Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices. Toto Lozano
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Philippines resumes rice importation

Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices.

Toto Lozano
Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices.
Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices.
Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices.
Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices.
Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices.
Workers unload imported rice at a warehouse along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Philippines resumed rice importation this month, after it was suspended late last year in a bid to help local farmers cope with falling prices.