TOP-CRMS paused amid opposition, fears of higher shipping costs
Stakeholders have urged President Marcos to scrap the PPA's container monitoring program, warning that it could result in a 50% increase in cost of importing goods
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Stakeholders have urged President Marcos to scrap the PPA's container monitoring program, warning that it could result in a 50% increase in cost of importing goods
THE Transportation chief on Wednesday assured senators the controversial system being pushed by the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) that stakeholders say will further bloat already soaring logistics costs will remain deferred until all issues are resolved. Testifying online at a Senate Public Services Committee hearing on the PPA’s Trusted Operator…
Philippine Ports Authority General Manager Atty. Jay Daniel Santiago has reiterated his readiness to participate in the Senate investigation of the agency’s controversial container registry program. “We welcome it so that we can discuss all relevant logistics costs burdening our consumers so that we can see saan talagang area ang nagpapamahal and sino ang kumikita,”
The government agency tasked to ensure to eliminate red tape and facilitate ease of doing business in the country has given a go-signal for the implementation of the Trusted Operator Program – Container Registry and Monitoring System (TOP-CRMS) of the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA). The TOP-CRM
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is eyeing to conduct pilot-testing of its electronic ticketing system in three major ports in the country that include Port of Matnog in Sorsogon and Port of Batangas. In the case of Port of Matnog, PPA General Manager Jay Daniel Santiago said it is the Provin