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Marcos expects drop in rice prices with better palay harvest

Marcos: No fishing ban in PH

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. gave assurances that the country has sufficient rice supply but admitted that the gaps in distribution disrupt market availability and supply and therefore must be resolved by the government.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. gave assurances that the country has ample rice supply but admitted that the gaps in distribution disrupt market availability and supply and therefore must be resolved by the government.

BEFORE the headline topic, two non-technology issues for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to act upon. First, sugar may further spike from todays already high cost, with India, the worlds No. 2 exporter after Brazil, facing drought-diminished yields in cane, as it did with rice. Thus, analysts see lower sugar exports in the year starting in October, with a predictable impact on world prices (https://tinyurl.com/4rbuust6).

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will issue an executive order (EO) for the quick processing of licenses, clearances, permits, certifications, and authorizations for the infrastructure flagship projects (IFPS) of the administration, National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said on Thursday.

Marcos wants shorten period for importers to prove legitimacy amid smuggling concerns

GENERAL TRIAS, Cavite: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. wants to shorten the 15 days given to rice importers to prove the legitimacy of shipments that have been confiscated by the Bureau of Customs (BoC).

GENERAL TRIAS, Cavite: More than 5,000 direct and indirect jobs await Filipinos following the inauguration of Unilevers new factory in the province, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Friday.

SEN. Maria Josefa Imelda Imee Marcos has invited close friends and loyalists for a simple gathering at their old house in San Juan City to commemorate the 51st anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law.