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The spread of African swine fever to Cebu is seen to further drive pork imports this year, according to the Philippine Association of Meat Processors Inc..

It received 12 awards and also won the coveted “Meat Cleaver” award, which represents the best product entries overall.

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PH joins free trade deal with 14 other nations

Business groups estimated of at least P35 billion in direct financial cost once the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) implements Administrative Order 04–2021, a new system that seeks to provide technology infrastructure, including container tracking program. During a press conference, 17 busine

The country’s meat processors are pushing for more regulations for processed meat products, as well as for a review of the first border inspection policies, and the construction of a cold examination facility, among others, to ensure food safety and affordability.

Major maritime stakeholders have asked President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. to immediately revoke an order from the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) imposing an additional container monitoring system in current port operations. ICTSI continues to invest in Manila flagship Seventeen groups

MAJOR stakeholders in the maritime industry, with backing from top business groups, have united in asking President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos Jr. to immediately revoke a Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) order imposing an additional container monitoring system in the current ports operations. Implementation of the order will “result in an…

Meat importers will get to enjoy extended low tariff rate on mechanically deboned meat of chicken and turkey for another two years after President Marcos signed Executive Order 13.

LOCAL meat processors urged President Marcos Jr. to issue the new executive order (EO) that would extend the lower tariff rate on mechanically deboned meat (MDM) of poultry to prevent the possible “aggravation” of port congestion in the country. The United Broiler Raisers Association’s President Elias Jose Inciong argued, however,…