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  1. MSRP to hold amid two-month rice import ban

    MSRP to hold amid two-month rice import ban

    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…

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    Pork price cap up amid 10% compliance

    ‘The MSRPs aim to strike a fair balance between the interests of producers, traders, retailers, and consumers, especially in light of continued inflationary…

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  3. (FILE PHOTO) The spread of African Swine Fever (ASF) in the Philippines has led to panic among hog raisers, prompting some to sell infected pigs to traders, further worsening the situation. The Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) has intercepted several trucks carrying pigs from ASF-hit areas, and the Department of Agriculture (DA) suspects that these traders are a major source of the virus's spread.

    DA, swine producers tighten grip on pork MSRP

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

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  8. 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…

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    DA targets P45 per kilo rice

    Despite the anticipated lower prices, Laurel reassured the public the changes would not affect the P30-billion annual budget for the Rice Competitiveness…

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    DA bares 20% pork MSRP compliance

    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…

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  13. A meat vendor chops a pork belly upon order on Sunday. The Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) has intercepted several trucks carrying pigs from African Swine Fever-hit areas, and the Department of Agriculture suspects that these traders are a major source of the virus's spread.

    Pork prices dip, but still above gov’t cap

    Pork prices in Metro Manila wet markets have dropped by P10 per kilo but remain above the government’s Maximum Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). The Department of…

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  14. A meat vendor chops a pork belly upon order on Sunday. The Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) has intercepted several trucks carrying pigs from African Swine Fever-hit areas, and the Department of Agriculture suspects that these traders are a major source of the virus's spread.

    DA sets pork MSRP effective 10 March

    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…

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  15. P49 imported rice price set

    P49 imported rice price set

    The Department of Agriculture announces a new maximum suggested retail price for imported rice at P49 per kilo, effective 1 March 2025, aimed at aligning with…

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  17. DA eyes pork MSRP

    DA eyes pork MSRP

    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…

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    DA eyes to impose MSRP on pork by March

    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…

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