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Magsaysay sounded the alarm after receiving reports that Chlorpyrifos is still being used in excessive dosage by farmers on mangoes, particularly in Davao, where the bulk of mango for export is sourced during the off season in Luzon.


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                    [Title] => Marsman Drysdale goes into marketing offensive
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Too, the company is aggressively participating in all food expositions and trade fairs, where it gets exposure not just for its fresh fruit produce but more for its juices and, of late, even its flavored water lines.


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The award, a bronze medal in the international radio competition, went recently to Leo Burnett Manila’s "At the Movies" campaign for Marsman Drysdale’s fruit juice.


The Leo Burnett campaign consists of three radio commercials, each is a spoof of a certain portion of a popular American movie.


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Magsaysay sounded the alarm after receiving reports that Chlorpyrifos is still being used in excessive dosage by farmers on mangoes, particularly in Davao, where the bulk of mango for export is sourced during the off season in Luzon.


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RP may lose Japan mango market, Magsaysay warns

August 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. warned that the Philippines would lose Japan as a major market for local mango that generates annual revenue of roughly $17 million and supports about two million mango farmers if Japan bans...

Agriculture

Gentleman farmer

By Lydia Castillo | July 25, 2004 - 12:00am

Mariano ‘Ning’ de Vera has his farm in Bucal, Calamba, Laguna, an expansive area atop a hill, giving visitors a beautiful panoramic view of greater Manila on one side and Laguna de Bay and Mount Makiling...

Starweek Magazine

Marsman Drysdale goes into marketing offensive

By Rose de la Cruz | August 10, 2003 - 12:00am

Davao-based Marsman Drysdale Foods Corp. has gone into a marketing offensive both here and abroad by establishing fruit stores in middle and high income neighborhoods and by going into more value added exports of...

Agriculture

Leo Burnett Manila wins radio ad award in New York

September 3, 2001 - 12:00am

For the first time, an ad agency from the Philippines has won an award in the prestigious New York International Advertising Festival for a radio campaign. The award, a bronze medal in the international radio competition,...

Business