Ma. Teresa Chan, and PhilExport Cebu executive director Fred Escalona.
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[Title] => Regulatory body formed to help resolve port woes
[Summary] => The Philippine International Seafreight Forwarders Association (PISFA-Cebu) welcomes the creation of a regulatory body of the Export Development Council to ensure that shipping lines charge fair prices.
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[Title] => EDC prods lawmakers to approve export bills
[Summary] => The Export Development Council has reinforced its effort to protect the sector from possible glitches in trade facilitation in the upcoming ASEAN integration, by pushing lawmakers to approve house bills supporting this concern.
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[Title] => Niching saved Cebu exporters
[Summary] => Despite the fast-paced growth of the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector, traditional export players in Cebu are still holding on and refused to be tagged as “sunset” industry.
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[Summary] => Cebuano exporters, specifically in furniture, fashion accessories, and gifts-toys-and-houseware sectors are told to take good care of their designers, as Chinese manufacturers are eyeing to hire more Filipino designers to boost their exports of the same product.
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[Title] => Export sector targets 10% growth in 2011
[Summary] => If given the full support of the government, the Cebu export sector hopes to hit 10 percent to 11 percent growth in 2011, although stakeholders are seeing another tough year for the export sector.
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[Title] => P100 million support fund to help exporters recover
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[Title] => Exporters ask BOC to amend new memo
[Summary] => Cebuano exporters, through the PhilExport-Cebu, formally handed yesterday its position paper requesting some amendments to the new Bureau of Customs (BOC) Memorandum Order (CMO-2-2010) to Customs commissioner Napoleon Morales.
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[Title] => Exporters: New Customs memo reeks of red tape
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ALAN SUAREZ
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[Summary] => Cebuano exporters, through the PhilExport-Cebu, formally handed yesterday its position paper requesting some amendments to the new Bureau of Customs (BOC) Memorandum Order (CMO-2-2010) to Customs commissioner Napoleon Morales.
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[Title] => Exporters: New Customs memo reeks of red tape
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October 9, 2009 - 12:00am
