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Hyper-localization vs importation | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Hyper-localization vs importation | The Manila Times

FOR the most part of 2020, the world economy almost stood still after the coronavirus struck. Scientists worked hard to create a vaccine, but Covid-19 had already caused damage to the health and economy of many countries. By 2021, supply chain disruptions have threatened food sufficiency. In February 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, a major source of the world's food supply. The ongoing conflict and disruptions continue to mess up the world's food security.

IPOPHL and MIAA pact assures 'IP safe' airport - Vimarsana News

IPOPHL and MIAA pact assures 'IP safe' airport

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has inked an agreement with the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) to prevent the transport of intellectual property (IP) infringing goods and raise awareness on the prohibition of traveling with counterfeit items. The IPOPHL said the partnership comes amid the rise of…

The Marcos-IMF-WB economy: How do we leave it behind? - Vimarsana News

The Marcos-IMF-WB economy: How do we leave it behind?

IN a recent article timed for the commemoration of the February 25 Edsa Revolt, President Cory’s  finance officers—DOF Secretary Jesus Estanislao and Central Bank Governor Jose Cuisia —claimed that they “undid Marcos economy.”  They described the Marcos economy as one characterized by inefficiency and where one had a hard time…

What Is Lacking In The Philippines' Agricultural Sector? - Vimarsana News

What Is Lacking In The Philippines' Agricultural Sector?

"I do not want my children following in my footsteps." What would you feel if you heard another farmer saying this to their children if you were a parent?