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Sugarland manufactures powdered juice drinks and jelly snacks.
Based on documents filed with the SEC, the capital increase is intended to facilitate the issuance of shares to La Tondeña Distillers Inc. in exchange for the transfer of the assets of Jellyace operation by LTDI to Sugarland.
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The Taiwanese investors, accompanied by top officials of the Chinese Filipino Business Club, Inc., recently paid a courtesy call on Romulo to discuss their major concerns about investing in the country.
According to Dante Y. Go of the CFBCI, Taiwanese investors have shown their commitment to the country by not pulling out from Subic during the "hard times" under the short-lived Estrada administration."
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September 15, 2002 - 12:00am
