Milk formula makers should not be allowed to use the same brand name
for their products marketed to infants and older children, since
this allows them to also advertise their infant formulas.
This is what House Bill 1827 seeks to correct,
by clarifying an unclear provision in Executive Order No. 51, or the
Milk Code, which seeks to promote breast feeding, and specifically
bans the advertising of infant milk products.
FRAPORT and its local partner tapped the services of a consultant to
bribe government officials to obtain approvals for the construction
of the controversial Ninoy Aquino International
Airport-Terminal 3 (NAIA-3)...
The Department of Labor and Employment today belied claims that
Filipino nurses who will be deployed to Japan will be given only an
on-the-job training (OJT) status once they are there, saying that
this is totally misleading.
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