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                    [Summary] => Businessman Lucio Tan has no plans to going into the meat processing business, contrary to media reports, Salvador M. Mison, president of Basic Holdings, Inc., said yesterday.


Mison made the statement to squelch talks circulating in the business community that the Lucio Tan Group has reportedly acquired the Winner and El Rancho corned beef brands from the Cebu-based Virginia Food Corp.


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Agri to boost economic recovery — Lucio Tan

April 6, 2005 - 12:00am

TARLAC, Tarlac – Agriculture remains the key to national survival and economic recovery and would help solve the country’s economic problems, industrialist Lucio C. Tan told graduates of the Tarlac College...

Business

Tan group won’t go into meat processing business

January 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Businessman Lucio Tan has no plans to going into the meat processing business, contrary to media reports, Salvador M. Mison, president of Basic Holdings, Inc., said yesterday. Mison made the statement to squelch...

Business