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Group says ‘e-waste’ shipments in Subic expose legal loophole

IMPORTED SCRAP Discarded electronic materials are stored inside a warehouse at the Subic Bay Freeport. The imports sparked debate over their legality. —PHOTO COURTESY OF BASEL ACTION

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Group says ‘e-waste’ shipments in Subic expose legal loophole

IMPORTED SCRAP Discarded electronic materials are stored inside a warehouse at the Subic Bay Freeport. The imports sparked debate over their legality. —PHOTO COURTESY OF BASEL ACTION

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Customs bureau sets meet on e-waste imports

INQUIRER FILE PHOTO MANILA, Philippines —The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said on Saturday it will convene government agencies and environmental groups over alleged electronic waste (e-waste)

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Group says ‘e-waste’ shipments in Subic expose legal loophole

Customs bureau sets meet on e-waste imports

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BOC, other agencies to tackle suspected US e-waste shipments in Subic

SBMA refutes toxic waste dumping claims by environmental groups

Customs bureau sets meet on e-waste imports

Group says ‘e-waste’ shipments in Subic expose legal loophole