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[Title] => RP gets ¥300-M Japanese grant for rice provinces
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The Philippines and Japan are set to sign on March 19 a ¥300-million Kennedy Round 2 (KR2) – productivity enhancement project (PEP) grant, the proceeds of which would be distributed to 37 rice producing provinces.
This was disclosed over the weekend to reporters by Agriculture Secretary Arthur C. Yap who said that while the grant assistance would come in the form of urea, the Department of Agriculture plans to initially monetize it and distribute the proceeds to 37 rice producing provinces.
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[Title] => DA asks Japan to allow RP to buy directly fertilizers under KR-II
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will be asking the Japanese government to allow the government to directly procure fertilizers under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program to help local farmers cope with rising production costs, particularly petroleum-based fertilizers.
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[Title] => Revival of Japan food aid grant to RP seen
[Summary] => The Japanese government is expected to come up with a decision by mid-February on the appeal of the Department of Agriculture (DA) to revive the country’s annual allocation under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program.
"An inter-agency committee of the Japanese government is currently reviewing the matter and will in all likelihood extend the KR II grant to the Philippines within Japan’s fiscal year 2003," Philippine Ambassador to Japan Domingo Siazon Jr. said in a statement.
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[Title] => DA presses for quota under RP-Japan food plan
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will ask the Japanese government to maintain the country’s annual allocation under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program.
Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. said the Philippine government’s request will be reiterated by President Arroyo in her official state visit to Japan today.
"We want to…get assurance that we will not be cut off in this year’s allocation," said Lorenzo.
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[Title] => USDA offers $77-M export credits to RP
[Summary] => The US Agriculture Department said on Tuesday it was offering $77 million in various credit guarantees to encourage purchases of US farm goods by the Philippines.
The largest component of the offer was $60 million in short-term GSM-102 export credit guarantees for fiscal 2003, which began on Oct. 1.
Short-term credits run up to three years for a long list of US agricultural exports. Credits facilitate sales by assuring lenders they will get their money back even if the borrower defaults.
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KENNEDY ROUND
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This was disclosed over the weekend to reporters by Agriculture Secretary Arthur C. Yap who said that while the grant assistance would come in the form of urea, the Department of Agriculture plans to initially monetize it and distribute the proceeds to 37 rice producing provinces.
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[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will be asking the Japanese government to allow the government to directly procure fertilizers under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program to help local farmers cope with rising production costs, particularly petroleum-based fertilizers.
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[Summary] => The Japanese government is expected to come up with a decision by mid-February on the appeal of the Department of Agriculture (DA) to revive the country’s annual allocation under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program.
"An inter-agency committee of the Japanese government is currently reviewing the matter and will in all likelihood extend the KR II grant to the Philippines within Japan’s fiscal year 2003," Philippine Ambassador to Japan Domingo Siazon Jr. said in a statement.
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[Title] => DA presses for quota under RP-Japan food plan
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will ask the Japanese government to maintain the country’s annual allocation under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program.
Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. said the Philippine government’s request will be reiterated by President Arroyo in her official state visit to Japan today.
"We want to…get assurance that we will not be cut off in this year’s allocation," said Lorenzo.
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[Title] => USDA offers $77-M export credits to RP
[Summary] => The US Agriculture Department said on Tuesday it was offering $77 million in various credit guarantees to encourage purchases of US farm goods by the Philippines.
The largest component of the offer was $60 million in short-term GSM-102 export credit guarantees for fiscal 2003, which began on Oct. 1.
Short-term credits run up to three years for a long list of US agricultural exports. Credits facilitate sales by assuring lenders they will get their money back even if the borrower defaults.
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October 25, 2002 - 12:00am
