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  1. Benguet moves vs imported veggies

    Benguet moves vs imported veggies

    Benguet officials are coordinating measures against the continued influx of legally and illegally imported broccoli and carrots, amid concerns over their…

  2. Farmers reel as imported carrots surge

    Farmers reel as imported carrots surge

    Benguet vegetable farmers face falling carrot prices as imported produce floods trading hubs, raising concerns over market disruption, farmer losses and…

  3. RELI de Leon welcomes the inclusion of thoroughbreds in the opening legs of the Prince Cup and King’s Gold Cup in Malvar, Batangas on 20 July.

    Imported horses to run in major races

    Metro Manila Turf Club and Philracom launch the Prince Cup and King’s Gold Cup—Triple Crown races for imported thoroughbreds—aiming to elevate Philippine horse…

  4. Farmers may quit as palay  hits P8/kg

    Farmers may quit as palay hits P8/kg

    To protect local rice producers, SINAG is also urging the government to restore the 35 percent tariff on imported rice — up from the current 1 percent — to…

  5. On Monday, 3 February 2025, rice retailers at Kamuning Market in Quezon City received a fresh delivery of P38 "Kadiwa ng Pangulo" rice for their stalls. The Department of Agriculture is set to declare a Food Security Emergency for Rice on Tuesday, which is expected to cut down government-held rice stocks and further bring down market prices.

    Gov’t cuts imported rice price to P45

    The Department of Agriculture lowers the maximum suggested retail price of imported rice to P45 per kilo starting March 31, marking a P19 decrease. This move…

  6. (January 7 2025) On Tuesday, January 7, 2024, rice retailers attend their stores and sell various local and imported rice varieties priced between P40 and P64 per kilo at the Marikina Public Market. The Department of Agriculture will implement a maximum suggested retail price (MSRP) for imported rice by the end of this month, emphasizing that there should be no imported rice priced at P60 per kilogram in the market. Photo/Analy Labor

    Imported rice price to drop to P53

    Starting February 3, the price of imported rice in the Philippines will drop to P55 per kilo, with further reductions expected in the coming weeks, potentially…