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Philippine logistics urged to embrace blockchain now

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FAST Logistics Group is calling on Philippine logistics firms and government agencies to accelerate supply chain digitalization and prepare for broader blockchain adoption, citing inefficiencies and rising customer demands.

FAST expands trucker income support in Bacolod

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FAST Logistics Group is rolling out a suite of income support programs for truck owners and aspiring transport entrepreneurs in Bacolod City, aiming to cushion the impact of rising operating costs while creating more predictable revenue streams.

FAST backs backhaul logistics to curb food prices

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Farmers and agricultural stakeholders are being urged to consolidate output and adopt backhaul logistics to help stabilize food prices and cut fuel use amid the ongoing energy crisis, according to FAST Logistics Group.
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