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[Title] => Staples in the work place, eating hazard
[Summary] => Hard hats are good protection for falling or swinging objects in the workplace.
[DatePublished] => 2013-01-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jhufel M. Querikiol
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Staple wire ayaw'g gamita
[Summary] => Si Sen. Lito Lapid mipasaka og balaudnon diin gidid-an ang mga food manufacturer sa paggamit og staple wire sa pag-seal kun pagserado sa pakete sa ilang produkto.
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[Title] => Lapid bill seeks ban on staple wires in food packages
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Staple foods should not literally contain staples.
This was the observation of actor-turned-politician Sen. Lito Lapid, who broached the idea of banning the use of staple wires in food packaging.
Citing health hazards, Lapid filed Senate Bill No. 2239, which would penalize violators from hotel managers down to sidewalk vendors with fines ranging from P5,000 to P50,000 or imprisonment of up to six months if convicted.
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[Title] => Staple wire ibabawal sa food packaging
[Summary] => Mahigpit na ipagbabawal ang paggamit ng "staple wire" sa mga food manufacturers at establishments partikular sa food packaging upang maiwasan na ang aksidenteng malulon ito ng mga consumers.
Sa Senate Bill 2239 ni Sen. Lito Lapid, ipinaliwanag nito na ilang beses nang napatunayan na health hazard sa mga consumers ang staple wire kapag aksidenteng nahalo ito sa kanilang biniling pagkain.
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[Title] => BOI approves P10-M project to recycle PET bottles
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved a P10-million investment by a new firm that is proposing to recycle polyethylene terephtalate (PET) bottles.
Forever Fiber Corp. (FFC), a pioneer operator, plans to manufacture and trade goods derived from plastic waste, specifically used PET bottles.
FFC is developing its own technology and is investing in a plant and equipment to recycle used PET bottles and convert them into chips/flakes that would then be processed into other usable products such as staple fiber.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Rice self-sufficiency
[Summary] => It’s good to know that there has been a bumper rice harvest, which means the country’s rice imports will be cut down by more than half this year. The Department of Agriculture reported last week that because of an increase in rice production, the country will be importing 390,000 metric tons of the staple this year instead of the 690,000 that was originally planned.
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Staple foods should not literally contain staples.
This was the observation of actor-turned-politician Sen. Lito Lapid, who broached the idea of banning the use of staple wires in food packaging.
Citing health hazards, Lapid filed Senate Bill No. 2239, which would penalize violators from hotel managers down to sidewalk vendors with fines ranging from P5,000 to P50,000 or imprisonment of up to six months if convicted.
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[Summary] => Mahigpit na ipagbabawal ang paggamit ng "staple wire" sa mga food manufacturers at establishments partikular sa food packaging upang maiwasan na ang aksidenteng malulon ito ng mga consumers.
Sa Senate Bill 2239 ni Sen. Lito Lapid, ipinaliwanag nito na ilang beses nang napatunayan na health hazard sa mga consumers ang staple wire kapag aksidenteng nahalo ito sa kanilang biniling pagkain.
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[Title] => BOI approves P10-M project to recycle PET bottles
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved a P10-million investment by a new firm that is proposing to recycle polyethylene terephtalate (PET) bottles.
Forever Fiber Corp. (FFC), a pioneer operator, plans to manufacture and trade goods derived from plastic waste, specifically used PET bottles.
FFC is developing its own technology and is investing in a plant and equipment to recycle used PET bottles and convert them into chips/flakes that would then be processed into other usable products such as staple fiber.
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February 20, 2002 - 12:00am
