The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said Thursday that rice imports are still necessary to ensure the country’s food security.
NEDA Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said in a statement that the landed cost of imported rice (5% broken) in 2024 remained stable at about P39 per kilogram but is still 27% to 29% higher than last year.
“As landed cost includes tariffs and other fees, carefully adjusting tariff rates temporarily, while...
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On the road to health and fitness, Andy Albao decided to manufacture a suite of natural products under the CocoWonders brand.
CocoWonders, a brand of...
The Department of Agriculture and Nestlé Philippines Inc. teamed up to roll out the Mindanao Robusta Coffee Project to enhance the sustainability of Robusta...
