The Philippines’ inflation settled at 2.9 percent in January 2025, within the government’s target range of 2 percent to 4 ...

The Department of Agriculture (DA) will start selling well-milled rice stocks from the National Food Authority (NFA) at PHP33 ...

Expensive tomatoes and pork pushed the rate of increase in prices of basic goods and services to 2.9 percent in January, the ...

The National Food Authority (NFA) in Pangasinan is ready to release rice stocks to areas affected by high prices following the Department of Agriculture's (DA) declaration of a national food security ...

THE National Food Authority (NFA) will release rice buffer stock to local government units, Kadiwa stores, and government entities at P33 per kilo following the food security emergency declaration.

Rice prices in the Philippines continued its downtrend in the first month of 2025, with the inflation rate for the grain staple contracting for the first time in nearly four years, amid a trend of ...

Losses of up to P2.25 billion will be absorbed by the government due to the sale of subsidized rice in the market during the ...

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Inflation was at 2.9 percent in January, which was the same level it was in December last year, the Philippine Statistics ...

The authorities have urged the public to avoid feeding or interacting with the animals. Read more at straitstimes.com.

THE country’s inflation for January 2025 remained steady at 2.9 percent, the same rate recorded in December 2024.In a ...

The “Epicovid 2.0” study shows that the “impacts of the pandemic are great and long-lasting” and that it has “exacerbated ...