| Fri, 30 Jul 2010 Philippines swimming in rice amid high imports
| MANILA, Philippines - The world's biggest rice importer, the Philippines, is now "swimming" in the staple grain because of massive imports by the previous government that drove world prices to record highs and possibly enriched corrupt officials. | With government-run... | Philippines swimming in rice amid high imports
| MANILA, Philippines (AP): The world's biggest rice importer, the Philippines, is now "swimming" in the staple grain because of massive imports by the previous government that drove world prices to record highs and possibly enriched corrupt officials. | With government... | Philippines swimming in rice amid high imports
| MANILA, Philippines-The world's biggest rice importer, the Philippines, is now "swimming" in the staple grain because of massive imports by the previous government that drove world prices to record highs and possibly enriched corrupt officials. | With government-run w... | Philippines swimming in rice amid high imports
| A man works among bags of rice inside a government warehouse Friday, July... | Rex Estoperes from the National Food Authority shows a government warehouse... | MANILA, Philippines (AP) - The world's biggest rice importer, the Philippines, is now "swimming" in the stap... | Philippines swimming in rice
| THE world's biggest rice importer, the Philippines, is now "swimming" in the staple grain because of massive imports by the previous government that drove world prices to record highs and possibly enriched corrupt officials. | With government-run wareho... | Philippines swimming in rice amid high imports
| (AP) - MANILA, Philippines - The world's biggest rice importer, the Philippines, is now "swimming" in the staple grain because of massive imports by the previous government that drove world prices to record highs and possibly enriched corrupt officials. | With governm... | Philippines swimming in rice amid high imports
| MANILA — The world's biggest rice importer, the Philippines, is now "swimming" in the staple grain because of massive imports by the previous government that drove world prices to record highs and possibly enriched corrupt officials. | With government-run wareho... | |
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