DTI Steps Up Action on Trade Disputes
The Department of Trade and Industry is pursuing with more vigor the resolution of buyer-exporter disputes through mediation and blacklisting guilty parties to assure the international market that Filipino exporters are reliable suppliers of quality goods and services.
Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel A. Roxas II stressed that the Export Trade Complaints Committee (ETCC), which handles buyer-exporter cases, is deeply committed and very persistent in pursuing export trade cases.
Unresolved complaints from foreign buyers greatly affect the image of the Philippines as a reliable source of commodities and products, he said.
ETCC is an inter-agency body …
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Article title: DTI Steps Up Action on Trade Disputes.
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Newspaper title: Manila Bulletin.
Publication date: January 17, 2003.
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