Rice price cap stays at P43/kilo
It contrasts with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s campaign promise to make P20 per kilo rice widely available.
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It contrasts with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s campaign promise to make P20 per kilo rice widely available.
The government will maintain the maximum rice retail price at P43 per kilo until the planned increase in import duties takes effect on 16 January 2026.
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