Export and Import

By Marinel Peroy When you listen to the story behind Mekeni Food Corporation president Pruds Garcia, it does not feel like a typical business narrative....

By Veronica C. Uy Mekeni is Capampangan for “come here.” As the war in the Middle East drags on, it might benefit the Philippine government to...

The United Nations has released a guide to help Asia-Pacific countries transition from paper-based certificates of origin to digital systems, boosting trade efficiency and...

Iran has assured the Philippines of the “safe, unhindered, and expeditious” passage of Philippine-flagged vessels, energy shipments, and Filipino seafarers through the Strait of...

The Philippines is seeking formal recognition from Iran as a “non-hostile country” to ensure the safe passage of Philippine-flagged vessels and oil shipments, as...

As war in the Middle East intensifies, the Philippines is finding renewed urgency in its partnerships with Nordic nations — anchored not just on...

As tensions in the Middle East ripple through global energy markets and disrupt long-standing trade flows, the Philippines is quietly strengthening ties with a...

Amid a state of national emergency declared to manage rising global fuel uncertainty, the Philippines get some breathing space as the government moves on...

With rising fuel prices, the government continues to provide financial assistance to drivers and operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs). A news release from the...

By Robert B. Roque Jr. The war continues to rage in the Middle East, and halfway across the world, Filipinos are paying for it literally...