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The use and development of biofuels in the Philippines is expected to be enhanced with the decision of Japan to produce more flex-fuel vehicles.
Philippine Coconut Authority-7 regional manager Deodiro Ravelo said Japan, whose automakers supply most of the vehicles in the Philippines, recently announced it will encourage the production of flex-fuel vehicles as they expanded their fuel choices.
He learned of the decision during the talks between Japan Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and President Arroyo in between the Asian-Europe Meeting.
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JAPAN PRIME MINISTER JUNICHIRO KOIZUMI AND PRESIDENT ARROYO
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Philippine Coconut Authority-7 regional manager Deodiro Ravelo said Japan, whose automakers supply most of the vehicles in the Philippines, recently announced it will encourage the production of flex-fuel vehicles as they expanded their fuel choices.
He learned of the decision during the talks between Japan Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and President Arroyo in between the Asian-Europe Meeting.
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