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Issues in the Philippine market regarding the influx of smuggled goods and the undercutting of local farmers due to inadequate import monitoring.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 8
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Issues in the Philippine market regarding the influx of smuggled goods and the undercutting of local farmers due to inadequate import monitoring.

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PhilippinesNueva Ecija

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  1. BPI advises on the unfit status of seized commodities.1 source
  2. The Rice Tariffication Law led to an import surge causing harm to farmers, prompting FFF to petition the Philippine Tariff Commission for a surcharge.Sub-event
  3. Meat importers and the Bureau of Animal Industry are facing increased monitoring regarding volume and trends, compounded by port congestion issues in Manila.Sub-event
  4. Shipments from India destined for Metro Manila and Cavite were intercepted.Sub-event
  5. Market studies and advocacy call for stronger law enforcement against illicit tobacco trade in the Philippines.Sub-event
  6. Local production decline drives increased imports of rice in the Philippines.Sub-event
  7. Smuggled goods are undercutting local farmers in the Philippine market due to poor import monitoring.1 source

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