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COSTLY ONIONS. "Sibuying", a variety of small onions shown in the photograph, is sold at around PHP400 a kilo in the supermarkets in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental. The Department of Trade and Industry in the province said there is no significant decline in the prices of onions in recent weeks. (Photo by Judy Flores Partlow) DUMAGUETE CITY - The prices of onions in Negros Oriental province have not yet seen any significant change these past weeks and are still very expensive, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) here said on Friday. A partial report from the DTI-Negros Oriental showed that as of Jan. 20, prices of red onions here were from PHP660 to PHP750 a kilo; red onions (imported) at PHP490 to PHP580 a kilo; and white onions from PHP360 to PHP 400 a kilo. Even the "sibuying", a variety of small onions, is still costly and sold at PHP400 a kilo. "These are supermarket prices, which are higher by about PHP100 a kilo compared to those sold at the wet o

Negros orientalNegros orientalFerdinandr marcos jrNimfa virtucioDepartment of agriculturePresident ferdinandSuggested retail priceCostly onions quot sibuyingA variety of small onions shown in the photographS sold at around php400a kilo in the supermarkets dumaguete cityEgros oriental the department of trade and industry in province said there is no significant decline prices onions recent weeks photo by judy flores partlow dumaguete city negros have not yet seen any change these past are still very expensiveHe department of trade and industry dti here said on fridaya partial report from the negros oriental showed that as jan 20Rices of red onions here were from php660 to php750a kilo imported at php490 php580a and white php360 php 400a even the quot sibuyingA variety of small onionsS still costly and sold at php400a kilo quot these are supermarket pricesHich are higher by about php100a kilo compared to those sold at the wet or public markets