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Published March 18, 2021, 5:00 AM Through collaboration with law enforcement agencies, Delgado-owned firm Isla LPG Corporation has stepped up its crackdown versus illegally sold liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) products, primarily those involving its Solane LPG brand. In recent entrapment operations in Southern Luzon, the company indicated that there had been 48 illegal LPG tanks seized in Libon and Polangui, Albay – and these confiscated cylinders had been valued at P113,000. Last February 5, Isla Petroleum stated that 44 illegally refilled 11-kilogram Solane LPG cylinders worth P110,000 had been confiscated in Libon, Albay from suspect Henry Vasquez Bien. “Along with the tanks, authorities captured a marked P1,000 bill and a transaction receipt issued at a selling price of P860,” the LPG firm noted in its statement to the media. ....
Organic vs. natural farming There’s a slight confusion between organic and natural farming, with the terms sometimes being used interchangeably. While both organic and natural farming use the same processes, the big difference lies in paperwork. Namely, ‘organic’ refers to a farm or product that uses natural farming methods and has been certified as organic by a third party, while ‘naturally grown’ refers to a farm or product that uses natural farming methods, but does not have organic certification. In 2010, Republic Act 10068, also known as the Organic Agriculture Act of 2010, was signed into law. This made it illegal to label products as ‘organic’ without the proper certification. Unfortunately, since getting certified by a third party is expensive, costing about P40,000 per product, this means that a lot of small farmers were left out. It also meant that farms had to price their organic products at a premium to make up for the cost of certification. Thi ....
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EcoWaste Coalition (FACEBOOK / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) “While these stores carry a range of affordable items that people use on a daily basis, some of the products being sold there may lack the needed authorization or certification that can put the health and well-being of consumers at risk,” stressed Thony Dizon, a chemical safety campaigner of the EcoWaste Coalition. “Regardless of where you shop offline or online consumers should be wary of the quality and safety of unauthorized or uncertified products that have not undergone the evaluation procedures as required by law,” he said. All-in-one retail stores, which have sprouted in Metro Manila and other urban centers, are quite popular among budget and discount shoppers in need of cosmetics, electronics, hand tools, kitchenware, school supplies, toys and other miscellaneous items within their means. ....
PH cement firms push for 'buy local' campaign – Manila Bulletin mb.com.ph - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mb.com.ph Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.