MANILA, Philippines --- Aside from affecting the health of Filipinos, Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel Piol said that "fake vinegars" were also doing harm to the local vinegar-making industry. "My concern with this is not only on health, but also livelihood. Nu'ng araw, ang laki ng kita ng ating magsusuka, 'yung sukang Paombong, 'yung sukang Iloco, suka ng nipa, niyog, pati sugarcane," he said in an interview with Radyo Inquirer on Wednesday. "Ngayon nawalan sila ng hanap-buhay kasi pumasok ang mga murang suka na ang ginagamit pala ay synthetic acetic acid," he added. Last May 11, the Department of Science and Technology said the Philippine Nuclea...
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