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Rice prices deemed stable, no need to extend P50 price cap on imported grain

AGRICULTURE Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel, Jr. said on Tuesday that the P50 per kilogram price ceiling on imported 5% broken-grain rice will not be extended due to stable prices of imported rice in the markets. This was announced after a surprise market inspection conducted by the departments of Agriculture (DA) and Trade and Industry

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Rice prices deemed stable, no need to extend P50 price cap on imported grain

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WIRE — AGRICULTURE Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel, Jr. said on Tuesday that the P50 per kilogram price ceiling on imported 5% broken-grain rice will not be extended due to stable prices of imported rice in the markets. This was announced after a surprise market inspection conducted by the departments of Agriculture (DA) and Trade and Industry

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