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[Title] => Natural dyes inhibit bacterial growth
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A law that calls for the use of tropical fabrics in the uniforms of public sector workers will finally be implemented, a sartorial move that the government said would save millions of dollars in textile imports and generate jobs for Filipinos.
Some 1.3 million government workers will start wearing uniforms made out of pineapple, abaca and banana fibers next year, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) said yesterday.
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Substituting imported yarns and fabrics with Philippine developed tropical fabrics would not only generate millions of jobs for Filipinos but can also save some millions of dollars in textile imports, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) said.
Based on a recent feasibility study by the Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI) of the DOST, substituting imported textile yarns and fabrics with 25 percent Philippine tropical fabrics would save the nation $20.3 million, or an import reduction of over P1 billion annually.
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A Japanese businessman was rescued by agents of the Presidential Anti-Organized
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Reports identified the rescued kidnap victim as Takayuke Umeda, trader of a
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Some 1.3 million government workers will start wearing uniforms made out of pineapple, abaca and banana fibers next year, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) said yesterday.
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Substituting imported yarns and fabrics with Philippine developed tropical fabrics would not only generate millions of jobs for Filipinos but can also save some millions of dollars in textile imports, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) said.
Based on a recent feasibility study by the Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI) of the DOST, substituting imported textile yarns and fabrics with 25 percent Philippine tropical fabrics would save the nation $20.3 million, or an import reduction of over P1 billion annually.
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A Japanese businessman was rescued by agents of the Presidential Anti-Organized
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morning.
Reports identified the rescued kidnap victim as Takayuke Umeda, trader of a
business firm based in Saipan.
Umeda was rescued from a room in the Holiday Inn Hotel where he was kept by
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