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[Title] => Lorenzo okays imports of duty-free corn from bird-flu affected countries
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. overturned an earlier decision of the Department of Agriculture (DA) not to allow the importation of duty-free corn from bird flu affected countries.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => DA to ban corn imports from China, Assam State of India
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. is set to ban the importation of corn from China and Assam State of India, two countries infected with the bird flu virus.
The recommendation to ban corn imports from these two countries was made by Bureau of Animal Industry Director Jose Molina, Pete Ocampo, director of the Livestock Development Council and GMA Livestock Program, and Artemio M. Salazar, director of the GMA Corn Program.
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[Title] => Zero-tariff corn imports may not push through
[Summary] => There may be no need after all to push through with the importation of 350,000 metric tons (MT) of corn at zero percent tariff.
Artemio M. Salazar, program director of the GMA Corn Program said that initial monitoring of on-going corn harvest in various corn-producing regions in the country indicate there may be enough volume to fill the requirements of local feedmillers and livestock producers.
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The recommendation to ban corn imports from these two countries was made by Bureau of Animal Industry Director Jose Molina, Pete Ocampo, director of the Livestock Development Council and GMA Livestock Program, and Artemio M. Salazar, director of the GMA Corn Program.
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[Title] => Zero-tariff corn imports may not push through
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Artemio M. Salazar, program director of the GMA Corn Program said that initial monitoring of on-going corn harvest in various corn-producing regions in the country indicate there may be enough volume to fill the requirements of local feedmillers and livestock producers.
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