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"I would like to commend you for giving more publicity to these indigenous alternative fuels. In the case of coco-biodiesel, the initial mix of one percent in diesel fuel, a very minute number by oil company standards, will create new local coconut oil demand equivalent to 70 thousand metric tons per year.
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"I would like to commend you for giving more publicity to these indigenous alternative fuels. In the case of coco-biodiesel, the initial mix of one percent in diesel fuel, a very minute number by oil company standards, will create new local coconut oil demand equivalent to 70 thousand metric tons per year.
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By Rey Gamboa | October 31, 2005 - 12:00am
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