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Japan supports the Philippines in reducing marine litter

Economic Affairs Minister NIHEI Daisuke of the Embassy of Japan in the Philippines joined the culmination event of the Healthy Oceans and Clean Cities Initiative (HOCCI) on Friday. 

Eight-month tourist arrivals hit 3.66M

Foreign visitors arrival in the Philippine between January and August this year reached a total 3.66 million, 38 percent more than the total tourist arrivals for the whole of 2022, data from the Department of Tourism showed.

Two more seek to win P171-billion NAIA rehab contract

The Department of Transportation on Thursday said two more firms have expressed interest to win the P171-billion contract to rehabilitate, optimize and maintain the Ninoy Aquino...

Microgrid auction guidelines out soon – DOE

The Department of Energy (DOE) is about to complete the guidelines under which so-called microgrid service areas will be sold to investors at auction.

SRA to deploy Japanese farm machinery for sugar growers

Japan has extended the Philippines a grant worth P314 million in the form of farm equipment that will benefit the country's sugar workers.

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Lawmaker urges urgent shift to E15 fuel blend to cut costs, save sugar industry

A Negros Occidental lawmaker is pushing for an immediate increase in the country’s ethanol-blended fuel from 10 percent (E10) to 15 percent (E15), calling it a “practical and timely” solution to rising fuel prices and the worsening crisis in the sugar sector.

Mead Johnson relocates to Uptown Bonifacio hub

Mead Johnson, a United Kingdom-based nutrition company, is relocating its Philippine headquarters to Uptown Bonifacio in Taguig City, underscoring continued demand for premium office space from multinational firms.

Nickel Asia subsidiary provides P4.44M for Bataan power line expansion

Jobin-SQM Inc. (JSI), part of Nickel Asia Corp.’s clean energy unit Emerging Power Inc. (EPI), has handed over P4.44 million to the Peninsula Electric Cooperative (Penelco) to fund the expansion of power lines in Bataan.

Solar irrigation brings big savings to CamSur farmers

Farmers in Camarines Sur now have a more affordable and reliable way to water their crops after the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) turned over P332 million worth of solar-powered irrigation systems.

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