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[Title] => Department of Agriculture approves entry of Korean oranges
[Summary] => Chinese oranges will soon face competition from Korean oranges following the Department of Agriculture’s approval of the entry of Korean oranges from Jeju Island, South Korea to the Philippines.
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Benguet vegetable farmers are opposing the entry of Chinese potatoes and carrots following the start of Pest Risk Analysis (PRA) tests on Chinese vegetables as a prelude to their entry into the Philippines.
The local farmers said they are fearful the entry of Chinese produce in the market may unjustly compete with locally-grown vegetables.
"Benguet stakeholders are terribly disturbed over the fact that the government is soon to draft an order that will permit importation of vegetables from China," Benguet mayor Nestor Fongwan said.
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Benguet vegetable farmers are opposing the entry of Chinese potatoes and carrots following the start of Pest Risk Analysis (PRA) tests on Chinese vegetables as a prelude to their entry into the Philippines.
The local farmers said they are fearful the entry of Chinese produce in the market may unjustly compete with locally-grown vegetables.
"Benguet stakeholders are terribly disturbed over the fact that the government is soon to draft an order that will permit importation of vegetables from China," Benguet mayor Nestor Fongwan said.
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