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New tag for food supplements

By | Business, News

SOON, the familiar “No Approved Therapeutic Claim” found in food supplements and vitamins will no longer be seen nor heard. The Department of Health (DOH) has directed all manufacturers of food/dietary supplements to stop using the tag, which has been subject to manipulation and confuses the public.

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New tag for food supplements

By May 15, 2010Business, News

Rise in Dagupan bangus exports seen

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A BIGGER export market is being targeted for the Dagupan bangus with the operation of the newly built seafood processing complex in the city. Director Westly Rosario of the National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center under the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources said the complex can process at least five tons…

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Rise in Dagupan bangus exports seen

By May 9, 2010Business, News

Seafood plant more modern than Korea’s plants

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THE newly inaugurated Philippine/Dagupan-Korea Seafood Processing Plant will have more modern facilities than most seafood processing plants in Korea. This was bared by Dagupan City Manager Alvin Fernandez who was among the officials invited to Seoul, Korea to observe the operations of seafood processing plants early this year.

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Seafood plant more modern than Korea’s plants

By April 25, 2010Business, News

Solignum conferred Superbrand status

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JARDINE Distribution, Inc.’s (JDI) Solignum Wood Preservative has been given the “Superbrand” distinction by Superbrands, an international, independent authority and arbiter on branding. “Superbrand has become a key annual barometer on the performance of brands across a wide variety of sectors in the country and we are happy to have…

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Solignum conferred Superbrand status

Guam jobs for Pangasinan skilled workers

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LINGAYEN–The provincial government is set to start manpower pooling for possible employment in Guam. Alex Ferrer, chief of the Provincial Employment Service Office, said the province wants to take advantage of the available work opportunities there. The project requires 10,000 workers to help construct a big U.S. military base.

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Guam jobs for Pangasinan skilled workers

By April 19, 2010Business, News

Ex-settlers of Sitio Russia try salt-making project

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FAMILIES that were relocated to give way to the P110 million Seafood Processing Plant in Sitio Russia, Barangay Bonuan Binloc have been introduced to salt-making and are now producing commercial salt as a community livelihood project. The livelihood program is an initiative of the Millennium Development Goals-Family-based Action for Children…

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Ex-settlers of Sitio Russia try salt-making project

By April 19, 2010Business, News

PRC holds mobile processing

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THE Professional Regulations Commission (PRC) conducted services through its mobile processing program last Friday in Dagupan City. Services rendered during the one-day processing were:  initial registration of license for newly passed nurses, issuance of Certification of Passing, Certification of Board Ratings and Official Report of Ratings to newly passed nurses,…

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PRC holds mobile processing

By April 19, 2010Business, News

Tax evaders under close watch

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SEVERAL business establishments in Pangasinan are currently being closely monitored by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) for failure to pay the right amount of taxes. BIR Regional Director Tomas Rosales said warning notices have already been issued to the owners of these businesses and he urged them to act…

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Tax evaders under close watch

By April 12, 2010Business, News