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[Title] => Calif. death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
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[Title] => Purefoods building P350-million ice cream plant
[Summary] => San Miguel Purefoods Co. is putting up a P350-million ice cream plant in Sta. Rosa, Laguna as it aims to capture a larger share of the market.
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[Title] => Signs of the Times: Spam on the Rise
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My friend’s grandma passed away and when the family went through her things they found – and I kid you not, because my friend told me so – a dozen rotten, shriveled mangoes, half a balikbayan box full of imported chocolates in pristine packaging but at least three years expired, packets of marshmallows and dried mangoes that had turned mushy and were stuck to each other in a gooey mess, sealed packs of Fig and Apple Newtons, some still safe to eat but a bigger lot not – all these, of course, among her jewels and fine shawls, perfumes, exquisite linens and ot
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[Title] => SMC forms Vietnam hog venture with Hormel
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Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. has sold a 49-percent stake in its agribusiness arm in Vietnam to Hormel Foods Corp. for $20.48 million.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, San Miguel said the deal would result in a joint venture with Hormel to run San Miguel Pure Foods (VN) Co. Ltd., its feeds and hogs business in Vietnam.
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[Title] => SMC breaks ground for beverage plant in Vietnam
[Summary] => Food and drink giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) broke ground yesterday for a non-alcoholic beverage plant in South Vietnam – its fifth facility in the country.
The venture to be called San Miguel Vietnam Co., Ltd. will operate a multi-product flexi-line that will manufacture high quality beverages including bottled water and fruit based-drinks using locally sourced raw materials.
The facility, to be built in a 100,000-square meter property in Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province which SMC has leased for 40 years from Amata (Vietnam) Co. Ltd.
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[Title] => SMC’s Vietnam unit hikes production
[Summary] => San Miguel Beer Vietnam Ltd. (SBUL), a unit of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp., has asked Vietnamese authorities to allow the increase in its beer production to one million hectoliters, company officials said.
The move would enable SBVL to import flavors for carbonated softdrinks until such time that the local flavor producers can meet the firm’s quality standards. SBVL commenced operations in 1996.
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[Title] => Son Of Spam
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As a cultural observer, I feel I would be remiss if I failed to mention the importance of SPAM in Filipino life.
Yes, SPAM.
Lovely SPAM, wonderful SPAM.
SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM.
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[Title] => Purefoods-Hormel to put up P1.2-B meat processing plant
[Summary] => Purefoods-Hormel Co., a joint venture company created by the two meat industry giants, is investing P1.2 billion in a new most processing plant that will be put up in Alaminos, Laguna.
This developed as mother company Purefoods Corp. said it expects a more than 50-percent increase in its net income for the third quarter this year owing to better poultry prices and an uptick in the demand for processed meat. Although profits were better than expected during the first quarter, they were still lower than last year due mainly to very low poultry prices.
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My friend’s grandma passed away and when the family went through her things they found – and I kid you not, because my friend told me so – a dozen rotten, shriveled mangoes, half a balikbayan box full of imported chocolates in pristine packaging but at least three years expired, packets of marshmallows and dried mangoes that had turned mushy and were stuck to each other in a gooey mess, sealed packs of Fig and Apple Newtons, some still safe to eat but a bigger lot not – all these, of course, among her jewels and fine shawls, perfumes, exquisite linens and ot
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[Title] => SMC forms Vietnam hog venture with Hormel
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Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. has sold a 49-percent stake in its agribusiness arm in Vietnam to Hormel Foods Corp. for $20.48 million.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, San Miguel said the deal would result in a joint venture with Hormel to run San Miguel Pure Foods (VN) Co. Ltd., its feeds and hogs business in Vietnam.
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[Title] => SMC breaks ground for beverage plant in Vietnam
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The venture to be called San Miguel Vietnam Co., Ltd. will operate a multi-product flexi-line that will manufacture high quality beverages including bottled water and fruit based-drinks using locally sourced raw materials.
The facility, to be built in a 100,000-square meter property in Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province which SMC has leased for 40 years from Amata (Vietnam) Co. Ltd.
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[Title] => SMC’s Vietnam unit hikes production
[Summary] => San Miguel Beer Vietnam Ltd. (SBUL), a unit of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp., has asked Vietnamese authorities to allow the increase in its beer production to one million hectoliters, company officials said.
The move would enable SBVL to import flavors for carbonated softdrinks until such time that the local flavor producers can meet the firm’s quality standards. SBVL commenced operations in 1996.
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[Title] => Son Of Spam
[Summary] => As a cultural observer, I feel I would be remiss if I failed to mention the importance of SPAM in Filipino life.
Yes, SPAM.
Lovely SPAM, wonderful SPAM.
SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM.
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[Title] => Purefoods-Hormel to put up P1.2-B meat processing plant
[Summary] => Purefoods-Hormel Co., a joint venture company created by the two meat industry giants, is investing P1.2 billion in a new most processing plant that will be put up in Alaminos, Laguna.
This developed as mother company Purefoods Corp. said it expects a more than 50-percent increase in its net income for the third quarter this year owing to better poultry prices and an uptick in the demand for processed meat. Although profits were better than expected during the first quarter, they were still lower than last year due mainly to very low poultry prices.
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October 6, 2000 - 12:00am
