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ECOP offers incentives for employees

By | Business, News

TWO years after the last wage adjustment in Region 1 was implemented in 2008, no new petition for an increase has so far been filed but employers are open to giving out other incentives to employees. Businessman Salvador Poserio, provincial head of the Employers’ Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP), said…

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ECOP offers incentives for employees

By August 29, 2010Business, News

The controversy over talong

By | Business, News

TALONG (eggplant), one of the most widely-used vegetables in the country, is a celebrated agricultural product in Pangasinan. The big town of Villasis, a major vegetable-growing first class municipality located along the main northern Luzon highway, has a grand annual Talong Festival every January and has even published a cookbook…

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The controversy over talong

By August 15, 2010Business, News

Delegation gets training in South Korea for Rice Processing Complex

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LINGAYEN–A delegation headed by Gov. Amado Espino Jr. was in South Korea last week for an agricultural training relating to the Rice Processing Complex (RPC) now under construction. The group was composed of officials and prospective personnel of the RPC, which is being built with financial and technical help from…

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Delegation gets training in South Korea for Rice Processing Complex

By August 15, 2010Business, News

NFA: No rotten rice stocks here

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NO rotten or rotting rice stocks are stashed in National Food Authority (NFA) warehouses in Pangasinan. This assurance was made by Ramon Cuaresma, head of the NFA western Pangasinan branch, during the KBP Forum at the Philippine Information Agency last week. “Walang bulok at wala ring nabubulok sa aming warehouses,” Cuaresma…

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NFA: No rotten rice stocks here

By August 8, 2010Business, News

Low-cost palay moisture meter now available

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THE Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (PHilMech) has developed a low-cost SHEGA III grain moisture meter, which is now available for palay and corn farmers and traders. The PHilMech moisture meter costs about P12,000 each, cheaper than the imported variety that costs P15,000- P30,000.

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Low-cost palay moisture meter now available

By August 8, 2010Business, News

Robinsons Mall to rise in Calasiao

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CALASIAO, a town known for its puto product, will soon be the site of a Robinsons shopping mall. Mayor Mark Roy Macanlalay, speaking during the Engkwentro forum of the Pangasinan Press Club Tuesday, said the Gokongwei company is now undertaking backfilling activities at a six-hectare site along the Calasiao diversion…

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Robinsons Mall to rise in Calasiao

By August 8, 2010Business, News