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The country’s  food wheat  imports from the US is expected to remain flat this year as the weakening purchasing power of  the peso is driving Filipinos to eat less pan de sal and other bread products. 


Mike  Spier,  assistant regional director of the US Wheat Associates (USWA) said the declining consumption of bread  has been noticeable in recent years.


For 2006, the Philippines’ food-grade wheat imports from the US is projected to be just slightly higher than last year’s total imports of 1.9 million metric tons.


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But that’s just about it. No one will ever convince me to go on a diet, not even at gunpoint. What? With all the good food going around? Why, that would be a sin! 


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Mike  Spier,  assistant regional director of the US Wheat Associates (USWA) said the declining consumption of bread  has been noticeable in recent years.


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RP’s wheat imports from US expected to remain flat

By Rocel Felix | July 22, 2006 - 12:00am

The country’s food wheat imports from the US is expected to remain flat this year as the weakening purchasing power of the peso is driving Filipinos to eat less pan de sal and other bread products....

Business

Flour power!

By Heny Sison | July 8, 2004 - 12:00am

With the boom of gyms and fitness centers, it is clear that getting in shape is an integral part of our lifestyle. I normally sneak in an hour of weight training within my busy schedule; I feel guilty whenever I...

Food and Leisure