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DA forms group to refine anti-hoarding policy - Vimarsana News

DA forms group to refine anti-hoarding policy

The Department of Agriculture (DA) has formed a technical working group (TWG) that would oversee improvements in the government’s implementing guidelines for preventing hoarding and the manipulation of prices of farm goods. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. issued Special Order (SO) 1379 that mandated the creation of the TWG…

Big onions sold in Metro Manila likely smuggled: DA - Vimarsana News

Big onions sold in Metro Manila likely smuggled: DA

MANILA- The Department of Agriculture (DA) said Wednesday big onions being sold in some parts of Metro Manila about the size of a fist are likely smuggled. In an interview, DA deputy spokesperson Assistant Secretary Rex Estoperez said the approved 5,775 metric tons of imported onions have yet to enter the country. "Kasi according to the Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI), wala pang dumadating. Kasi sa first border control, wala pang nire-report na may dumating. Pangalawa, wala pang distribution plan, kung dumating man din. So, definitely, kung titingnan mo, (Because according to the Bureau of...

CFTC Whistleblower Reward Program: What Violations Qualify for an Award? - Vimarsana News

CFTC Whistleblower Reward Program: What Violations Qualify for an Award?

The CFTC’s recent announcement that it is paying a whistleblower a $200 million award for providing information about wrongdoing concerning the…

What Violations Qualify for a CFTC Violation Award - Vimarsana News

What Violations Qualify for a CFTC Violation Award

The CFTC’s recent announcement that it is paying a whistleblower a $200 million award for providing information about wrongdoing concerning the manipulation of financial benchmarks used by global banks is likely to spur more whistleblowers to assist the CFTC