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Local feedmillers said yesterday that the recently approved importation of 400,000 metric tons of corn is not enough to meet domestic demand.


The shortfall is projected to reach 1.8 million metric tons, according to estimates by the Philippine Association of Feed Millers Inc. (PAFMI).


"The projected shortfall is based on an assumption that livestock and poultry requirements for corn will grow this year by 3.2 percent," said PAFMI executive vice president Ric Pinca. This, he added, is actually a very conservative forecast."


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"We are hoping to get approval of our request in the next two weeks because of the urgency of bringing in the corn imports," noted Ricardo M. Pinca, vice-president of the Philippine Association of Feed Millers Inc. (Pafmi).


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At the 4th National Corn Congress spearheaded by Philippine Maize Federation (Philmaize), Ricardo M. Pinca, vice-president of the Philippine Association of Feed Millers Inc. (Pafmi), said the requirement of feedmillers cannot be met by domestically-produced corn.


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                    [Title] => Corn prices seen to hit P13/kilo on tight supply
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Philippine Maize Federation Inc. (Philmaize) president Roderico Bioco said  the shortfall is estimated at 700,000 to one million metric tons (MT), the result of poor harvest brought about by unfavorable weather last year.


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Agriculture Secretary Domingo F. Panganiban reports the department granted requests from  the feed millers and  traders to bring in corn at zero tariff.


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"We understand your concern, but your request requires more study and we also need to consult  the corn sector," said Agriculture  Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. in a recent talk with the Philippine Association of Feed Millers Inc. (PAFMI).


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