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In a letter to the Trade and Industry Secretary, the Citizens’ Alliance for Consumer Protection (CACP) reiterated its support to Roxas for maintaining the safeguard measures that protects the local cement industry from the influx of imported cement.


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Multi-sectoral group backs DTI decision to keep tariffs on cement

November 29, 2003 - 12:00am

The decision of Trade Secretary Manuel Roxas II to maintain the current tariff on cement imports has drawn further support, this time from a multi-sectoral group. In a letter to the Trade and Industry Secretary,...

Business

Does winning a consumer award make you the best?

November 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Q. Carina Tipton of Makati writes: "I’ve noticed a number of newspaper ads of manufacturers claiming they have been awarded as best product by certain consumer groups. I want to know if these are legitimate...

Business As Usual

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