+ Follow RED CREOLE Tag
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[Title] => Onion prices remain high, says DA
[Summary] => Off-season onion prices remain high, ranging from P60 per kilo for the traditional Red Creole variety and up to P100 per kilo for the Yellow Granex variety, the Department of Agriculture said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2011-02-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => BPI, BOC form team to look into onion imports
[Summary] => The Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) will create a team that will look into the alleged discrepancy between authorized onion importations and the volume of onion imports processed by the BOC.
"We have asked the BOC to verify data released by onion growers that supposedly came from the BOC’s records on onion importations. We expect to conduct a joint investigation to thresh out this matter," said BPI director Lealyn A. Ramos.
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RED CREOLE
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[Title] => Onion prices remain high, says DA
[Summary] => Off-season onion prices remain high, ranging from P60 per kilo for the traditional Red Creole variety and up to P100 per kilo for the Yellow Granex variety, the Department of Agriculture said yesterday.
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"We have asked the BOC to verify data released by onion growers that supposedly came from the BOC’s records on onion importations. We expect to conduct a joint investigation to thresh out this matter," said BPI director Lealyn A. Ramos.
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