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[Title] => Government mulls voluntary purchase of raw sugar
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration is mulling a new round of voluntary purchase program that would siphon off a certain level of raw sugar from the market to arrest falling prices of the commodity.
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[Title] => No plan to regulate imports of sugar alternatives – SRA
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration clarified that its plan to impose clearance fees on imported sugar alternatives is intended to monitor the volume of shipments and not to regulate the importation of so-called “other sugar” products.
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[Title] => Sugar price drop alarms sugarcane planters
[Summary] => A large drop in the prices of sugar, or by an average of P100 per 50-kilo bag this week, has prompted sugarcane planters to seek help from the Sugar Regulatory Administration and Department of Agriculture.
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[Title] => Sugar alternatives to be slapped with import clearance fees
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration is inching closer to imposing import clearance fees on sweeteners like glucose and fructose as it seeks to monitor the entry of the raw sugar alternatives amid concerns over unabated imports to the detriment of local farmers.
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[Title] => Farmers back full domestic allocation of raw sugar output
[Summary] => Farmers belonging to the National Federation of Sugarcane Planters are supporting the government’s decision to allocate all the raw sugar production in the current crop year for domestic use as output remains insufficient to meet total demand.
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[Title] => Export of raw sugar to US planned by mid-year
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[Title] => Philippines may import 200k MT of sugar next year
[Summary] => The Philippines may import 200,000 metric tons of sugar next year as the government projects less need to import amid ample stocks.
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[Title] => SRA seeks approval of P2 billion funding from SIDA
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration hopes to get an early approval for a P2-billion funding from the Sugar Industry Development Act for next year to help modernize the sugar industry and make it globally competitive.
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[Title] => Sugar farmgate prices drop, but retail still high
[Summary] => Farmgate prices of sugar have dropped to P60 per kilo, but its retail prices remain high at P110 due to overpricing, Sugar Regulatory Administration head Pablo Azcona said yesterday.
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[Title] => SRA vows to use power to maintain sugar prices
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration will use its regulatory powers to maintain the price of sugar amid speculations that sugar prices will decrease in the coming milling season.
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[Title] => Government mulls voluntary purchase of raw sugar
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[DatePublished] => 2024-12-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => No plan to regulate imports of sugar alternatives – SRA
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration clarified that its plan to impose clearance fees on imported sugar alternatives is intended to monitor the volume of shipments and not to regulate the importation of so-called “other sugar” products.
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[Title] => Sugar price drop alarms sugarcane planters
[Summary] => A large drop in the prices of sugar, or by an average of P100 per 50-kilo bag this week, has prompted sugarcane planters to seek help from the Sugar Regulatory Administration and Department of Agriculture.
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[Title] => Sugar alternatives to be slapped with import clearance fees
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration is inching closer to imposing import clearance fees on sweeteners like glucose and fructose as it seeks to monitor the entry of the raw sugar alternatives amid concerns over unabated imports to the detriment of local farmers.
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[Title] => Farmers back full domestic allocation of raw sugar output
[Summary] => Farmers belonging to the National Federation of Sugarcane Planters are supporting the government’s decision to allocate all the raw sugar production in the current crop year for domestic use as output remains insufficient to meet total demand.
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[Title] => Export of raw sugar to US planned by mid-year
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration has started the preparatory work for the country’s export of raw sugar to the US as early as the middle of the year.
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[Title] => Philippines may import 200k MT of sugar next year
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[Title] => SRA seeks approval of P2 billion funding from SIDA
[Summary] => The Sugar Regulatory Administration hopes to get an early approval for a P2-billion funding from the Sugar Industry Development Act for next year to help modernize the sugar industry and make it globally competitive.
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[Title] => Sugar farmgate prices drop, but retail still high
[Summary] => Farmgate prices of sugar have dropped to P60 per kilo, but its retail prices remain high at P110 due to overpricing, Sugar Regulatory Administration head Pablo Azcona said yesterday.
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[Title] => SRA vows to use power to maintain sugar prices
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