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Big and medium-size poultry growers assured the public and the Department of Agriculture (DA) yesterday that there will be an adequate supply of chicken this Christmas season.
The group is actually projecting an oversupply by next year even as local growers prepare to export Avian flu-free chicken to such countries as Japan, Hong Kong, the Middle East and even the United Kingdom.
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[Title] => Broiler integrators seek recall of order allowing low-tariff chicken imports
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PABI officials said the plan to import chicken at lower tariffs could spell another disaster for the local poultry sector.
"We are concerned about the timing of the imports because it is likely that the arrival will coincide with our projections that chicken supply will already stabilize," said a PABI official.
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[Title] => Poultry integrators buck move to hike corn import tariff
[Summary] => The country’s big poultry producers and integrators are against a move by the corn industry to call for an increase in the tariff on imported corn and other feed grain substitutes to 50 percent.
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The group is actually projecting an oversupply by next year even as local growers prepare to export Avian flu-free chicken to such countries as Japan, Hong Kong, the Middle East and even the United Kingdom.
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PABI officials said the plan to import chicken at lower tariffs could spell another disaster for the local poultry sector.
"We are concerned about the timing of the imports because it is likely that the arrival will coincide with our projections that chicken supply will already stabilize," said a PABI official.
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October 4, 2002 - 12:00am
