Marcos to extend reduced taxes on imported pork, rice, coal
‘Through this policy, we shall augment our domestic food supplies, diversify our sources of food staples, and temper inflationary pressures arising from supply constraints and rising international prices of production inputs due to external conflict.’
President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr. visits a Kadiwa store in Quezon City accompanied by QC Mayor Joy Belmonte, Vice Mayor Gian Sotto, Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo Pascual, and other officials from the Department of Agriculture and National Food Authority, among others. (Photo by YUMMIE DINGDING FOR THE DAILY TRIBUNE)
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