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[Title] => RP is top bangus producer but a tail-ender in exports
[Summary] => The Philippines is the premier producer of milkfish or bangus but is the laggard among milkfish traders in the world. This sad reality is due both to uncompetitive production, inadequate post harvest and processing technology of global quality and the stiff competition posed by its Asian neighbors.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Value-added fish producer has zero waste
[Summary] => Bulacan-based Fisher Farms Inc., a company founded in 2001 to produce value-added tilapia and bangus products, does not produce any waste.
Oscar C. Diamaro, quality analyst for R&D, and sales supervisor in charge of the Zero Waste Program of Fisher Farms, said the heads which they cut off from the body of the fish are sold at "give away" prices to employees, their relatives and neighbors.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rose de la Cruz
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[Title] => Bangus Council formed
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo inducted last Jan. 13 the members of the newly created Bangus Council of the Philippines (BCP) at the Dusit Hotel Nikko, Makati City. He was assisted by Agriculture Undersecretary Cesar M. Drilon, Jr. and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Director Malcolm I. Sarmiento.
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[Title] => From fish to fork
[Summary] => Have you ever wondered how your favorite supermarket could offer fresh fish for sale at prices lower than the going price in the wet market?
Fisher Farms, Inc. gives part of the answer.
This barely three-year-old company based in Magalang, Pampanga supplies fresh, frozen, and processed aquaculture products to the country’s premier supermarkets and special food retail clients.
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ALVIN GIMELO
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Oscar C. Diamaro, quality analyst for R&D, and sales supervisor in charge of the Zero Waste Program of Fisher Farms, said the heads which they cut off from the body of the fish are sold at "give away" prices to employees, their relatives and neighbors.
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Fisher Farms, Inc. gives part of the answer.
This barely three-year-old company based in Magalang, Pampanga supplies fresh, frozen, and processed aquaculture products to the country’s premier supermarkets and special food retail clients.
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