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ASIAN TERMINALS INC

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ASIAN TERMINALS INC. (ATI) recently acquired two brand-new container handling equipment: a 40-ton Hyster toploader (photo below, left) and a 32-ton Hyster forklift...
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Customs & Trade

NEDA Board approves P25.6B projects

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THE National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board recently approved P25.6 billion worth of projects on social and support services, transportation, energy, water resources...
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RP-Taiwan economic corridor pushed

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THE Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) is pushing for the establishment of an RP-Taiwan economic corridor so that the Philippines can take a...
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Aviation

DOTC to repair 21 airports

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THE Philippine government will repair all 21 airports that flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) said would have to be rehabilitated if it were to...
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3PL/4PL

Keppel sees strong international sales

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SHIPYARD operator Keppel Philippines Marine, Inc. (KPMI) expects to have strong sales from the international market for the rest of the year. The international...
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Ports/Terminals

ATI puts in motion new vessel performance scheme

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ASIAN TERMINALS, INC. (ATI) at the start of the month implemented a new scheme designed to more effectively monitor vessel performance and productivity. The...
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3PL/4PL

ATS to keep rates despite upswing in fuel prices

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ABOITIZ TRANSPORT SYSTEM (ATS) will maintain its rates and try to hold off increases despite the upswing in fuel prices on the world market,...
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Aviation

PAL seeks surcharge, higher cargo rates

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THE cost of fuel in the world market has prompted flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) to seek its third fuel surcharge in three months,...
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