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Billions of pesos lost due to outdated fertilizer

By Michael M. Alunan | September 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Billions of pesos in opportunity losses have been incurred through the years by the agriculture sector due to outdated and stringent regulations, which could still imperil the agricultural growth targets if these...

Business

Fertilizer industry’s woes may stunt aggie se

September 12, 2001 - 12:00am

The over P11 billion fertilizer industry is now in the doldrums as it is plagued with a plethora of problems that is undercutting its capacity to support government thrust to boost agricultural production and reduce...

Business

Serious problems threaten viability of fertilizer

By Michael Jose M. Alunan | September 5, 2001 - 12:00am

The over-P11 billion fertilizer industry is plagued with a plethora of problems that is undercutting its capacity to support the government ’s thrust to boost agricultural production and reduce widespread poverty. Bearing...

Business