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[Summary] => Prices of canned goods may increase if prices of tinplates go up in May this year, according to Henry A. Tanedo of the Tin Can Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Inc. (TCMAPI).
In a talk with newsmen, Tanedo explained that a projected tin can price increase in August last year of five percent did not materialize and instead even went down due to the drop in tinplate prices worldwide.
However, this year, Tanedo said, steel prices have increased due to increased global demand which was fuelled largely by a strong demand from China and India.
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[Title] => High cost of tinplates to hike canned goods’ prices
[Summary] => Prices of canned goods may increase if prices of tinplates go up in May this year, according to Henry A. Tanedo of the Tin Can Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Inc. (TCMAPI).
In a talk with newsmen, Tanedo explained that a projected tin can price increase in August last year of five percent did not materialize and instead even went down due to the drop in tinplate prices worldwide.
However, this year, Tanedo said, steel prices have increased due to increased global demand which was fuelled largely by a strong demand from China and India.
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[Title] => Steel firms oppose tariff wall for NSC
[Summary] => The Philippine Iron and Steel Institute (PISI) opposes the government’s decision to grant tariff protection for products of the National Steel Corp. (NSC), saying that despite the NSC’s closure, the local steel industry has continued to operate normally.
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In a talk with newsmen, Tanedo explained that a projected tin can price increase in August last year of five percent did not materialize and instead even went down due to the drop in tinplate prices worldwide.
However, this year, Tanedo said, steel prices have increased due to increased global demand which was fuelled largely by a strong demand from China and India.
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[Title] => High cost of tinplates to hike canned goods’ prices
[Summary] => Prices of canned goods may increase if prices of tinplates go up in May this year, according to Henry A. Tanedo of the Tin Can Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Inc. (TCMAPI).
In a talk with newsmen, Tanedo explained that a projected tin can price increase in August last year of five percent did not materialize and instead even went down due to the drop in tinplate prices worldwide.
However, this year, Tanedo said, steel prices have increased due to increased global demand which was fuelled largely by a strong demand from China and India.
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