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[Title] => Glass, aluminum industries dispute claims of losses by Asahi Glass
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The group asked the DTI-Bureau of Import services (BIS) for a special meeting to discuss the irrelevance and destructive impact to the local glass industry of Asahi’s petition seeking to raise tariffs on imported glass.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Chamber of Glass and Aluminum Industries Inc. (PCGAI) appealed yesterday for all-out support from the country’s glass and mirror users – furniture, construction, automotive and other sectors of the glass industry "in our firm resolve to fight for our cause by putting a stop on Asahi Glass Phils.’ desperate attempt to fully monopolize the local glass and mirror business.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Chamber of Glass and Aluminum Industry, Inc. (PCGAII) has appealed to the government not to tolerate but instead intervene in the case of Asahi Glass Philippines’ applica-tion for an increase in tariff and quota covered restrictions on all imported glass and mirror products.
This is imperative if the govern-ment is really sincere in alleviating the plight of the country’s small and medium glass entrepreneurs and helping them as instruments in achieving the country’s econo-mic growth and development, the PCGAII said.
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The group asked the DTI-Bureau of Import services (BIS) for a special meeting to discuss the irrelevance and destructive impact to the local glass industry of Asahi’s petition seeking to raise tariffs on imported glass.
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