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    Eel farming venture in Leyte gets tax perks

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    Date
    May 9, 2017
    Author
    Cahiles-Magkilat, Bernie
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    Classification code
    Mb20170509_B-5
    Excerpt
    Oceans Ace Philippines Export Import Corporation will start exporting live eel to Japan and Korea from its eel farming culture operation in Hindang, Leyte. The P18-million facility has been approved by the Board of Investments for tax incentives being an export producer, an activity listed under the Export Activities category of the current Investment Priorities Plan (IPP). The eel farm has a capacity to culture up to 2,187,911 pieces annually and export them to Japan and Korea. Commercial operation is expected to start on May, 2017 with 25 workers manning the facility.
    Citation
    Eel farming venture in Leyte gets tax perks. (2017, May 9). Manila Bulletin, p. B-5.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/76
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    Corporate Names
    Oceans Ace Philippines Export Import Corporation Board of Investments
    Personal Names
    Rodolfo, Ceferino
    Geographic Names
    Hindang Cagayan Valley Japan Korea
    Scientific Names
    Anguilla japonica Anguilla bicolor
    Subject
    eel culture trade taxes aquaculture facilities aquaculture enterprises
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