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The outdoor media industry cries “Don’t shoot the messenger.”
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FPI president and concurrent chairman of the ASC Jesus Arranza said "no amount of laws or policies will solve the economic ills of the country if smuggling in all forms is not stopped."


The FPI, fortunately, Arranza said, is not alone in is fight against smuggling.


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FPI president and concurrent chairman of the ASC Jesus Arranza said "no amount of laws or policies will solve the economic ills of the country if smuggling in all forms is not stopped."


The FPI, fortunately, Arranza said, is not alone in is fight against smuggling.


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Ad council takes consumer interest as top priority

April 12, 2010 - 12:00am

The outdoor media industry cries “Don’t shoot the messenger.”

Business As Usual

FPI, business group ink pact vs smuggling

By Marianne V. Go | December 21, 2003 - 12:00am

The Anti-Smuggling Committee (ASC) of the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) signed yesterday a memorandum of agreement with the Businessmen Against Graft and Corruption (BAGCOR) in an effort to curb smuggling. FPI...

Business