
DA monitors onion, pork prices above MSRP
The Department of Agriculture inspects onion and pork prices at markets to ensure vendors comply with MSRP, preventing profiteering before the holidays.
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The Department of Agriculture inspects onion and pork prices at markets to ensure vendors comply with MSRP, preventing profiteering before the holidays.

The government will keep the P43/kg maximum suggested retail price for imported rice during a two-month import ban, as President Marcos Jr. seeks to protect…



The Department of Agriculture (DA) and key players in the swine industry have pledged to strengthen enforcement of government-imposed price ceilings on pork…


The Department of Agriculture (DA) is ramping up efforts to ensure compliance with the Maximum Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) on pork, addressing concerns over…

The Department of Agriculture (DA) revealed that only 20 percent of more than 170 wet market stalls in Metro Manila are adhering to the newly set maximum…

ChatGPT said: The Department of Agriculture (DA) is considering lowering the maximum suggested retail price (MSRP) of imported rice to P45 per kilogram by the…


The Department of Agriculture announces new MSRPs for pork in NCR wet markets, effective March 10, to curb rising meat prices. Liempo, kasim, and pique prices…

Starting March 1, the Department of Agriculture will lower the MSRP for imported rice to P49 per kilo, a significant drop from the previous P58. This measure…

Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. plans to impose a maximum suggested retail price (MSRP) on pork by March to address the excessive gap between…

Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. plans to impose a maximum suggested retail price (MSRP) on pork by March to address the price gap between…

Lawmakers criticize the DA for setting an 'unbelievable' P58 MSRP for rice despite a significant increase in rice stock and lower import tariffs, questioning…

Starting January 20, a new MSRP of P58 per kilo for imported rice will be implemented in Metro Manila to ensure fair prices for consumers and profitability for…