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REJOINDER ON STREAMLINING DTI's SRP LIST |
Friday, 05 July 2024 |
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The DTI held a rejoinder on 4 July 2024 headed by DTI's CAAB Dir. Che
Carbonell regarding DTI's SRP List & how to make it more relevant for the
Filipino consumer. This Technical Working Group Meeting was held with
Philippine Competition Commission's Dash Cordero (in photo) and Jenno Ravalo
including PSA's Merdelito Dolorito + 4 of his colleagues from the Phil.
Statistics Authority. As initially proposed, categories to be delisted from
the List were candles, evap./cond. milk (powdered milk to remain), coffee
refill (3-in-1 to remain), bottled water, condiments and batteries. DTI Sec.
Pascual maintains that price freeze enforced during times of
emergency/calamity keeps the prices of these commodities in check (as
needed). |
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Saturday, 29 June 2024 |
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Exec. Dir. Steven T. Cua was invited to grace the Opening of Indonesia Expo
on 28 June 2024 at the Glorietta Activity Center where diplomats of ASEAN
countries and Makati Mayor Abigail Binay were guests of honor. |
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NPCC CONSULTATIVE MEETING ON SRP LIST |
Friday, 28 June 2024 |
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Just a day after meeting with Dir. Carbonell, on 27 June 2024, STC was
invited to meet with DTI Sec. Alfredo Pascual as Chairman of the Nat'l.
Price Coordinating Council (NPCC) on the review of List of categories & SKUs
necessary for day-to-day needs of the buying public (& not during times of
calamity/emergency) which may be better off delisted. Pascual feels that the
217 SKUs on their List may appear imposing & confusing to consumers. The
only parties invited to this Consultative Meeting from the private sector
were PAGASA, PCCTC, UBRA & PCFMI (absent). So far, only PAGASA spoke & gave
inputs at this Meeting. Categories to be delisted are salt, candles,
batteries, evap/cond. milk and coffee refill packs. |
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PAGASA FOUNDING DIRECTOR JOHNNY LIM PASSES ON |
Friday, 28 June 2024 |
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On the eve of 27 June 2024, PAGASA Secretariat Jenny Lopez received a sad
call from Anne Cadorniga, long-time secretary of Johnny Lim (680 Home
Appliances & Supermart)> one of the original founders of PAGASA who stayed
active until the pandemic set in. He last joined PAGASA at the Christmas
Party of 2019 at Shangrila The Fort. He passed away on 6/24. Mr. Lim was 84
years of age. U.P. Professor Johnny was a stalwart at PAGASA and always at
the forefront of consumer affairs for PAGASA. |
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DTI CONSULTATIVE MEETING WITH RETAILERS ON SRP LIST |
Thursday, 27 June 2024 |
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In the morning of 26 June 2024, PAGASA Executive Director Steven T. Cua was
invited to a Zoom Consultative Meeting with Retailers. It was headed by
DTI's Price & Supply Unit of the Consumer Affairs & Advocacy Bureau (CAAB)
Director Cheryl Carbonell regarding "A Review of Categories & Items to be
Carried in DTI's SRP List." Attendees included Rey del Valle/SM Markets,
Joey Lavarias/Robinsons & Joyce Buison/Metro Gaisano. |
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PRA 2/Q GMM AT NOVOTEL FOR 2024 |
Thursday, 27 June 2024 |
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At noon of 26 June 2024, STC attended the PRA Lunch General Membership
Meeting held at Novotel, Araneta City. Speakers were all very articulate &
knowledgeable. He also bumped into Jovie Dimayuga of PAGASA Member Isetann
Supermarket & Department Store and Paul Tan of Citistores, a former member
of PAGASA. |
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Thursday, 13 June 2024 |
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The Manila Food & Beverage Exhibition held its Official Opening on 12 June 2024 (Phil. Independence Day) at the World Trade Center. PAGASA was provided
a Booth and PAGASA Executive Director Steven T. Cua was honored to have been
invited to launch this 5-day Trade Show. He is shown standing behind the
famed song-writer Jose Mari Chan. Keynote Speaker was Senator Maria Imelda
"Imee" Remedios R. Marcos. Steve is shown congratulating Show Organizer
Joseph Ang with Eugene Yap/Pres.- Hotel and Restaurant Association of the
Phils. (HRAP) behind them as well as Celebrity Social Activist Mae Paner aka
Juana Change. The Trade Show was filled to the rim with exhibitors and
visitors. |
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REGULAR REVIEW OF DAP ON GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS THAT AFFECT THE ECONOMY |
Friday, 24 May 2024 |
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In the afternoon of 23 May 2024, PAGASA Executive Director Steven T. Cua was
interviewed online by the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) for
their continuing study on professionalization of government officials and
the impact of their decisions/regulations on the business sector. DAP Fellow
at the Policy Research Office Reuel Hermoso & staff Janine Coleen D. de
Villa carried out the interview. |
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PAGASA MEETS DTI SECRETARY PASCUAL AT VISAYAS CONSULTATION |
Friday, 24 May 2024 |
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Upon the kind invitation of DTI Regional Director Maria Elena C. Arbon (Reg.
7) to a Dinner Meeting with DTI Sec. Alfredo Pascual in the evening of 23
May 2024 at Cebu Business Park's City Sports Club, PAGASA was represented by
its Director Robert Go/Pres.- Prince Retail Group of Companies. There, he
was given the chance to shoot three quick questions to the Secretary: |
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HEAT WAVE IN 2024 CONSIDERED A CALAMITY NECESSITATING DTI TO |
Friday, 10 May 2024 |
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The Department of Trade and Industry met with ten major manufacturers and
two major chains of supermarkets on 9 May 2024 to assess the debilitating
effects of the current heat wave and its negative impact on business and
consumers. At said meeting, a request was made by government appealing for
manufacturers to hold on to prices for the next sixty days to alleviate the
discomfort brought about by the weather as well as contracted buying
behavior of the public due to this. Four of these producers have agreed to a
price freeze for instant noodles, canned goods and bottled water. |
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