Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines
Letter of Instructions No. 1465, issued on June 3, 1985, authorizes the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA) to import fertilizers and other agricultural inputs for the Philippines, particularly when the private sector cannot do so promptly. The measure is financed through loans from international financial institutions, with an immediate allocation of P1.3 million from the Special Activities Fund for operational costs. The FPA is also instructed to include a capital contribution component in the fertilizer pricing formula to support the viability of Planters Products, Inc. Additionally, a Planters Foundation Capital Fund will be established to manage these contributions, ensuring compliance with agreements made with creditor banks. All relevant government agencies are tasked with assisting the FPA in implementing these directives effectively.
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- What is Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines about?
- Letter of Instructions No. 1465, issued on June 3, 1985, authorizes the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA) to import fertilizers and other agricultural inputs for the Philippines, particularly when the private sector cannot do so promptly. The measure is financed through loans from international financial institutions, with an immediate allocation of P1.3 million from the Special Activities Fund for operational costs. The FPA is also instructed to include a capital contribution component in the fertilizer pricing formula to support the viability of Planters Products, Inc. Additionally, a Planters Foundation Capital Fund will be established to manage these contributions, ensuring compliance with agreements made with creditor banks. All relevant government agencies are tasked with assisting the FPA in implementing these directives effectively.
- What type of law is Letter of Instructions No. 1465?
- Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines (Letter of Instructions No. 1465) is a Philippine Presidential Issuances enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines enacted?
- Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines (Letter of Instructions No. 1465) was enacted on Jun 3, 1985.
- What is the citation for Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines?
- Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines, Letter of Instructions No. 1465, Jun 3, 1985 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Letter of Instructions No. 1465
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Presidential Issuances
- Subcategory
- Letters of Instructions
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
June 3, 1985
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 1465
AUTHORIZING THE FERTILIZER AND PESTICIDE AUTHORITY TO IMPORT FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS OF THE PHILIPPINES AND OTHER MEASURES TO MAINTAIN THE DISTRIBUTION OF FERTILIZER IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR
| TO | : | Administrator of the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority |
| Minister of Finance | ||
| Minister of the Budget | ||
| Central Bank Governor | ||
| National Treasurer |
WHEREAS, the Government wants to be assured of fertilizer supply and distribution using private sector companies and cooperatives; aisa dc
WHEREAS, the Government has supported the acquisition of the Esso fertilizer plant by the fertilizer users which created the Planters Foundation, Inc. for the purpose of owning shares of Planters Products, Inc.;
WHEREAS, the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority in pursuit of this mandate has been designated to implement such measures as agreed by creditor-banks of Planters Products, Inc. and the Republic of the Philippines;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Republic of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby order and instruct:
1. The Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority shall import all fertilizer requirements and other agricultural inputs in the event that the private sector is unable to import fertilizers and other agricultural inputs on a timely basis. The importations shall be financed out of the Agricultural Inputs Loan obtained from the World Bank and/or Asian Development Bank (ADB) or any other foreign financing institution. FPA shall also exercise all other functions and activities such as obtaining credit facilities necessary for the prompt importation of fertilizer and other inputs.
2. The Minister of the Budget shall immediately release out of the Special Activities Fund the amount of P1.3 Million to cover operational and contingent expenditures that may be incurred in the implementation of the activities cited herein.
3. The Administrator of the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority to include in its fertilizer pricing formula a capital contribution component of not less than P10.00 per bag. This capital contribution shall be collected until adequate capital is raised to make PPI viable. Such capital contribution component shall be applied by FPA to all domestic sales of fertilizer in the Philippines.
4. The Planters Foundation Capital Fund shall be created and administered by the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority out of proceeds obtained from the capital contributions, which shall be deposited in the special trust account designated in the notice dated April 2, 1985, addressed by Counsel for the Creditors to Planters Foundation. Disbursements shall adhere to the agreements made by the Government with creditor-banks of Planters Products, Inc. casia
5. All concerned instrumentalities of government shall assist FPA to effectively implement this Letter of Instruction.
DONE in the City of Manila, this 3rd day of June, in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five.
Cite This Law
Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines, Letter of Instructions No. 1465, Jun 3, 1985 (Philippines)
Importation of Fertilizer Requirements of the Philippines, Letter of Instructions No. 1465 (Phil. 1985)
Related Laws
- Charter of the National Fertilizer Corporation of the Philippines (FERTIPHIL)Presidential Decree No. 992 • Sep 2, 1976 • Presidential Issuances
- Creating the Fertilizer Industry AuthorityPresidential Decree No. 135 • Feb 22, 1973 • Presidential Issuances
- Directing the Roll-Back of Fertilizer Prices and the Rationalization of the Fertilizer IndustryLetter of Instructions No. 1419 • Aug 6, 1984 • Presidential Issuances
- Retention of the Tax Exemption Privileges for FertilizerLetter of Instructions No. 1438 • Oct 30, 1984 • Presidential Issuances
- Creating the Fertilizer and Pesticide AuthorityPresidential Decree No. 1144 • May 30, 1977 • Presidential Issuances
- Dispersal of Ownership of the Planters Products Cooperative Marketing and Supply, Inc. Among All Fertilizer UsersLetter of Instructions No. 178 • Mar 28, 1974 • Presidential Issuances
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