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China remained the Philippines’ top import source while the US led export markets in July, as total trade rose 16.3 percent and the deficit widened to $5.97…
China remained the Philippines’ largest import source while the US led export markets in July as total trade grew but the deficit widened.
Senate President Sherwin “Win” Gatchalian warns that the Philippines’ heavy reliance on imported urea fertilizer from Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, and China…
The Department of Agriculture plans to destroy 650 metric tons of spoiled imported red onions from China worth P86.7M, after inspections at Manila…
The Philippines’ Department of Trade and Industry has expanded safeguard duties to cover cement imports from China and Indonesia after their volumes breached…
The Department of Agriculture–Bureau of Animal Industry said China’s restriction on importing pigs and swine products from the Philippines will have minimal…
The Department of Energy’s support for Aboitiz Renewables’ 221-megawatt Olongapo Solar Power Plant underscores the Philippines’ intensified push toward…
Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. vows to cut dependence on food imports as the Philippines boosts domestic production, raises palay buying…
The Department of Energy is fast-tracking the Philippines’ shift to renewable energy as global oil prices surge, aiming for 35% clean power by 2030 and 50% by…
Last week, China advised its citizens not to travel to Japan and those studying there to be careful.
‘We’ve been on a growth path since before this administration, slowed by the pandemic lockdowns, but still in positive territory.’
China’s retaliatory tariffs of 34 percent on US goods are due to enter in force at 12:01 a.m. local time on Thursday
World’s number-three Angang Steel lost nearly $1 billion last year, it said in a stock exchange filing
China will impose new tariffs on U.S. agricultural imports next week in retaliation for Washington's levy hikes. The Finance Ministry announced additional 15%…
Beijing’s move was in response to the ‘unilateral tariff hike’ by Washington
China says Afghanistan recognition depends on reform
Removing the safeguards when these are most needed when most businesses are recovering fails to serve national interest as it benefits importers and the…