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[Title] => 5 drunk men beat up cop in Marikina
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[Title] => Government allows pork, poultry importation
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will allow the importation of up to 30,000 tons of pork products and up to five million tons of poultry this year in anticipation of a possible shortage, according to Agriculture Secretary Arthur C. Yap.
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[Title] => Business as usual despite Ebola virus - hog growers
[Summary] => Its business as usual for the country’s hog growers despite the continuing investigation on the presence of the Ebola Reston Virus (ERV), the National Federation of Hog Farmers Inc. (NFHFI) said yesterday.
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[Title] => Prices of pork, poultry seen to rise anew
[Summary] => Prices of pork and poultry products may go up anew due to a shortage in corn for feed production, hog farmers warned yesterday.
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[Title] => Corn supply shortfall seen this year
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gearing up for hard times ahead.
The price of yellow corn has already shot up to P10.15 to P10.50 per kilo
ex-Manila, as against P6 to P6.50 per kilo last September.
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[Title] => Corn supply shortfall seen this year
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gearing up for hard times ahead.
The price of yellow corn has already shot up to P10.15 to P10.50 per kilo
ex-Manila, as against P6 to P6.50 per kilo last September.
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January 20, 2000 - 12:00am
