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The Australian banana industry has welcomed the latest Senate report on banana imports from the Philippines, but questioned the veracity of potential risk management protocols.

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CANBERRA (Xinhua) - The Australian banana industry has welcomed the latest senate report into banana imports from the Philippines, questioning the veracity of potential risk management protocols.

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Philippine agriculture officials said BA’s owing of such a major bungle is extremely disappointing since it was a complete turnaround from its recommendation last February that Philippine bananas passed rigid quarantine standards and are safe to enter Australia.
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In a speech during the 28th Philippine Business Conference hosted by the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Lorenzo stressed the country must "seek fair trade and not just free trade."
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Roxas, who is in Los Cabos, Mexico, attending the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting, held informal bilateral talks with his South Korean and Australian counterparts.

During the informal talks, Roxas took the opportunity to press the Philippines’ case for increased market access of Philippine fruits to South Korea and Australia.
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CANBERRA (Xinhua) - The Australian banana industry has welcomed the latest senate report into banana imports from the Philippines, questioning the veracity of potential risk management protocols.

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Philippine agriculture officials said BA’s owing of such a major bungle is extremely disappointing since it was a complete turnaround from its recommendation last February that Philippine bananas passed rigid quarantine standards and are safe to enter Australia.
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In a speech during the 28th Philippine Business Conference hosted by the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Lorenzo stressed the country must "seek fair trade and not just free trade."
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Roxas, who is in Los Cabos, Mexico, attending the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting, held informal bilateral talks with his South Korean and Australian counterparts.

During the informal talks, Roxas took the opportunity to press the Philippines’ case for increased market access of Philippine fruits to South Korea and Australia.
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