+ Follow COFFEE REHABILITATION Tag
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[Title] => Government acts to revive coffee industry
[Summary] => Coffee seems to be getting the attention it deserves. It is one of the priority crops being financed by Quedancor. The Coffee Deve-lopments Board has been formed and an aggressive move has been made to rehabilitate about 22,000 hectares of standing coffee trees in 22 provinces.
From being an exporter of some $15 million worth of coffee, the Philippines is now a net im-porter of the second most traded commodity next to oil. This year alone, the country s estimated to import about P1.4 billion worth of coffee beans from Vietnam and Indonesia.
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[Title] => Demand for RP coffee in world market on the rise
[Summary] => Foreign demand for locally-produced coffee is rising.
This was disclosed yesterday by Antonio R. Reyes, executive director of the International Coffee Organization Certifying Agency (ICOCA).
"An international trading company based in Canada has expressed interest in importing several local coffee varieties to the North American market," Reyes said.
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[Title] => Quedancor opens coffee credit line
[Summary] => The National Task Force for Coffee Rehabilitation is opening a credit facility to rehabilitate and spur the development of the country’s once lucrative industry.
Task force chairman and concurrent Presidential Adviser for the Creation of One Million Jobs, Luis P. Lorenzo, Jr. said the government is opening a P350-million coffee rehabilitation credit line which will be managed by the government’s credit and guarantee company, the Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee Corp. or Quedancor.
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COFFEE REHABILITATION
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From being an exporter of some $15 million worth of coffee, the Philippines is now a net im-porter of the second most traded commodity next to oil. This year alone, the country s estimated to import about P1.4 billion worth of coffee beans from Vietnam and Indonesia.
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[Summary] => Foreign demand for locally-produced coffee is rising.
This was disclosed yesterday by Antonio R. Reyes, executive director of the International Coffee Organization Certifying Agency (ICOCA).
"An international trading company based in Canada has expressed interest in importing several local coffee varieties to the North American market," Reyes said.
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[Summary] => The National Task Force for Coffee Rehabilitation is opening a credit facility to rehabilitate and spur the development of the country’s once lucrative industry.
Task force chairman and concurrent Presidential Adviser for the Creation of One Million Jobs, Luis P. Lorenzo, Jr. said the government is opening a P350-million coffee rehabilitation credit line which will be managed by the government’s credit and guarantee company, the Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee Corp. or Quedancor.
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February 16, 2003 - 12:00am
