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Chinese soy sauce maker scraps $710m deal for giant tuna fishing firm

Chinese soy sauce maker scraps $710m deal for giant tuna fishing firm By Jan. 13, 2021 17:11 GMT Chinese soy sauce maker Jiajia Food Group has canceled its planned CNY 4.7 billion ($710 million) acquisition of tuna-fishing firm Dalian Ocean Fishing Company (DOFC) over two years after the deal was first announced. [.] Want to keep reading? sign up This field is required Remember me Enter the email address associated with your account. We ll send you instructions to reset your password. This field is required to change your password. redirecting. Don t miss a beat Start your week with our Editor s choice Go d indicates our Product updates

DFA repatriates 13,320 more OFWs

(JANSEN ROMERO / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) It also facilitated  64 special commercial repatriation flights to bring home distressed Filipinos, which include 74 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) from the island Diego Garcia; 33 OFWs and one minor child from Cambodia; 21 trafficking-in-persons victim from the United Arab Emirates (UAE); nine undocumented OFWs from Iraq; four OFWs and two minors from Guangzhou, China; two medical repatriates from Oman; two undocumented OFWs from Vietnam; one household service worker from Iran; and one stranded seafarer from The Bahamas.  Thirty-two Filipino crew of stranded fishing vessels, Long Xing 905, 906, and 907 also arrived last Saturday, Dec. 19.  The three ships were previously stranded at sea near the Marshall Islands after the ship owner, Dalian Ocean Fishing Company Limited, stopped paying the salaries of the crew and failed to make provisions for refueling the ships. 

DFA: 13,320 more overseas Filipinos repatriated before Christmas

endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 22) - The Department of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday said 13,320 more Filipinos abroad were repatriated last week just in time for Christmas. This raises the total of Filipinos brought home to 314,158 since coronavirus-related repatriations started last February. The DFA said 64 special commercial repatriation flights were facilitated last week. Included in these flights were 74 overseas Filipino workers from Diego Garcia island; 33 OFWs and a minor from Cambodia; 21 human trafficking victims from the United Arab Emirates; nine undocumented Filipinos from Iraq; four OFWs and two minors from Guangzhou, China; two medical repatriates from Oman; two undocumented OFWs from Vietnam; one household service worker from Iran; and a stranded seafarer from the Bahamas.

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