June 24, 2009 - Global Nation
The market for Philippine dried mangoes remains high but production is unable to meet demand from 40 countries, a Cebu-based food production company said yesterday. Justin Uy, president of Profood International Corp., said the company processes 7,000 tons of mangoes every month but it is insufficient to meet international market demand. Uy is one of several businessmen participating in the trade mission to Macau today. “Demand for mango is growing but our land reform law moves slow. There is less area for farmers to plant. If the government ... read more...
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