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[Title] => Meat imports up 8% in 8 months
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[Title] => Philippine bans meat from 23 countries
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[Title] => Meat imports breach 1 million tons in 7 months
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[Title] => Meat imports up 33% in H1
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[Title] => 4 toneladang ‘hot meat’ nakumpiska sa Dasma
[Summary] => Mahigit apat na toneladang hinihinalang “hot meat” ang nasabat sa isinagawang sorpresang inspeksyon ng mga awtoridad sa isang pampublikong pamilihan sa Dasmariñas City kahapon.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL — Something fowl, something foul
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