Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.  John Carlo Magallon
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Manila to extend aid to community bakeries

Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.

Author : John Carlo Magallon
Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.
Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.
Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.
Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.
Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.
Bakers arrange trays of bread for sale at a bakery in Sta. Cruz, Manila, on Monday, 13 April 2026, as the city government is set to distribute a ₱25,000 subsidy to community bakeries to help offset higher input costs and maintain affordable bread for consumers.