The country’s coconut oil (CNO) exports bounced back in July this year after a slump in the previous month, as traditional markets increased orders for their stock requirements, the United Coconut Association of the Philippines Inc. (UCAP) said on Tuesday.
In a telephone interview, Yvonne Agustin, UCAP executive director, said that Philippine CNO exports reached 115,104 metric tons (MT) in July 2013, up by 14.4 percent from the 100,658 MT a year ago.
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