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[Title] => Oil firms accused of overpricing
[Summary] => Oil companies may have been overpricing their products amid the spate of pump price increases over the past two weeks, businessman and consumer advocate Raul T. Concepcion claimed yesterday.
In a press briefing, the chairman of the Consumer Oil and Price Watch (COPW) said based on their data, oil firms — mostly the smaller players – still have an over-recovery for gasoline.
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[Title] => 3 oil firms raise prices by 50¢ per liter
[Summary] => Two major oil firms, Caltex Philippines and Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., and minor industry player Seaoil Petroleum Inc. will increase today their pump prices by 50 centavos per liter.
The increase is a result of rising world market prices of crude oil, they said.
Fernando Martinez, president of the Independent Philippine Petroleum Corporations Association (IPPCA), said early last week that they expect their members to effect an oil price hike because of rising crude prices in the region.
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[Title] => Small oil players refute Concepcion on price hike
[Summary] => The Independent Philippine Petroleum Corporations Association (IPPCA) refuted yesterday Consumer Oil and Price Watch (COPW) chairman Raul T. Concepcion’s statement that there will be no price increases until next month.
"Press statements recently released by COPW regarding expected oil price movements in the months of July and August are clearly misleading," IPPCA executive director Hector Fajardo said.
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[Title] => Petroleum traders back clamor for transport fare hike
[Summary] => The Independent Philippine Petroleum Companies Association (IPPCA) has expressed its support to the transport group’s clamor for a fare increase.
IPPCA is a group consisting of 12 companies engaged in the trading and retailing of fuel and other petroleum products.
IPPCA executive director Hector Fajardo said the group is sympathetic to the plight of the jeepney and bus drivers, noting that the skyrocketing cost of operations coupled with a freeze in fare hike for the past four years have been detrimental to the transport industry’s subsistence.
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HECTOR FAJARDO
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[Title] => Oil firms accused of overpricing
[Summary] => Oil companies may have been overpricing their products amid the spate of pump price increases over the past two weeks, businessman and consumer advocate Raul T. Concepcion claimed yesterday.
In a press briefing, the chairman of the Consumer Oil and Price Watch (COPW) said based on their data, oil firms — mostly the smaller players – still have an over-recovery for gasoline.
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[Title] => 3 oil firms raise prices by 50¢ per liter
[Summary] => Two major oil firms, Caltex Philippines and Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., and minor industry player Seaoil Petroleum Inc. will increase today their pump prices by 50 centavos per liter.
The increase is a result of rising world market prices of crude oil, they said.
Fernando Martinez, president of the Independent Philippine Petroleum Corporations Association (IPPCA), said early last week that they expect their members to effect an oil price hike because of rising crude prices in the region.
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[Title] => Small oil players refute Concepcion on price hike
[Summary] => The Independent Philippine Petroleum Corporations Association (IPPCA) refuted yesterday Consumer Oil and Price Watch (COPW) chairman Raul T. Concepcion’s statement that there will be no price increases until next month.
"Press statements recently released by COPW regarding expected oil price movements in the months of July and August are clearly misleading," IPPCA executive director Hector Fajardo said.
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[Summary] => The Independent Philippine Petroleum Companies Association (IPPCA) has expressed its support to the transport group’s clamor for a fare increase.
IPPCA is a group consisting of 12 companies engaged in the trading and retailing of fuel and other petroleum products.
IPPCA executive director Hector Fajardo said the group is sympathetic to the plight of the jeepney and bus drivers, noting that the skyrocketing cost of operations coupled with a freeze in fare hike for the past four years have been detrimental to the transport industry’s subsistence.
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