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ORIGI L RECEIVED WNW .F,401Ts CLEARANCE for RELEASE OF , , O-F A G '0 041 ,4 .,.‘4'_ & REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES a.gr - c- a1.0 .... SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION NORTH AVENUE. DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY P.O. Box 70. U.P., Diliman, Quezon City TIN 000-784-336 OCTOBER 3, 2016 CN : CY 2016-323 CLEARANCE FOR RELEASE OF IMPORTED SUGAR THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Port Area (MICP), Manila (Port of Entry) This is to certify that the imported refined sugar from THAILAND shipped by PACIFIC SUGAR CORP. LTD. and consigned to TRADE MANILA, INC. (FAO) PEOTRACO INDUSTRIES, INC. with business address at 108 General Concepcion St., Caloocan City, said sugar covered by Bill of Lading (B/L) No. EGLV050600687577 (see attached photocopy of Bill of Lading submitted to SRA) on board MN "MARINA" V.0740-043E with a total volume of 200.00 M.T. (4,000 Bags x 50 Kg) has been cleared by this Office as "D" or World Market Sugar, subject to the pertinent provisions of Customs Memorandum Order No. 39-91. This Clearance is valid only until 03 NOVEMBER 2016. Total 2016 allocation as of June 22, 2016 450.00 MT Less : Total importations (including 200 MT) 325.00 MT BALANCE 125.00 MT SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION Regulation Department ORIGI L RECEIVED 01C-Deputy Admi strator WNW .F,401ts Date - 3 - TIN 005-469-245-000 111111111 41111111111111111111111111111111111 Encl : as stated DL-PLICATE FM-REG-STD-026, Rev. 00 Effectivity Date: March 12, 2015 Website: • , Email Address: Tel. No.: (632)455-2566, (632)455-3376, (632)455-7402, (632) 455-2135 • foN REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION NORTH AVENUE, DILIMAN. QUEZON CITY P.O. Box 70, U.P., Diliman, Quezon City TIN 000-784-336 OCTOBER 4, 2016 CN : CY 2016-324 CLEARANCE FOR RELEASE OF IMPORTED SUGAR TO: THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Port of Cagayan De Oro (Port of Entry) This is to certify that the imported cane refined sugar from THAILAND shipped by SIAM SUGAR EXPORT CORP. LTD. and consigned to DEL MONTE PHILS., INC. (PEZA REG. NO. 07-68) with business/plant address at Philippine Packing Agricultural Export Processing Zone, Bugo, Cagayan De Oro City. said sugar covered by Bill of Lading (B/L) No. APLU690382706 (see attached photocopy of Bill of Lading submitted to SRA) on board MN "WELLE" V.025E with a total volume of 300.00 M.T. (6,000 Bags x 50 Kg) has been cleared by this Office as "D" or World Market Sugar, subject to the pertinent provisions of Customs Memorandum Order No. 39-91. This Clearance is valid only until 04 NOVEMBER 2016. Total allocation for 2016 as of October 3, 2016 6,700.00 MT Less : Total importations (including 300 MT) 5,000.00 MT BALANCE 1,700.00 MT SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION Regulation Department LUIS M. MARA S 01C-Deputy Ad nistrator 7 47 TIN 000-291-799-000 Encl : as stated 11111111111111114111111111111111111111111 DUPLICATE FM-REG-STD-026, Rev. 00 Effectivity Date: March 12, 2015 gin Website: , Email Address: - Tel. No.: (632)455-2566, (632)455-3376, (632)455-7402, (632) 455-2135 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION NORTH AVENUE, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY P.O. Box 70, U.P., Diliman, Quezon City TIN 000-784-336 OCTOBER 4, 2016 CN : CY 2016-325 , CLEARANCE FOR RELEASE OF IMPORTED SUGAR TO: THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Port Area of Manila (MICP) (Port of Entry) This is to certify that the imported refined sugar from THAILAND shipped by PACIFIC SUGAR CORP. LTD. and consigned to PHILIPPINE INT'L TRADING CORP (FAO) GEM FOODS INTERNATIONAL, INC. With business/plant address at 11 MGM Industrial Compound, Sitio Gitna, Caloocan City, said sugar covered by Bill of Lading (B/L) No. NSSLLCNMC1600001 see attached photocopy of Bill of Lading submitted to SRA) on board MN "HYUNDAI VLADWOSTOK" V.617N with a total volume of 125.0G-M.T. (2,500 Bags x 50 Kg) has been cleared by this Office as "D" or World Market Sugar, subject to the pertinent provisions of Customs Memorandum Order No. 39-91. This Clearance is valid only until 04 NOVEMBER 2016. Total 2016 allocation as of August 12, 2016 2,200.00 MT Less : Total importations/local "D" sugar (or "F" CBW Food 2,025.00 MT Processors'/Exporters' Sugar (including 125 MT) BALANCE 175.00 MT SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION Regulation Department A IVED ORIGI 01C-Deputy Ad istrator Date: TIN 236-282-035-000 End : as stated NIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111 111111111 FM-REG-STD-026, Rev. 00 DUPLICATE Effectivity Date: March 12, 2015 Tel. No.: (632)455-2566, (632)455-3376, (632)455-7402, (632) 455-2135 Website: htto://www.sra.00v.ph , Email Address: srahead Aa sra.qov.ph REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION NORTH AVENUE. DILIMAN. QUEZON CITY P.O. Box 70, U.P., Diliman, Quezon City TIN 000-784-336 OCTOBER 5, 2016 CN : CY 2016-326 CLEARANCE FOR RELEASE OF IMPORTED SUGAR TO: THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Port Area (MICP), Manila (Port of Entry) This is to certify that the imported refined sugar from THAILAND shipped by PACIFIC SUGAR CORP., LTD and consigned to MERCEDES INTERNATIONAL EXPORT CORP. CBW C-1578 (FAO) MARKENBURG INTERNATIONAL FOOD CORP. with business/plant address at Eldan Industrial Park, Barrio Patubig, Marilao, Bulacan, said sugar covered by Bill of Lading (B/L) No. RWRD004600019058 ( see attached photocopy of Bill of Lading submitted to SRA) on board M/V "YM HAWK" V.214N with a total volume of 50.00 M.T. (1,000 Bags x 50 Kg) has been cleared by this Office as "D" or World Market Sugar, subject to the pertinent provisions of Customs Memorandum Order No. 39-91. This Clearance is valid only until 05 NOVEMBER 2016. Total 2016 allocation as of June 14, 2016 500.00 MT Less : Total importations (including 50 MT) 450.00 MT BALANCE 50.00 MT SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION Regulation Department ORIGINE 6.CEIVED LUIS M. MARAJ Vt.-3/.9(14M 17.11:S OIC-Deputy Admi strati Date: 111111111111111111111111H11111111111111 TIN 004-544-299-000 End : as stated DUPLICATE FM-REG-STD-026, Rev. 00 Effectivity Date: March 12, 2015 Website: , Email Address: Tel. No.: (632)455-2566, (632)455-3376, (632)455-7402, (632) 455-2135 OF AG REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION NORTH AVENUE, DILIMAN. QUEZON CITY P.O. Box 70, U.P., Diliman, Quezon City TIN 000-784-336 OCTOBER 5, 2016 CN : CY 2016-327 CLEARANCE FOR RELEASE OF IMPORTED SUGAR TO: THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Port Area (MICP) Manila This is to certify that the imported refined white sugar from THAILAND shipped by PACIFIC SUGAR CORP. LTD. and consigned to TRADEPORT INTERNATIONAL LINKAGE CORP.(FAO) FITRITE, INC. with business address at No. 105, General Luis Street, I Novaliches, Quezon City, said sugar covered by Bill of Lading (B/L) No. APLU690386299 (see attached photocopy of Bill of Lading submitted to SRA) on board MN "HYUNDAI VLADIVOSTOK" V. 617N with a total volume of 25.00 M.T. (500 Bags x 50 Kg) has been I cleared by this Office as "D" or World Market Sugar, subject to the pertinent provisions of Customs Memorandum Order No. 39-91. I This Clearance is valid only until 05 NOVEMBER 2016. Total 2016 allocation as of August 12, 2016 175.00 MT Less : Total importations (including 25 MT) 125.00 MT BALANCE 50.00 MT SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION Regulation Department 1 ORIGINAL RECEIVED LUIS M. MARAJ ‹a ;.; 01C-Deputy Adm nistrator Date:CL2.) / TIN 000-295-883-000 Encl : as stated 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 DI:PLICATE FM-REG-STD-026, Rev. 00 Effectivity Date: March 12, 2015 Website: , Email Address: Tel. No.: (632)455-2566, (632)455-3376, (632)455-7402, (632) 455-2135 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION NORTH AVENUE, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY P.O. Box 70, U.P., Diliman, Quezon City TIN 000-784-336 OCTOBER 6, 2016 CN : CY 2016-328 CLEARANCE FOR RELEASE OF IMPORTED SUGAR TO: THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Port Area (MICP) Manila This is to certify that the imported refined sugar from THAILAND shipped by EMETERRA PTE LTD. and consigned to MEAD JOHNSON NUTRITION PHILS. INC. with business/plant addresses at 2309 Don Chino Roces Ave., Makati City, said sugar covered by Bill of Lading (B/L) No. 4810-0145-609.011 (see attached photocopy of Bill of Lading submitted to SRA) on board MN "HYUNDAI VLADIVOSTOK" V.617N with a total volume of 362.79 M.T. (12,093 Bags x 30 Kg) has been cleared by this Office as "B" or Domestic Sugar. This Clearance is valid only until 06 NOVEMBER 2016. Total 2016 Allocation 1,750.00 MT Less : Total importations (including 362.79 MT) 1,749.99 MT BALANCE 0.01 MT SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION Regulation Department D LUIS M. MARAJAS 0 01C-Deputy Adminis ator Date: 0-0U ---1(4 TEN 000-132-078-000 Encl : as stated 1111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 FM-REG-STD-026, Rev. 00 DUPLICATE Effectivity Date: March 12, 2015 Website: , Email Address: Tel. No.: (632)455-2566, (632)455-3376, (632)455-7402, (632) 455-2135 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SUGAR REGULATORY ADMINISTRATION NORTH AVENUE. DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY P.O. Box 70, U.P., Diliman, Quezon City TIN 000-784-336 OCTOBER 6, 2016 - CN : CY 2016-329 CLEARANCE FOR RELEASE OF IMPORTED SUGAR TO: THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Port of Davao (Port of Entry) This is to certify that the imported refined sugar from THAILAND shipped by PACIFIC SUGAR CORP. LTD. and consigned to LUZVIMINDA BONDED WAREHOUSE SERVICES INC. (FAO) PRIME FRUITS INTERNATIONAL INC. with business/plant address at Bldg. 2, Mangosteen Rd, FTI Complex, Taguig City/Brgy.
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