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(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
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(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(May 20 2026) Rice vendors tend their customers buying rice at Marikina Public Market on Wednesday May 20 2026. The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured rice retailers and traders that the government’s P50 per kilo price ceiling on 5 percent broken imported rice remains fair and still allows decent margins across the supply chain, even as it enforces the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
