By: Keith Clores – @inquirerdotnet MANILA, Philippines – The locally-grown Dinorado rice, formally known as “Mabango,” received second place honors at the World’s
Agribusiness The Philippines will begin importing rice by January 2026, marking a critical transition toward a new, flexible tariff structure designed to stabilize domestic supply
Move over, basmati. Step aside, jasmine. There’s a new grain stealing the spotlight in the global rice arena—and it smells like sweet success. The Philippines’ own aromatic
Story by Giselle P. Jordan THE Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) has found three new rice varieties with low glycemic indexes (GI), which may be helpful for
By Othel V. Campos The Department of Agriculture (DA) said Monday it turned over a P60.6-million state-of-the-art Rice Processing System II (RPS II) to the Isabela Seed
By: Jordeene B. Lagare – Reporter / @jordeenelagare MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine and Korean governments inaugurated new rice seed processing and cold storage
The Department of Agriculture (DA) has turned over a state-of-the-art Rice Processing System II (RPS II) worth P60.6 million to the Isabela Seed Grower’s Multi-Purpose
By Giselle P. Jordan FARMERS’ group Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura (Sinag) on Sunday bewailed the government’s refusal to restore the 35-percent tariffs on imported rice.
MANILA – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr has set guidelines on planned changes in tariffs for rice to the Philippines, the world’s top importer, starting in 2026. In an
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