DTI reminder: Automatic price freeze on basic necessities in State of Calamity areas
"Establishments found violating the price freeze may be subjected to administrative cases and fines,” DTI Secretary Alfredo Pascual said.
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"Establishments found violating the price freeze may be subjected to administrative cases and fines,” DTI Secretary Alfredo Pascual said.
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Sugar farmers are planning to raise the suggested retail price of sugar to around P85 to P90 per kilogram from the current P70 per kilo to recover from the…
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Philippine weather bureau PAGASA-DOST on 30 October said the center of Tropical Storm "Paeng" moved to the West Philippine Sea off Zambales, but is…
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The Department of Trade and Industry said there should be no incremental price adjustments for candles, as the country prepares for the commemoration of All…
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As the rainy season peaks in September, the Department of Trade and Industry – Fair Trade Enforcement Bureau has launched "Sweeptember" in the…
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A double whammy of sorts in terms of high prices looms as oil companies project this week another round of increase by P3 per liter for diesel and kerosene…
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The pump prices of petroleum products are expected to decline next week for the fifth time, according to the projection of an industry source.
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A weakened peso and rising commodities prices and electricity rates could drive the September inflation between 6.6 to 7.4 percent, the Bangko Sentral ng…
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The Department of Trade and Industry has reminded the public that there will be an automatic price freeze in provinces declared under a State of Calamity after…
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The downward trajectory of the prices of petroleum products sold at the pump is expected to be sustained until next week as preliminary oil trading data from…
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Motorists loading up diesel can get relief in their fuel expenses this week.
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Consumers and businesses around the world are facing steeper prices for everything from Mexico's beloved tortillas to the aluminium cans used by beer companies.
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