+ Follow ATLAS FERTILIZER CORP Tag
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[Title] => COA smells Yolanda fund misuse
[Summary] => Possible irregularities and numerous violations of the procurement law have been found in the way the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) spent P688.718 million for Typhoon Yolanda relief operations and its anti-coconut scale insect project last year.
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[Title] => Angeles, Park top Bill Shaw Classic
[Summary] => Jon Virgil Angeles and Jung Soo Park pooled a 171 to bag the overall championship while Oliver Gan and Antonio Asistio took the overall gross title in the 25th Bill Shaw Classic at Wack Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong last weekend.
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[Title] => Bill Shaw Classic to benefit Yolanda victims
[Summary] => The Bill Shaw Golf Classic, Wack Wack’s signature member-guest team tournament, is putting up a seed fund of P500,000 for Typhoon Yolanda survivors as it marks its milestone 25th staging today at Wack Wack’s West Course in Mandaluyong City.
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[Title] => DBP renews ATLAS credit line
[Summary] => State-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) signed recently an agreement with Atlas Fertilizer Corp.
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[Title] => Container vans fall off trailer: 4 dead, 8 hurt in roadside tragedy
[Summary] => A tragedy marred the fiesta celebration of the Sacred Heart Church in barangay Poog, Toledo City when a prime mover truck lost its brakes and the trailer loaded with vans it was towing toppled and killed four people on the spot.
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[Title] => General Electric hosts 3rd Invitational Golf Challenge
[Summary] => To express appreciation and gratitude to its business partners and associates, GE (General Electric) recently hosted the 3rd GE Invitational Golf Challenge 2009, at the pristine fairways of Sta. Elena Golf & Country Club.
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[Title] => Fertilizer firms to thwart sale of substandard products
[Summary] => Fertilizer companies are taking steps to prevent the sale of substandard fertilizers to unsuspecting farmers.
The Fertilizer Industry Association of the Philippines (FIAP) has assured Agriculture Secretary Domingo F. Panganiban that its members are now threshing out measures on how to prevent the contamination and unscrupulous peddling by some dealers and distributors of low-grade fertilizers.
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[Title] => Philphos wants tariff on imported fertilizers raised to 20%
[Summary] => The Philippine Phosphate Fertilizer Corp. (Philphos) will ask the government to increase the tariff on fertilizers from its current level of just three percent to 20 percent.
This was revealed over the weekend by Philphos chairman and president Jose Ch. Alvarez who is also urging government to check the dumping of fertilizers into the country by China and Korea.
According to Alvarez, imported fertilizers are being dumped into the country at P110,000 per metric ton, well below the actual cost of P125,000 per metric ton.
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Industry sources said cheap imported fertilizers have been entering the Philippine market at prices lower than the domestic prices in their country of origin, a clear indication of dumping.
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[Title] => General Electric hosts 3rd Invitational Golf Challenge
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The Fertilizer Industry Association of the Philippines (FIAP) has assured Agriculture Secretary Domingo F. Panganiban that its members are now threshing out measures on how to prevent the contamination and unscrupulous peddling by some dealers and distributors of low-grade fertilizers.
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[Title] => Philphos wants tariff on imported fertilizers raised to 20%
[Summary] => The Philippine Phosphate Fertilizer Corp. (Philphos) will ask the government to increase the tariff on fertilizers from its current level of just three percent to 20 percent.
This was revealed over the weekend by Philphos chairman and president Jose Ch. Alvarez who is also urging government to check the dumping of fertilizers into the country by China and Korea.
According to Alvarez, imported fertilizers are being dumped into the country at P110,000 per metric ton, well below the actual cost of P125,000 per metric ton.
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[Title] => Fertilizer firms mull anti-dumping case vs Chinese, Korean companies
[Summary] => Local fertilizer manufacturers are considering the possibility of filing an anti-dumping case against Chinese and Korean companies for exporting fertilizers at dumped prices to the Philippines.
Industry sources said cheap imported fertilizers have been entering the Philippine market at prices lower than the domestic prices in their country of origin, a clear indication of dumping.
According to a source, this is creating problems for local fertilizer manufacturers, as imports begin to eat into their market share.
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