A shipment of 446 used luxury cars, sport utility vehicles, sedans and vans arrived at Port Irene here on Saturday, even as a controversy continues to rage over the legality of such importations in the face of a government ban upheld by the Supreme Court and despite a moratorium that the government has issued against their registration.
Following the filing of complaints by several private steel companies with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) about alleged illegal trade practices of Chinese exporters, the Philippine Iron and Steel Institute (Pisi) joined the chorus assailing the importation of 3,000 metric tons of supposedly finished steel products from China.
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