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[Title] => Food importers seek legal action to void a provision in MICP
[Summary] => Local food importers and processors are contemplating a legal action to void a provision in the recently-signed Meat Inspection Code of the Philippines (MICP) which could be a violation of international trade rules and exposes the Philippines to retaliatory measures from its trading partners.
Industry source said that some of the major players in the food importing business and the meat processing sector are now seeking legal counsel to aid them in consolidating their efforts to lobby for the scrapping of Section 54 of the MICP.
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[Title] => US, EU question RP meat import rules
[Summary] => Top officials of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and at least 11 embassies of the European Union (EU) in Manila are planning to lodge a protest against two government regulations that could have a major impact on their meat exports to the Philippines.
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[Title] => DTI proposal on local sourcing hailed
[Summary] => A top official of a food distribution company hailed yesterday the proposal of the Department of Trade and Industry for major food chains to source their requirements from local producers.
Maritess Concepcion, president of CSP International, said that the initiative of Trade Secretary Manuel Roxas II was timely considering the slowdown in the economy. However, she also urged local producers to improve their operations in terms of product quality and pricing to compete effectively with foreign suppliers.
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[Title] => Canada to pursue investments in RP
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Canadian Ambassador Robert Collete expressed optimism that his country will be able to increase the level of investments and flow of official development assistance to the Philippines in 2002. He said his government is expected to focus its ODA next year on projects in depressed areas of the country, particularly in southern Philippines.
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Industry source said that some of the major players in the food importing business and the meat processing sector are now seeking legal counsel to aid them in consolidating their efforts to lobby for the scrapping of Section 54 of the MICP.
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Maritess Concepcion, president of CSP International, said that the initiative of Trade Secretary Manuel Roxas II was timely considering the slowdown in the economy. However, she also urged local producers to improve their operations in terms of product quality and pricing to compete effectively with foreign suppliers.
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Canadian Ambassador Robert Collete expressed optimism that his country will be able to increase the level of investments and flow of official development assistance to the Philippines in 2002. He said his government is expected to focus its ODA next year on projects in depressed areas of the country, particularly in southern Philippines.
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