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[Title] => Coconut oil exports seen to reach 1-M tons this year
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[Title] => PCA wants tariff on palm oil retained at 5%
[Summary] => The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) will push for the retention of the five-percent tariff on imported palm oil after all tariffs are brought down to zero percent by 2010 under the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)- Common Effective Preferential Tariff.
"We will seek extension of the five-percent tariff on palm oil beyond 2010 until such time that we are self-sufficient in palm oil," said Arturo Liquete, deputy administrator for marketing of PCA.
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[Title] => Coco oil exports up 33.12% in Q1
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Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) Administrator Oscar Garin attributed the improved first quarter performance to increased shipments of major coco-based exports such as CNO and copra meal. He said the higher volume compensated for the decline in the prices of CNO and copra meal.
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Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) Administrator Oscar Garin attributed the improved first quarter performance to increased shipments of major coco-based exports such as CNO and copra meal. He said the higher volume compensated for the decline in the prices of CNO and copra meal.
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November 8, 2011 - 11:45am
