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The milkfish served at that dinner is the Sarangani Bay brand produced by Mindanao-based Alsons Aquaculture Corp. 


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China receives 1st shipment of Phl bangus

March 5, 2012 - 12:00am

Mainland China has accepted the first shipment fresh frozen milkfish or bangus hatched, raised and processed in a Philippine aquaculture farm, thus breaking the lucrative Chinese consumer market whose appetite...

Business

Value-added milkfish

By Rose G. De La Cruz | December 2, 2002 - 12:00am

After a dinner recently hosted by Trade Secretary Manuel Roxas II, ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations were asked which Philippine product they would bring home with them. Without much thought,...

Business As Usual