+ Follow LAPANDAY FOODS CORP Tag
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[Title] => Leads Agri expands in Davao
[Summary] => Agro chemical firm LEADS Agri Products Corp. is investing in a new warehouse worth P10 to 12 million in Davao next month.
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[Title] => BOI okays P767-M packaging plant project of Lapanday
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved the P767. 1 million new packaging plant project of Lapanday Packaging Inc.
Lapanday is putting up a new packaging plant at the First Mindanao Industrial Park in Davao City with a production capacity of 34,502 metric tons.
It’s new product are corrugated boxes which would be used as packaging material for the export of fruits such as bananas and vegetables for export.
Lapanday also has a plastic plant.
Lapanday is a 100 percent Filipino-owned company controlled by the Lorenzo family.
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[Title] => Spray plane’s pilot dies in Davao crash
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The pilot of a single-seater spray plane was killed when the aircraft struck a power line and crashed in a banana plantation in Malalag, Davao del Sur last Monday.
The victim, Capt. Felix Cabardo, was doing his daily rounds of spraying when the tragedy happened, the Air Transportation Office said.
Cabardo worked for Malalag Ventures Plantation Inc., a subsidiary of Lapanday Foods Corp. owned by the family of Agriculture Secretary Luisito Lorenzo. — Edith Regalado, Christina Mendez
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[Title] => DA acts to make tilapia competitive abroad
[Summary] => Encouraged by the bright prospects of Philippine tilapia in the US and other foreign markets, Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. mobilized the DA, its agriculture attachés and other attached agencies to help small tilapia farmers become competitive in the global market.
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Montemayor leaves Saturday for Uruguay to attend a week-long meeting of he Cairns Group which includes Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Fiji, Hungary, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Thailand and Uruguay.
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LAPANDAY FOODS CORP
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Lapanday is putting up a new packaging plant at the First Mindanao Industrial Park in Davao City with a production capacity of 34,502 metric tons.
It’s new product are corrugated boxes which would be used as packaging material for the export of fruits such as bananas and vegetables for export.
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The victim, Capt. Felix Cabardo, was doing his daily rounds of spraying when the tragedy happened, the Air Transportation Office said.
Cabardo worked for Malalag Ventures Plantation Inc., a subsidiary of Lapanday Foods Corp. owned by the family of Agriculture Secretary Luisito Lorenzo. — Edith Regalado, Christina Mendez
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[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Q. Montemayor will ask his counterparts from the United States and Australia to relax their sanitary and phytosanitary requirements to enable tropical fruit exports from the Philippines to enter their market more easily.
Montemayor leaves Saturday for Uruguay to attend a week-long meeting of he Cairns Group which includes Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Fiji, Hungary, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Thailand and Uruguay.
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