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[Title] => Ginebra acquires bottling firm
[Summary] => Ginebra San Miguel, the hard liquor unit of diversifying conglomerate San Miguel Corp., has acquired Pasig-based beverage firm East Pacific Star Bottlers Philippines Inc. for P200 million.
[DatePublished] => 2012-01-29 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => San Miguel Purefoods eyes P2-B sales from new products
[Summary] => San Miguel Purefoods Co. Inc. expects sales from new products to hit P2 billion this year, according to a top company official.
Purefoods president Francisco Alejo said new products launched by the company in the past months had been received warmly by the consuming public. Among these new products are the Eaji snack foods, coffee, condiments, ice cream, cooking oil, and pancake mix.
Alejo said sales of Eaji for instance, went 40 percent higher than what management projected.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => SM Purefoods sets aside P2-B for expansion this year
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San Miguel Purefoods Co. Inc. is setting aside P2 billion this year for the continued expansion of its business to include new segments like snack foods and noodles, as part of efforts to further improve its cashflow and enhance the value of the company.
Through unit San Miguel Mills Inc., Purefoods intends to launch its first branded snack foods, which is expected to pit the company with leading snack foods player Universal Robina Corp., maker of Jack & Jill products. URC is the food manufacturing arm of Gokongwei flagship firm JG Summit Holdings Inc.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => SMC’s Nat’l Foods posts 4.3% sales hike in 2 mos
[Summary] => Australian dairy giant National Foods Ltd., a subsidiary of San Miguel Corp., reported a 4.3-percent growth in sales across all its principal products in the first two months of the year.
In a statement, National Foods said the volume increases on different distribution channels were accounted for by milk sales in route, juice and yogurt in groceries and bulk cream and cheese sales in new areas.
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[Title] => SMC faces uphill battle in bid for New Zealand’s Dairy Foods
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. (SMC) is facing an uphill battle in its bid to acquire New Zealand Dairy Foods Holdings Ltd., which owns the rights to the Anchor butter brand and produces Fernleaf dairy products, as it is expected to be joined by large food groups Nestle S.A. and Groupe Danone in the bidding race.
Analysts said a three-way fight is looming among San Miguel, Nestle and Groupe Danone for control of New Zealand Dairy Foods.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Lucky objects in the Year of the Goat
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It’s the morning after a rip-roaring night of revelry to welcome the Year of (Yin Water) Goat (Sheep or Ram). So, did you hang those bonsai mandarin oranges on your door? Did you make sure you had a pocketful of coins amounting to 168 (in whatever currency, because when translated in the Chinese dialect, 168 means one road to prosperity)? Did you eat tikoy or something round, or something that rises and expands (during the cooking, that is)?
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-01 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ching M. Alano
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[Title] => San Miguel Purefoods eyes P2-B sales from new products
[Summary] => San Miguel Purefoods Co. Inc. expects sales from new products to hit P2 billion this year, according to a top company official.
Purefoods president Francisco Alejo said new products launched by the company in the past months had been received warmly by the consuming public. Among these new products are the Eaji snack foods, coffee, condiments, ice cream, cooking oil, and pancake mix.
Alejo said sales of Eaji for instance, went 40 percent higher than what management projected.
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[Title] => SM Purefoods sets aside P2-B for expansion this year
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San Miguel Purefoods Co. Inc. is setting aside P2 billion this year for the continued expansion of its business to include new segments like snack foods and noodles, as part of efforts to further improve its cashflow and enhance the value of the company.
Through unit San Miguel Mills Inc., Purefoods intends to launch its first branded snack foods, which is expected to pit the company with leading snack foods player Universal Robina Corp., maker of Jack & Jill products. URC is the food manufacturing arm of Gokongwei flagship firm JG Summit Holdings Inc.
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[Title] => SMC’s Nat’l Foods posts 4.3% sales hike in 2 mos
[Summary] => Australian dairy giant National Foods Ltd., a subsidiary of San Miguel Corp., reported a 4.3-percent growth in sales across all its principal products in the first two months of the year.
In a statement, National Foods said the volume increases on different distribution channels were accounted for by milk sales in route, juice and yogurt in groceries and bulk cream and cheese sales in new areas.
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[Title] => SMC faces uphill battle in bid for New Zealand’s Dairy Foods
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. (SMC) is facing an uphill battle in its bid to acquire New Zealand Dairy Foods Holdings Ltd., which owns the rights to the Anchor butter brand and produces Fernleaf dairy products, as it is expected to be joined by large food groups Nestle S.A. and Groupe Danone in the bidding race.
Analysts said a three-way fight is looming among San Miguel, Nestle and Groupe Danone for control of New Zealand Dairy Foods.
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[Title] => Lucky objects in the Year of the Goat
[Summary] => It’s the morning after a rip-roaring night of revelry to welcome the Year of (Yin Water) Goat (Sheep or Ram). So, did you hang those bonsai mandarin oranges on your door? Did you make sure you had a pocketful of coins amounting to 168 (in whatever currency, because when translated in the Chinese dialect, 168 means one road to prosperity)? Did you eat tikoy or something round, or something that rises and expands (during the cooking, that is)?
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-01 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096607
[AuthorName] => Ching M. Alano
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