Abaca production contracts 5.7% in 2022 - BusinessWorld Online

Malaysia News News

Abaca production contracts 5.7% in 2022 - BusinessWorld Online
Malaysia Latest News,Malaysia Headlines
  • 📰 bworldph
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 61 sec. here
  • 3 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 28%
  • Publisher: 68%

Abaca production declined 5.7% to 63,640.61 metric tons (MT) in 2022, due to unfavorable growing conditions brought about by rain and flooding, the Philippine Fiber Development Authority (PhilFida) said. READ:

ABACA production declined 5.7% to 63,640.61 metric tons in 2022, due to unfavorable growing conditions brought about by rain and flooding, the Philippine Fiber Development Authority said.“The year in review was marked by lots of weather disturbances and the so-called shear line winds which caused unprecedented flooding and landslides,” PhilFida Executive Director Kennedy T. Costales said in a social media post.

PhilFida estimated that six of the 12 regions posted double-digit declines in abaca production while the rest reported increases.Also posting declines were the Eastern Visayas, down 19.9% at 3,819.36 MT; Soccsksargen, down 19.7% at 1,586.11 MT; Zamboanga Peninsula, down 15.6% at 539.19 MT; Davao Region, down 10.3% at 13,108.47 MT; and Bicol Region down 4% at 19,040.70 MT.

On the other hand, production in Southern Tagalog rose 35.8% to 64.96 MT. That of Caraga rose 15.9% to 9,659 MT while Central Luzon output 7% to 36.60 MT. Output in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao rose 2% to 3,567 MT; Central Visayas output rose 1.3% to 311.80 MT; and Western Visayas output rose 0.599% to 3,762.95 MT.According to Mr.

“In about six months’ time the abaca plantation is wiped out and neighboring abaca plantation within a kilometer or two also gets infected because ofMeanwhile, the practice of “pojada” involves traders forcibly cutting immature abaca stalks to maximize income or profit, resulting in poor quality and reduced fiber production.

Abaca fiber is used in industrial products such as pulp and paper, cordage, fibercraft, nanocellulose, among others. —

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

bworldph /  🏆 9. in PH

Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

PhilFida: Rains cut PHL abaca output in 2022 | Jasper Y. ArcalasPhilFida: Rains cut PHL abaca output in 2022 | Jasper Y. ArcalasThe country's abaca production in 2022 declined by nearly 6 percent to 63,640.61 metric tons (MT) from the previous year's 67,488.11 MT due to the adverse impact of rains on farms, according to the Philippine Fiber Industry Development Authority (PhilFida). PhilFida data showed that abaca output in 6 producing regions,…
Read more »

Colombia cocaine seizures break record in 2022Colombia cocaine seizures break record in 2022BOGOTA -- Colombia seized more cocaine in 2022 than any other year on record, the South American country&039;s defense ministry reported Saturday. Security forces seized 671 tonnes of the drug
Read more »

Capitol: More than 300,000 tourists visited Moalboal in 2022Capitol: More than 300,000 tourists visited Moalboal in 2022CEBU CITY, Philippines - Tourism in the town of Moalboal in southwestern Cebu, known for hosting some of the popular diving spots in the country, has rebounded in 2022, local officials say. The
Read more »

Celeste Cortesi turns the heat up with her pink bikiniCeleste Cortesi turns the heat up with her pink bikiniCeleste Cortesi is currently on vacation after her stint at Miss Universe 2022.
Read more »

China's 2022 smartphone shipments the lowest in 10 years – research firmChina's 2022 smartphone shipments the lowest in 10 years – research firmAt 286 million total devices shipped, 2022 sales volume is the lowest since 2013 and it's the first time since then that annual sales have dropped below 300 million, IDC says.
Read more »

Miss Universe 2022 judge Emily Austin slams Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro over cheating claimsMiss Universe 2022 judge Emily Austin slams Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro over cheating claimsMiss Universe 2022 judge Emily Austin slammed Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro who alleged that the Miss Universe 2022 Competition in New Orleans last Jan. 14 was rigged.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-03-06 16:07:36