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By entrep journal on Mar 17, 2013 in: GMP, food establishment, SSOP, QPIRA, FDA, HACCP, ronielmacatol, LTO, entrepjournal, requirement
For anyone wanting to establish a food establishment, especially if you are looking into penetrating the export market (one of the ways is to join the IFEX 2013, BTW), one of the basic requirements is a License to Operate (LTO) issued by the Fo...
By The Urban Walker on Mar 14, 2013 in: fx taxi, phase out policy, urban issues, utility vehicles, urban mobility, taxi, old raxi, LTO, public transportation, LTFRB
Government Implements 13-Year-Old Phase Out Policy for Taxis -- Over a thousand utility vehicle units are now somewhat in their resting places after the Philippine government implemented its 13-year-old phase out policy for taxi units. The country's...
By The Urban Walker on Feb 19, 2013 in: urban transport, car plates, vanity plates, imported vehicles, LTO, car smuggling, ecozone, vehicle smuggling
New License Plates According to Ecozones to Address Car Smuggling -- Will this really curb car smuggling in the country? They greater concern is not really about what kind of measure will be implemented but rather how will it be executed and sustaine...
By The Urban Walker on Feb 14, 2013 in: braking system, R13, dotc, LTO, vehicle type approval, UNECE, tc44
Meeting With the Technical Committee on Road Vehicles -- I attended this Technical Committee meeting yesterday, held at the Land Transportation Office's (LTO) North Motor Vehicle Inspection System (NMVIS). The agenda included the regulation of the el...
By The Urban Walker on Jan 29, 2013 in: vehicles complained to ltfrb, puv, mmda, pnp-hpg, colorum units, public transport, pub, LTO, LTFRB, colorum vehicles
List of Public Utility Vehicles Complained to LTFRB via Twitter -- This just got in! We got a summary of matrix of Public Utility Vehicles that were complained to the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) from Decem...
By Eat, Pray and Blog on Jan 7, 2013 in: blog, tv, Fine for offenses without ICC stickers, ICC sticker, Imported Commodity Clearance, Land Transportation office, LTO, Motorcycle Helmet Act, Motorcycle Helmet Law, Philippine Standard, PS mark oh nelmet, Republic Act 10054
A few days after we celebrated the coming of 2013, many motorcycle vehicles were apprehended because their helmets does not have Philippine Standard (PS) mark or the Imported Commodity Clearance (ICC). The Land Transportation Office (LTO )has been v...
By The Urban Walker on Dec 11, 2012 in: manila driving, renew drivers license, LTO, fixers, drivers license, license application
Renewing License at LTO Can Drive You Nuts -- Are you a recent or maybe a long time client of the Land Transportation Office (LTO), Central Office? How did your license acquisition or renewal go through? Here's to share to you some of the gripes of...