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    Foreign firm to start tests for possible hydrogen power plant in Zamboanga

    A foreign firm is set to conduct technical studies and tests this month for the possible development of a hydrogen power plant in Olutanga...

    URC instant coffee, potato snack items top food brand survey in 2022

    Universal Robina Corporation’s food offerings continue to be among the most chosen brands in the Philippines, according to London-based brand consulting firm Kantar Group. “URC...

    Pasay City cites SM companies among its top taxpayers

    SM group’s various businesses were recognized as top taxpayers in Pasay City in appreciation ceremonies held at Conrad Manila.

    M. Manila power rates up for third consecutive month

    Power rates in Metro Manila will go up for the third consecutive month this January, mainly due to a higher generation charge and the...

    DA revives advisory groups to monitor poultry, livestock volume and price

    The Department of Agriculture's (DA) re-composition of a price and volume watch committee and advisory groups for livestock and poultry is a good start...

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