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A 10-percent increase has been foreseen, with specific initiatives undertaken. In the midst of some critical issues on livestock, some good things have been happening such as quarantine and the foot-and-mouth (FMD) eradication campaign. The programs mounted for these concerns should have greater visibilities and impact, Lorenzo said.


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Arroyo said the rollback stems from the need to cushion the impact of high cattle prices, depreciated currency, and the recent mad-cow scare. Executive Order 11 will last until the end of 2004.


Martin Gomez, an official of the Cattle Feedlot Association of the Philippines, expressed optimism that the tariff reduction will benefit "beef consumers in the wet markets who have comprised the majority of our industry’s clients."


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Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva made the assurance as Cabinet members feasted on native beef dishes at the Department of Agriculture (DA) in front of journalists to assure the public that local beef products remain free of the deadly "mad cow" disease.


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Martin Gomez, an official of the Cattle Feedlot Association of the Philippines, expressed optimism that the tariff reduction will benefit "beef consumers in the wet markets who have comprised the majority of our industry’s clients."


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Livestock leaders meet on road map

By Ramon Ma. Epino | May 25, 2003 - 12:00am

In a dialogue with livestock industry leaders, Agriculture Secretary Luis P. Lorenzo Jr. expressed optimism that the target growth for the next 12 months could be achieved. A 10-percent increase has been foreseen,...

Agriculture

GMA sets import tariff on live feeder cattle at 3%

May 1, 2001 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has issued an executive order pulling down the import tariff on live feeder cattle to three percent. Arroyo said the rollback stems from the need to cushion the impact of high cattle prices, depreciated...

Business

35 vans of tainted meat to be sent back

By Jose Rodel Clapano | March 9, 2001 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Customs assured the public yesterday that all the 35 container vans holding thousands of kilos of beef from Europe will be shipped back by March 13. Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva made the assurance...

Headlines