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                    [Title] => Share the feast — not the fat —  this season
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Parties and reunions are everywhere every week leading up to Christmas Day and are usually extended till New Year’s Eve. And parties only mean good food.

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The country’s world-class food products are set to draw international attention at the forthcoming Agrilink, Foodlink and Aqualink 2008, which is slated at the World Trade Center Metro Manila on Oct. 9-11.
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Admit it, although you started the school year with a firm de-termination to put more thought in planning healthy lunch box meals for your children, you find that you’ve run out of ideas after a period of sustained effort. Your children clamor for sausages, hams and other processed meats, which are the mainstays of their classmates’ meals and it is so easy to buckle and relent to their demands.
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                    [Summary] => Bulacan-based Fisher Farms Inc., a company founded in 2001 to produce value-added tilapia and bangus products, does not produce any waste.


Oscar C. Diamaro, quality analyst for R&D, and sales supervisor  in charge of the Zero Waste Program of Fisher Farms, said the heads which they cut off from the body of the fish are sold at "give away" prices to employees, their relatives and neighbors.


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 By January, 2005,  the company will be shipping out to lucrative markets such as mainland China and its territory Hong Kong and the United States, an initial batch of frozen aquaculture products such as breaded tilapia fillets, spring rolls, siomai, sausages and longganisas.


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