THE SUGAR Regulatory Administration (SRA) said sugar output is expected to fall below initial projections and has eliminated the export allocation to non-United States (US) markets to make way for domestic use of the commodity.
PALO, LEYTE — The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) in the Eastern Visayas is optimistic about meeting its P6.45-billion target this year as the business sector shows signs of recovery from typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan), with collections in the first two months running ahead of their year-earlier pace.
DAVAO CITY — The Mindanao Beef Cattle Development Experimental and Research Project is crossbreeding domestic cattle with Hereford and Jersey varieties from the United Kingdom with the intention of boosting meat and milk yields.
CHEVROLET Philippines – The Covenant Car Company Inc. (TCCCI) celebrates the expansion of its dealer network with the inauguration of Chevrolet Batangas. Dubbed as an industrial center with its growing population of 2,377,395 residents, the city of Batangas is expected to be another significant market for Chevrolet in southern Luzon. Chevrolet Batangas marks the 24th full sales and service outlet that Chevrolet operates in the Philippines—a testament to the growing strength of the brand as more and more Filipinos are beginning to trust, patronize, and Love this Chevy. True to its #BeChevyStrong campaign, Chevrolet has doubled the business network that the company assumed in 2009 and expects to close the year with 29 strong dealers in full operation. Spearheaded by its president Felix K. Limcaoco III, the new dealership is managed by Juno Cars Inc. –the same company that managed other Chevrolet outlets, including Chevrolet Alabang, Chevrolet Carmona, Chevrolet Pasig and Chevrolet Shaw, and mastered anything and everything Chevy. As a matter of fact, Juno Cars Inc. emerged victorious in the recently concluded 2014 Chevrolet Grandmasters Awards night with Chevrolet Alabang winning the Best in Sales award and Chevrolet Pasig winning the Best in Parts award. Showcasing their Bowtie expertise, the company signed their 5th partnership with TCCCI. “We are very pleased with our new venture with Chevrolet. The city of Batangas holds a special place in my heart as it is my maternal family’s hometown. We are thankful to TCCCI for giving us the chance to offer excellent cars Read More …
Space, power, refinement, and comfort are prime qualities expected of an “executive” level midsize sedan. For the longest time, the class has been dominated by the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, and only fairly recently has Mazda given serious competition with their sporty 6. Nissan used to have its own entry in the big-and-heavy Cefiro during the early to mid-00’s, and just a few years back tried to go for even larger with the yacht-like Teana. This time around, and as part of the renaissance going on with the consolidated Nissan that has combined its trucks and passenger cars into one entity, they are going for a more understated, yet even more refined entry with the Altima. Those of you who remember the pickings for a midsize car back in the 90’s will recall that the Altima was the bigger brother of the Sentra. It had soapbox styling, a rather coarse 2.0-liter engine, and was a sort of neither-here-nor-there car like the Toyota Corona. You might still see a few running around these days, the bodies and mechanicals obviously having seen better days. It eventually gave way to the Cefiro, which made no apologies for its DOM-ish appeal. The new Altima shares nothing with the old one save for the name, and gives prospective owners a peek at what it might be like to own an Infiniti. It’s a shape characterized by soft curves and strategic edges to give it a timeless look; a classy presence that doesn’t scream “Money.” Read More …
Staking their Turf: Jun Eugenio, The Turf Company sales engineer; Eugene Dimaano, South Forbes GM; Ed Eguchi, Orec overseas trade group manager and Redge Nieva, The Turf Company sales engineer MANILA, Philippines – The Turf Company, one of the country’s leading distributors of irrigation systems, precision mowing equipment, golf carts and other utility vehicles, recently demonstrated the use and features of Orec Rabbit Mower to South Forbes Residences & Golf Course, envisioned to be the country’s first golf city with the perfect mix of commercial, office, sports, residential and resort components. It is a property of Cathay Land, one of the fastest-rising real estate firms in the Philippines. The Turf Company team demonstrated how the Orec Rabbit Mower works and how it can benefit South Forbes’ challenging terrain. Functioning like a dune buggy, Orec Mower’s low center of gravity makes it easy to manipulate, especially in stiff places and areas that are hard to reach. For over 20 years now, Orec has been providing world-class service and performance to contractors, farmers, public works agencies, golf courses and homeowners around the world. It is exclusively distributed in the Philippines by The Turf Company, a one-stop shop that provides total solutions to the management and maintenance of golf courses and sports-themed estates, resorts and recreation facilities, hospitals, commercial landscapes like retail developments, and private and residential projects. Its end-to-end services include designing, supplying and installation of irrigation systems, complemented by the sale and distribution of allied products. Having Orec Rabbit Mower in Read More …
THE dispute between the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) and one of its private concessionaires still has a way to go as both parties stood firm on their respective positions on rates.
MINDANAO’s power supply situation is expected to stabilize following the return to service of a 105-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant unit.
SALES of passenger cars continue to boost performance of the domestic auto industry in February.
THE COUNTRY’S growth prospects remain strong amid healthy demand and supply conditions, monetary authorities noted in their first policy meeting for the year last month.