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Fil-Ams help fuel US rice imports
PH rice imports up as lean season approaches
China must obey ruling on US steel imports: WTO
PH buys 187,000 MT of rice from Vietnam
PH bans poultry imports from China
PH imports down 5.8% in Feb
Importers to go through anti-smuggling process
PH rice stocks drop to 6-month low
Trade openness: Battle of hearts and minds
Imports fall 8% in January
Customs confiscates P3-M imported onions
PH may continue rice imports after 2013
PH agri chief: No more rice imports by 2014
Electronics decline caps import growth
Infographic: Meet the PBA imports
New high: PH foreign reserves rise to $85.8-B in January
Additional rice imports likely in 2013 - Alcala
Imports up 2.2% in November, a 3-month low
2012 dollar reserves hit new high of $84.2-B
PH exports, imports to weaken in 2013 - UN
10-mo PH imports growth below 1%
Imports rebound in September
Import decline eases on higher electronic shipments
Electronics still PH's top traded product
Alcala eyes lower rice imports of 100,000 MT in 2013
US to lift import ban on Myanmar goods
Electronics continue 2-year decline in total import share
July imports decline 0.8% to $4.96-B
China says August trade surplus widens to $26.7-B
Purchase of PAL planes pushes imports up 13.3% in June
May imports at 8-month high, but electronics still down
8% growth for PH? Depends on euro crisis, says official
Asian markets fall on weakening China imports
April imports fall (bad omen for exports?)
A 'bad omen': Imports down 3.3% in March
How China trade 'sanctions' could hit PH
ADB: PH to rebound in 2012 with 4.8% growth
January imports down 3.2%
2011 import growth slows to 9.5% from 26.9%
Palace assures DOE ready for worst-case oil situation