Consumers shift to supermarkets amid rising prices
As food prices climb, more consumers are shifting from traditional markets to supermarkets to save money, compare prices and buy in bulk, even if it means…
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As food prices climb, more consumers are shifting from traditional markets to supermarkets to save money, compare prices and buy in bulk, even if it means…
Filipinos are increasingly dissatisfied with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration as rising inflation, soaring fuel prices, and persistent…
The deceleration was largely driven by slower growth in transport costs, which rose 16.2 percent in May compared to 21.4 percent a month earlier; lower…
Motorists may face higher fuel prices next week as diesel and gasoline costs are expected to increase due to tighter global oil supplies and ongoing…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. orders Agriculture Secretary Francis Tiu Laurel to use swift, legal measures to lower rice prices amid rising inflation driven…
‘No need to panic, no need to hoard,” Trade and Industry Secretary Cristina Roque said, adding that supply levels remain sufficient and stable across major…
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has extended the price freeze on basic necessities and prime commodities in the Philippines until 10 May, assuring…
Senator Win Gatchalian urges government support for MSMEs through concessional loans and use of unused DTI funds to prevent layoffs amid rising fuel prices and…
The Palace announces a price freeze on basic consumer goods to protect Filipinos from rising costs amid global oil and Middle East tensions. Learn how the…
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) assures Filipinos that prices of basic necessities and prime commodities remain stable until at least April 16,…
DTI says prices of basic goods remain stable until mid-April despite rising fuel costs, with manufacturers pledging no increases for up to 60 days.
DTI assures stable prices of basic necessities and prime commodities amid market monitoring, urges public to avoid panic buying.
People shop at a market in Divisoria, Manila, on Monday, 16 March 2026. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has warned consumers about a potential…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. directed the DTI to implement a price freeze on basic and prime commodities until year-end to ensure market stability during the…
