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Former DTI chief joins Packworks to support MSME development

Packworks, a local startup that provides a business-to-business open platform to sari-sari stores, announced the addition of former Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez and three...

New DTI Chief

Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez turns over the leadership of the Department of Trade and Industry to incoming Secretary Alfredo Pascual. The ceremony also commemorates...

February exports jumped 15% to $6.2 billion

Exports climbed 15 percent in February to $6.16 billion from a year ago and exceeded pre-pandemic levels on strong global demand for electronics, mineral...

33 basic goods in price hike list

Milk, canned items up for new mark-up A total of 33 basic necessities and prime commodities (BNPC) —including milk and canned goods such as sardines...

DTI nixes lower risk layer, says economy ’totally open’

The country does not need to lower the COVID-19 status to Alert Level 0 because the economy is already “totally open,” Trade Secretary Ramon...

PH to pursue free trade talks with US

The Philippines is working on renewing the preferential trade agreement with the US as a step toward pursuing the Philippine-US Free Trade Agreement. Trade Secretary...

Higher SRP seen with increases in production cost

The successive increases in fuel prices have jacked up manufacturing costs, which may be passed on to consumers, Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez said Wednesday. In...

‘Anti-flu meds supply will be stable in 3 days’

Pharmaceutical companies assured consumers of reliable supply of popular medicine brands, committing to restock drugstores and pharmacies nationwide within three days, at most a...

Gov’t extends work-from-home arrangement of BPOs until March

The Cabinet-level Fiscal Incentives Review Board, chaired by Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III, issued Resolution No. 19-21 that allows registered business enterprises of the...

PH economy now ready for full reopening despite virus

A full-scale reopening of the the economy while battling the pandemic at the same time is the right formula for recovery.  Businessmen believe the Philippine...

300k to troop back to work

As many as 300,000 workers are expected to be added to the active labor force as Metro Manila and several parts of the country...

13th month pay ‘mandatory,’ gov’t vows aid to MSMEs

Malacañang reminded employers to give 13th month pay to their workers , saying there were no exceptions even during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a press...

Government may reopen more biz

The government is considering allowing personal care services such as massage parlors and spas to reopen as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to...

Fitness gyms getting ready for reopening

Fitness stakeholders lauded the Department of Trade and Industry’s support to allow fitness clubs and wellness centers to operate under Alert Level 4—a quarantine...
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