+ Follow KAZUHIKO SHO Tag
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[Summary] => It’s that birds-of-the-same-feather thing. People who share common interests usually flock together. Car guys hang out with car guys, not with other guys passionate about knitwork. Car guys too would tend to hang out with car guys who drive the same cars they do. It’s as natural as geese flying south for the winter, pigs rolling in muck and politicians running for re-election — or come to think of it, rolling in muck as well. It just is.
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[Title] => Car firms buck lower tariff on CBU vehicles
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Sho pointed out that all of the major Japanese automotive manufacturers have invested in their local manufacturing operations in the country and have already built up a network along with local automotive parts makers and suppliers.
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KAZUHIKO SHO
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According to incoming Isuzu Philippines executive vice president Kazuhiko Sho, the Philippine government should discourage CBU imports and instead continue encouraging the local assembly of vehicles using semi-knocked-down (SKD) kits.
Sho pointed out that all of the major Japanese automotive manufacturers have invested in their local manufacturing operations in the country and have already built up a network along with local automotive parts makers and suppliers.
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