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Food processors and retailers pledge to keep prices stable for up to two months amid global tensions, with supply sufficient for at least 30 days, officials said.
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Marcos: Food supply enough, manufacturers agreed to keep prices steady
President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. assured the public Friday that food supply in the country is sufficient amid the Middle East tension, noting that manufacturers had committed to keep prices steady “for as long as they can.''
Marcos: Food firms agree no price hikes for 2 months
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday said food processors and retailers have agreed not to increase the prices of their products for up to two months to help mitigate the impact of the conflict in the Middle East on basic commodities. In a brief media statement following an inspection at Century Pacific Food Inc.’s Calamba Distribution Center in Calamba, Marcos said the public has nothing to worry about regarding the lo…
Food firms, retailers to hold prices for up to 2 months amid Middle East tensions
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said major food processors and retailers have committed to keeping prices of basic goods steady for up to two months, as the government moves to cushion the potential impact of ongoing tensions in the Middle East. In a brief media briefing following his inspection of Century Pacific Food Inc.’s distribution center …
Bongbong Marcos Reiterates Sufficient Food Supply, Filipinos Must Not Worry
Pres. Bongbong Marcos Speaks on Plea to Manufacturers of Basic Necessities, Prime Commodities BONGBONG MARCOS – The President reiterated that the Philippines has sufficient food supply, thus, the Filipino people should not worry. Amid the series of oil price hikes in the Philippines, Malacañang previously clarified that Marcos Jr. may declare a state of national ... Read more The post Bongbong Marcos Reiterates Sufficient Food Supply: “Hindi kai…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured that there will be no price hikes on basic food items for one to two months. This followed the president's inspection of a large food warehouse in Biñan, Laguna, regarding the status of inventory and prices of food products. According to the president, the government is actively coordinating with suppliers and manufacturers to ensure continuous supply and that consumers are not burdened. He also said that b…
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