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Yes, the country has the potential of producing one, being endowed with the two major components of chocolate candy: cacao and sugar from sugarcane.


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"I was into poultry raising and lechon manok.  I bought trucks for delivery of hogs and poultry. I lost big time in gold mining," he said.


This time around, Collantes is selling moron, a rice-based kakanin, and binagol, which is made from a rootcrop called talyan and he can’t keep up with demand.


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"I was into poultry raising and lechon manok.  I bought trucks for delivery of hogs and poultry. I lost big time in gold mining," he said.


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RP can produce globally competitive chocolate

By R & D NOTES By Rudy Fernandez | September 28, 2003 - 12:00am

How about a Philippine-made chocolate candy that can compete in the world market? Yes, the country has the potential of producing one, being endowed with the two major components of chocolate candy: cacao and sugar...

Agriculture

Waray goodies

By Angelica A. Angel | May 26, 2003 - 12:00am

In the past, former San Miguel Corp. finance officer Ricardo Collantes has tried business after business, only to quit after losing money in his investments. "I was into poultry raising and lechon manok. ...

Business As Usual