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Geographical indication stressed for Sindhri mango - Vimarsana News

Geographical indication stressed for Sindhri mango

Seminar told over 200 Pakistani products have unexploited export potential

Kampot-Kep Salt's GI listing to be marked with Apr event - Vimarsana News

Kampot-Kep Salt's GI listing to be marked with Apr event

The Ministry of Commerce has tentatively set April 26 for the “launch” of “Kampot-Kep Salt” as a geographical indication (GI) product, in a formal recognition of its inclusion in the Cambodian registry and the accompanying protections.

Koh Kong Scylla crabs crawl along GI registration process - Vimarsana News

Koh Kong Scylla crabs crawl along GI registration process

“Koh Kong Scylla crabs” are crawling along the domestic geographical indication (GI) registration process, with Koh Kong authorities all too eager to share the delectable treat and other choice produce items offered by the coastal province, in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce.

Affected communities ask the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to divest from Davao's Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facility - Vimarsana News

Affected communities ask the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to divest from Davao's Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facility

Farmers, Environmentalists, and Experts Stand Against Waste Incineration On January 9, 2023, the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) Asia

Muck not yuck: Fly larvae could be solution to the Philippines' landfill, food waste woes - Vimarsana News

Muck not yuck: Fly larvae could be solution to the Philippines' landfill, food waste woes

The black soldier fly’s larvae can break down food waste which makes up a large chunk of the city of Davao’s daily landfill but officials, aware the sole rubbish dump will soon be full, might build a new waste-to-energy plant; environmentalists say this would cause more pollution.

Source: scmp.com