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MANILA, Philippines — Amid the “prescription for sale” controversy, all pharmaceutical and other medical supply companies are reminded to submit reports on financial relationships with health care providers to the Food and Drug Administration.
MANILA, Philippines — On the eve of the deadline for jeepney franchise consolidation and on the first day of a three-day nationwide transport strike, transport groups yesterday again asked the Supreme Court to order the suspension of the public utility vehicle modernization program (PUVMP), saying forcing its implementation would hurt the industry and the public in general.
SEN. Bong Go has denounced reports suggesting that doctors endorse products of pharmaceutical companies in exchange for incentives.
PARIS, France — Sales of electric cars are surging and expected to break another record in 2024, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday, with China a big market for that growing demand.
Farmers from Bani-based Rang-Ay Upland Integrated Farmers Association (RUIFAI) and Agno-based Macabansa Agrarian Reform Cooperative (ARC) are reaping the rewards of collective marketing. In March and April 2024 alone, they sold a combined P394,277.11 worth of mung beans to Nutridense Food Manufacturing Corporation.
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec)’s contract for the lease of automated counting machines with Miru Systems remains valid despite the Supreme Court (SC) ruling favoring technology provider Smartmatic.
Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel, Jr. is confident Philippine tobacco could make the grade for new smoke-free products that could help reverse the decline in local leaf production and boost earnings for millions of Filipino farmers dependent on the high-value crop.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Food chairperson Sen. Cynthia A. Villar said a bountiful harvest of agricultural products will mean lesser need to import them.