The Center for Food and Agri Business (CFA) is the agri-food research and instruction arm of the University of Asia and and the Pacific School of Management.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
November December 2012 issue
Featured Articles:
The Economic Impact of Typhoon Pablo
Philippine Rubber Industry: Building Competitiveness amid Challenges
A Snapshot of the Philippine Fertilizer Industry
Agriculture Scenarios in 2012-2013**
Newsline:
Economy grows beyond expectations in Q3
President Aquino signs 2013 budget
Sin tax reform bill now a law
Controversial RH Bill enacted into law
Typhoon Pablo wreaks havoc in Mindanao
Corporate Updates:
Rustan's partners with Ayala to enter into the convenience store industry
AgriNurture ends 20-year supply deal with SM
Swift foods sells its Bulacan property
Century acquires RFM's processed and canned meat business
Ayala Land buys Food Terminal
World Watch:
Myanmar to double rice exports
Thailand, Indonesia and Philippines form a sugar alliance
China faces shortage of farmers
Product Peeks:
Rice self-sufficiency gets support
Coffee, cocoa industries get P192M
Rubber project gets clearance
CFA Staff Notes:
High Farm Costs Pose Risk to US Farmers
RP Slides in "Doing Business" Ranking
Aussie Researchers develop Coco-Tasting Pineapple
**Food and Agri Business Paper
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Center for Food and Agri Business
University of Asia and the Pacific
Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center
Pasig City 1605
Tel: (632) 637-0912 local 247
Fax: (632) 633-8349
http://cfa.uap.asia
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
October 2012 Issue
Featured Articles:
An Industry Situation on Lettuce
The Philippine Spirits Industry
Newsline:
Phl government and MILF sign peace framework
Peso appreciates to record levels
Phl receives credit rating upgrade
Corporate Updates:
Malaysian palm oil giant eyes investment in RP (Felda Global Ventures)
Kraft to acquire Italian snack brand
Carlsberg ties up with Singha
Pepsi to focus on mall deals
World Watch:
Malaysia and Indonesia discuss cooperation in palm oil
Indonesia's sugar consumption seen to increase
North Korea to boost agricultural output
Product Peeks:
Corn sector seeks soft export rules
Fishery program launched
Banana industry faces challenge
CFA Staff Notes:
Declining agri enrollment
US farm law expires in Octoer
Tuna sector to gain most out of FTA
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Center for Food and Agri Business
University of Asia and the Pacific
Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center
Pasig City 1605
Tel: (632) 637-0912 local 247
Fax: (632) 633-8349
http://cfa.uap.asia
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Food and Agri Business Conference 2012
THE YEAR-END FOOD AND AGRI BUSINESS CONFERENCE IS BACK!
Five selected agri industries will be discussed plus agriculture scenarios in 2012-2013! Join us and the other industry players on December 6, 2012 from 1:00 to 5:30pm at the University of Asia and the Pacific.
For more details, contact us at (02) 637-0912 loc. 247/345. Look for Joy or Dani. You can also email us at cfauap@yahoo.com or visit our website http://cfa.uap.asia.
You can also register online. Click here.
SEE YOU THERE!
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
FAM September 2012 issue
Featured Articles:
Olive Oil: A Healthier Alternative Cooking Oil
The Discrepancies in Philippine Imports of Palm Oil Products (What's going on?)**
Newsline:
PHL economy grows by 5.9 percent in Q2
congress approves DA budget for 2013
Agri-trading centers to rise in four provinces
Corporate Updates:
Jollibee to open 100 stores in China
Alliance Select invests in fishing boats
Coke revives operations in Myanmar
Dole Foods sells two units to Itochu
World Watch:
Russia to cut grain exports
France retains ban on GM crops
Low soy production will shift demand to palm oil
China turns to new retail channels
Product Peeks:
Hybrid rice seed expansion sought
Sugar exports set for the US
Coconut investment to boost exports
CFA Staff Notes:
Rice sufficiency goal may not be feasible
DOST, PhilMech apply Ohmic heating
Organic as healthy as non-organic
Do you want to subscribe to our monthly magazine? Call us for more info.
____________________________________
Center for Food and Agri Business
University of Asia and the Pacific
Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center
Pasig City 1605
Tel: (632) 637-0912 local 247
Fax: (632) 633-8349
http://cfa.uap.asia
Olive Oil: A Healthier Alternative Cooking Oil
The Discrepancies in Philippine Imports of Palm Oil Products (What's going on?)**
Newsline:
PHL economy grows by 5.9 percent in Q2
congress approves DA budget for 2013
Agri-trading centers to rise in four provinces
Corporate Updates:
Jollibee to open 100 stores in China
Alliance Select invests in fishing boats
Coke revives operations in Myanmar
Dole Foods sells two units to Itochu
World Watch:
Russia to cut grain exports
France retains ban on GM crops
Low soy production will shift demand to palm oil
China turns to new retail channels
Product Peeks:
Hybrid rice seed expansion sought
Sugar exports set for the US
Coconut investment to boost exports
CFA Staff Notes:
Rice sufficiency goal may not be feasible
DOST, PhilMech apply Ohmic heating
Organic as healthy as non-organic
Do you want to subscribe to our monthly magazine? Call us for more info.
____________________________________
Center for Food and Agri Business
University of Asia and the Pacific
Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center
Pasig City 1605
Tel: (632) 637-0912 local 247
Fax: (632) 633-8349
http://cfa.uap.asia
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
August 2012 issue
Featured Articles:
Urban Farming: The Basics of Aquaponics
Food and Agri Exports to India and the Middle East
Newsline:
Farm growth stagnates in 1st half
DA resumes lending thru ACEF
Corporate Updates:
Jollibee partners with Taiwan-based food chain
AgriNurture to expand banana plantations
Pepsi posts record growth in 1st half
World Watch:
Pacific region expects El Nino
Thai rice exporters struggle with high prices
Product Peeks:
Palay early cropping urged
Banana to be shipped to US Marshall Islands
CFA Staff Notes:
Farm output targets for 2012-2015
Export standards for crops set
Do you want to subscribe to our monthly magazine? Call us for more info.
____________________________________
Center for Food and Agri Business
University of Asia and the Pacific
Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center
Pasig City 1605
Tel: (632) 637-0912 local 247
Fax: (632) 633-8349
http://cfa.uap.asia
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
July 2012 Issue
Featured Articles:
Agriculture Performance in 2011 and Scenarios in 2012-2013
An Overview of Philippine Agricultural Trade with China
Newsline:
DA allots P6B for farm mechanization
Rice QR may get another three years
President Aquino delivers his 3rd SONA
Corporate Updates:
Jollibee likely to cut prices, expects bullish 1st sem
Alliance Select acquires NZ salmon firm
General Mills to stop Haagen-Dazs, Pillsbury distribution
World Watch:
Asian companies' investments in Africa bring controversy
EU farm subsidies at risk
US farms plagued by superweeds
Product Peeks:
New rules on BT corn take effect on Sept. 1
Around 86,000 hectares reserved for coffee
Sardine fishing ban to start in November
CFA Staff Notes:
On-line price chart for basic goods
DA gains access to import manifests
Climate change crop support projects
Do you want to subscribe to our monthly magazine? Call us for more info.
____________________________________
Center for Food and Agri Business
University of Asia and the Pacific
Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center
Pasig City 1605
Tel: (632) 637-0912 local 247
Fax: (632) 633-8349
http://cfa.uap.asia
Friday, August 3, 2012
ServSafe Certification Course 2012
The Center for Food and Agri Business (CFA) runs ServSafe Certification Course every quarter in collaboration with Ecolab Philippines. ServSafe is a two-day course in which participants take the certification exam on the second day for two hours. It is a widely-recognized food safety program registered under the Educational Foundation of the National Restaurant Association based in Chicago, U.S.A.
ServSafe provides high-quality education and training for all levels of employees of the restaurant, food service and hospitality industry. It enables participants to learn science-based information on how to run a safe establishment by focusing on all aspects of handling food.
What you will learn in this course:
- how to identify biological, chemical, and physical hazards
- how bacteria and virus reproduce
- handling potentially dangerous foods
- employee health and hygiene
- HACCP
- purchasing and receiving
- storing and preparing safe foods
- cleaning and sanitizing
NEXT RUN WILL BE ON OCTOBER 17-18, 2012 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ASIA AND THE PACIFIC. Be among the first participants who will be trained with the latest book, ServSafe manager Book 6th Edition.
For more information, you can contact us at (632) 637-0912 loc. 247/345, email cfauap@yahoo.com or visit our website http://cfa.uap.asia. You can also register online. Click here to register.
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