Helen Flores, Alden Monzon – The Philippine Star MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has extended the 15 percent tax on imported rice until the end of the year
By GMA Integrated News Malacañang has issued an executive order extending the 15% tax on imported rice until December 31 of this year. Executive Order 105 also seeks to
TBS Report Finance adviser said inflation has slightly eased and the government is working to stabilise food supplies through domestic procurement and rice imports. The interim
By TED CORDERO, GMA Integrated News The Philippines will resume importing rice by January next year, with a new tariff rate to be imposed on the imported grain, which will be
Government spokesperson provides update on Thai rice export talks with China, as China seeks to continue discussions to meet 500,000-ton import target for this year under
Source:Â India.com Dubai, a desert city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), does not produce rice. It relies on imports for its rice. Consequently, questions are being raised about
By PTV NEWS – BJLC. By Brian Campued The Department of Agriculture (D.A.) expressed hope that the extension of the rice import ban would continue to raise farmgate prices of
President Marcos initially suspended importation of regular and well-milled rice for two months from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31 through EO 93 to counter the sharp decline in palay prices
NEWS WIRE DERA ISMAIL KHANÂ –Â Â The Agricultural Research Institute (ARI) Dera Ismail Khan inaugurated the Crawler-Type Rice Combine Harvester imported from China,
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