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    “The fewer Kadiwa stores there are the better”

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    The government should only deploy Kadiwa rolling stores in select markets and for only a limited time to remain sustainable, according to a member...

    DA eyes $25M World Bank grant

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    The government eyes tapping the World Bank’s (WB) Pandemic Fund to help boost the country’s biosecurity measures for animal health, according to the Department...

    Laguna Lake fish catch smell as El Nino bites

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    Fisherfolk group Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (Pamalakaya) urges government to come up with a contingent plan for the fisheries sector as...

    Aboitiz launches second Fresh Depot cold storage unit

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    Following the successful introduction of its first pilot cold storage unit in Benguet, Aboitiz Group’s Fresh Depot has launched its second pilot unit at...

    DA hopes for far less destructive El Niño episode

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    Agriculture officials hope for a far less destructive episode of the El Nino weather disruption in the months ahead when the availability of life-sustaining...
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