+ Follow DR. RODOLFO CUSTODIO Tag
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DAGUPAN CITY — Hog raisers in Pangasinan are seeking government help to save their dying industry through stringent measures against the smuggling of pork, particularly from China.
Dr. Rodolfo Custodio, president of the Pangasinan Hog Raisers Cooperative, told The STAR that 20 of their more than 50 members have closed up shop due to huge losses.
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[Title] => Excessive meat imports hurting swine industry
[Summary] => LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — Hog-raisers in this province are seeking the help of Congress to enact a law regulating the entry of imported meat to the country, lamenting that excessive meat imports have been hurting the swine industry.
Dr. Rodolfo Custodio, president of the Pangasinan Agricultural Ventures Primary Multipurpose Cooperative Inc., said the swine industry is reeling from the effects of a drastic reduction in prices due to excessive meat importation, both legal and illegal.
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DAGUPAN CITY — Hog raisers in Pangasinan are seeking government help to save their dying industry through stringent measures against the smuggling of pork, particularly from China.
Dr. Rodolfo Custodio, president of the Pangasinan Hog Raisers Cooperative, told The STAR that 20 of their more than 50 members have closed up shop due to huge losses.
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Dr. Rodolfo Custodio, president of the Pangasinan Agricultural Ventures Primary Multipurpose Cooperative Inc., said the swine industry is reeling from the effects of a drastic reduction in prices due to excessive meat importation, both legal and illegal.
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