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Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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The baking industry is faced with the problem of slower consumption of bread,
particularly "pan de sal" (salt bread), as a result of the global financial crisis,
bakers said Tuesday.
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What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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"Imagine, your P10 can buy two packs of noodles which can feed an entire
family. The same P10 can buy just 5 pieces of pandesal, which could feed one
person," Chavez said.
Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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Due to the economic crisis, Chavez said consumers are buying less bread to
cut costs. He said bakers are seeking government support through financing
and power subsidies to help sustain the bread industry.
"We have to draw up measures to sustain the bakery industry. We are praying
that government would do something for the industry," he said.
Chavez added that Filipinos should bring back the old tradition of eating pan
de sal as their bread of choice, especially with more alternatives already
available in the market.
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What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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"Pan de sal is still the Filipino bread. It is fortified and easy to prepare," he
said.
Bakers' fair
Chavez said bakers will address the slowdown in consumption, among other
issues, at the 5th International Exhibition on Bakery, Confectionery and Food
Service Equipment and Supplies on Thursday and Friday at the World Trade
Center.
The event aims to support and reinforce all players in the bread industry
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What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
CONTINUE READING
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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nationwide by giving them information on the latest technology in baking, the
newest concepts, and business trends. It will be hosted by the Filipino-
Chinese Bakery Association (FCBAI). Others who will take part in the fair
include the Phil Baking Group, Cuenca Bakers Association and the Labac
Bakers.
Chavez said bakers will seek the commitment of the government, through the
Department of Trade and Industry, and the SB Corp. to come up with a loan
program which would give out loans to bakers at reasonable rates and help
them develop technology. At the fair, baking equipment can be purchased at
10 to 15 percent discount.
Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
A:
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
CONTINUE READING
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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With easier financing terms, Chavez said bakers can buy ovens and other
equipment and attend seminars to upgrade and modernize their operations.
This way, they would be able to improve their products and boost the industry.
Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
A:
QUICK ANSWER
The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
CONTINUE READING
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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What is the status of the Filipino
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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The more natural, the better
Consumers are looking for more natural ingredients. Jennifer Pagand, R&D manager for
innovative bakery mixes at Puratos, shares how the company is responding to this need, and
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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industry
Published February 18, 2015 5:27pm
Text and photos by AMY A. UY
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baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
CONTINUE READING
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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The pugon is still in use in the nearly century-old Panaderia Dimas-
alang.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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In our visits to several panaderia all over the country in the last
three years, we saw how corner bakeries have embraced new
technologies slowly but surely, and have finally begun regarding
baking as the science that it actually is. The days of using empty
milk cans and plastic pitchers to measure ingredients are fading
slowly. Digital weighing scales are now widely used. Recipes that
were passed on from baker to baker by mouth and memory are now
written and serve as exact guides to ensure quality. And the most
Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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humble panaderia have since begun to offer a wider variety of
breads, both traditional and modern.
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What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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What is the status of the Filipino
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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Ingredients for the torta are mixed by hand in Argao, Cebu.
Of course, the panaderia is still where youll find local bread staples
pan de sal, pan de putok, Spanish bread, pan de coco,
ensaymada, monay, kalihim and the like. And bakeries in the far-
flung provinces are where youll see that traditional baking methods
are very much alive.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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of egg yolks, mixed by hand in a palanggana and baked in a hudno,
a clay oven fired using dried coconut husks.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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As even traditional bakeries have shifted to modern techniques and
the use of better equipment and technology, it has become easier to
standardize recipes and thereby open themselves up to expansion
via franchising. The success of bakery chains like Julies Bakeshop,
Panaderia Pantoja and Pan de Manila are proof of this.
These days, with emerging foreign bakery chains like Bread Talk and
Erik Kayser exposing Filipinos to a wider array of bread choices, local
bakeries have also found the need to step up. They invest in product
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baking industry?
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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creation and in enhancers and flavorings that help improve the shelf
life and quality of their products as well as in the latest mixers,
kneaders, ovens and equipment that keep production times short
and costs low.
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What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
A:
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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A baker prepares bread at the modern Panaderia Pantoja
Seminars by product vendors and the US Wheat Associates and
events like the Bakery Fair organized by bakery associations like the
Filipino-Chinese Bakery Association, Inc. (FCBAI) have helped move
the industry further ahead by imparting the latest baking
techniques.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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as a boost to the industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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From one generation to the next
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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traditions while bracing themselves for the winds of change that
constantly descend upon the industry they grew up in.
For instance, new owner Wilson Lee Flores has harnessed the power
of social media to breathe new life into Kamuning Bakery (since
1939), the only one that still makes the legendary pan de sal de
suelo (bread baked directly on the suelo, or floor of the oven). Its
presence on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter has helped to double
its sales. Kamuning Bakery has now become a full-fledged bakeshop
Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
A:
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The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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offering modern custom cakes along with the classic egg pie and
cookies like bodigos, apas, lubid-lubid and more. And young
customers have since discovered the bakery, wanting a taste of
the breads of old.
Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
A:
QUICK ANSWER
The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
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FULL ANSWER
Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
A:
QUICK ANSWER
The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
CONTINUE READING
FULL ANSWER
Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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Bakers at United Bakery in Catbalogan present their wares
Indeed, as can be seen at the recent Bakery Fair attended by
thousands of visitors who soaked up new information about
Philippine baking, things do seem to be looking up for the industry
for bakery owners, newbie pastry chefs, the lowly panadero, as well
as the mom-preneurs and home bakers who sell their products
online and in weekend markets.
To them, baking has been and will always be more than something
Q:
What is the status of the Filipino
baking industry?
A:
QUICK ANSWER
The baking industry is still a significant part of the Philippines' economy, making up 20.3
percent of manufacturing industries in 2010 according to a governement census. Food
manufacturing in general is still the Philippines' most dominant industry and accounts for
over 40 percent of the country's total manufacturing output. Unlike many neighboring
countries whose factories are foreign-owned, the majority of food processing
businesses are locally-owned and several are family businesses.
CONTINUE READING
FULL ANSWER
Corn, rice, beans and cotton are grown in Egypt, and pharmaceuticals, cement and
steel are produced in its factories. Cattle, sheep and goats are among the animals
grown. Egypt also has automotive manufacturing facilities, in which cars from major
brands such as Peugeot and Kia are made. In 2013, Egypt's agriculture industry
comprised 13 percent of the gross domestic product of the country. In 2010, 32 percent
of Egyptians worked in the agricultural industry.
Egypt trades worldwide with countries from both Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
including the United States, Syria, China and Germany. Egypt imports meat and
machinery, but exports oil, gas, cotton textiles, and aluminum and steel-based products.
The country is considered middle-income and one of Africa's most healthy economies,
even though some critical industries such as its tourist industry suffered from the
activities of Islamic militants elsewhere in the region. The geographical location of Egypt
makes it a favorable place for establishing transportation hubs for companies that want
to trade with other countries in the area.
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that literally and figuratively puts food on the table. It is a source of
inspiration. It is an enduring passion from which they reap the
sweetest and most satisfying rewards. With them, we
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