Could the Czech and Filipino tie-ups affect the beer sector?

Published 2024년 3월 22일

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The Czech Republic and the Philippines are set to enhance their partnerships in agriculture, food, and technology, with a particular emphasis on the beer industry. Led by Czech Agriculture Minister Marek Vyborny, a business delegation visited the Philippines to explore opportunities in food, labor, water management, and forestry. The Czech Republic, known for its processed meat, beer, and hops cultivation, will also focus on innovation and technology in the agriculture and food sectors. The delegation, which includes employment agencies, has increased the quota for Filipino work permits. An agreement to collaborate in agriculture and food is expected to be signed by the two countries.

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Agricultural, food and technology partnerships between the Czech Republic and the Philippines are set to shape the future of the beer sector. Speaking at a business forum this week, Czech Republic agriculture minister Marek Vyborny explained that the move to work more closely with the Philippines was a bid to support both country’s economies. Vyborny led a business delegation to the Philippines to assess partnership opportunities across food, labor, water management, and forestry and told reporters: “We are accompanied by a business delegation of more than 40 Czech companies representing the Czech agriculture and food industries. We are going to take part in two business forums; the first is this one that we just opened in Manila, and the second one is tomorrow (Friday) in Davao.” The discussions follow Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala’s trip to the Philippines last year and President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.’s visit to the Czech Republic last week. Vyborny said: “The Czech ...

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