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UNITED STATES <strong>Li Ning goods intercepted</strong> Goods made by Chinese sportswear giant Li Ning Co (李寧) have been held at US ports after a probe found North Korean labor in the company’s supply chain, Customs and Border Protection said. Li Ning was required to provide evidence within 30 days that its merchandise was not produced with convict labor, forced labor or indentured labor, or it “may be subject to seizure and forfeiture,” the agency said on its Web site. It said the company’s products had been held at ports since March 14. Li Ning did not respond immediately to an inquiry for

Agusan Sur farmers get P5-K grant under DA program

Agriculture Secretary William Dar (Photo courtesy ofDA Comms Group) MANILA - It was the turn of Agusan del Sur farmers to benefit from the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund-Rice Farmers Financial Assistance (RCEF-RFFA) Program. On Tuesday, Department of Agriculture (DA) Secretary William Dar kicked off the distribution of PHP5,000 unconditional cash grant to 1,844 rice farmers in the Caraga Region province. The beneficiaries equally shared the PHP9.22 million from the RFFA, sourced from the excess tariff collected from imported rice as mandated by the Rice Tariffication Law (RTL). The region will receive a P225.40 million cash grant under RFFA, Dar said. RFFA, with a total fund of PHP7.6 billion, supports rice farmers tilling two hectares and below and are in the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture. "The program is one of the many positive outcomes of the Rice Tariffication Law," Dar said during the event. The DA previously said with the RCEF and the National

COVID-19: Philippines defers easing, keeps curbs on Metro Manila

COVID-19: Philippines defers easing, keeps curbs on Metro Manila
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COVID-19: Philippine economy rebounds in Q2, but faces speed bumps

COVID-19: Philippine economy rebounds in Q2, but faces speed bumps
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Southeast Asia flags amid virus - Taipei Times

Southeast Asia flags amid virus Bloomberg The Philippine and Malaysian economies continued contracting in the first three months of the year, adding to signs that some of Southeast Asia’s biggest nations are struggling amid a resurgence in COVID-19 cases. The quarterly figures released yesterday which came in below all forecasts for the Philippines add to weaker signals from top regional economies Indonesia and Thailand. All four countries have faced a surge of COVID-19 cases in the past few weeks, part of the broader challenge across Asia’s developing economies to stem a renewed outbreak, particularly in India. People wait in line for free food packs at a community pantry in Manila’s Quezon City yesterday.

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