+ Follow Seafood City Tag
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[Title] => Cebu has enough room for new resto investors
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[Title] => Vonage plan ideal for value-seekers
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[Summary] => Vowing never to break the people’s trust in him despite the many challenges coming his way, President Aquino told Filipinos here Saturday night that thinning hair was better than having a “thick face” – the literal translation of makapal ang mukha, the Filipino term for shamelessness.
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[Title] => Capiz pickled vegetables, fruits gain foothold in US
[Summary] => ROXAS CITY – Pickled vegetables and fruits produced by a DOST-assisted firm here are fast gaining foothold in the United States.
The pickled mango, coconut pith (ubod), bamboo shoots (labong), and bitter gourd (ampalaya) are being produced by Mother’s Blessing, Inc. here.
The products find their way to Filipino homes in California through Seafood City, a chain of stores in San Diego and Los Angeles.
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The products find their way to Filipino homes in California through Seafood City, a chain of stores in San Diego and Los Angeles.
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