+ Follow PAKISTAN AND THAILAND Tag
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[Title] => Pinoys face tough test in muscle contest
[Summary] => Pinoy bodybuilders will have to work extra hard to win the 2011 Mr. and Ms. Philippine-Asia Invitational Bodybuilding Championships on October 20- 21 at the City Sports Club-Cebu with a bunch of foreign entries joining in.
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[Title] => DA cuts palay output target due to 'Juan' damage
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala said the country’s palay (paddy rice) production target this year of 16.2 million metric tons will not be achieved following the devastation caused by Typhoon Juan to crops in Northern Luzon.
[DatePublished] => 2010-11-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => FAO sees volatile commodities market
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[Title] => RP among world's top 30 offshoring sites - survey
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[Title] => Home from the war
[Summary] => The government has ordered all 30,000 Filipinos out of Lebanon. When they’re all back home, what do we do with them?
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[Title] => US seeks rice export quota to RP
[Summary] => The United States (US) is seeking a rice export quota or allocation in exchange for its support to the Philippine government’s decision to retain its quantitative restrictions (QR) on rice.
Manuel A.J. Teehankee, Philippine Ambassador to the World Trade Organization (WTO) said several countries have also expressed their intention to negotiate for a rice export quota from the Philippines.
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[Title] => Rice imports to arrive in 2 weeks
[Summary] => The government expects the additional 250,000 metric tons of imported rice – to be used as buffer stock in anticipation of El Niño – to arrive within the next two weeks.
Presidential Adviser on Agriculture Modernization Angelito Sarmiento said the rice shipments, the bulk of which will be sourced from Vietnam and Thailand, will have to come earlier than the peak harvest season for palay which is in October.
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Manuel A.J. Teehankee, Philippine Ambassador to the World Trade Organization (WTO) said several countries have also expressed their intention to negotiate for a rice export quota from the Philippines.
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Presidential Adviser on Agriculture Modernization Angelito Sarmiento said the rice shipments, the bulk of which will be sourced from Vietnam and Thailand, will have to come earlier than the peak harvest season for palay which is in October.
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