Title
Coconut Industry Crisis Management Order
Law
Letter Of Instruction No. 115
Decision Date
Aug 16, 1973
A letter issued during a crisis in the coconut industry provides instructions to key government officials to establish a distribution system, normalize supply and demand, resolve conflicts, and implement measures to address the industry's challenges while emphasizing peaceful and lawful implementation.
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Q&A (LETTER OF INSTRUCTION NO. 115)

The main purpose is to establish and implement a systematic and efficient distribution of cooking oil and other essential coconut byproducts to relieve the pressure of demand for these prime commodities during a shortage.

The Secretary of National Defense, the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the Secretary of Trade, and the Administrator of the Philippine Coconut Administration are directed to implement the provisions.

The letter directs the cooking oil industry to speed up deliveries to all outlets to normalize supply and demand to the level prior to the shortage.

It seeks to restore order amidst conflicts between producers and planters on one hand, and refiners, copra, and coconut oil exporters on the other.

The Secretary of National Defense is designated to issue implementing rules and regulations to give effect to the instructions provided in the letter.

No, the letter specifically directs that injury to persons and property must be carefully avoided.

Proclamation No. 1081, dated September 21, 1972, is related and cited as the basis for the letter's issuance.

The broader national goal is to provide a decent living to the people by making available their basic needs, including essential commodities like cooking oil.


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