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Marcos wants to revive Philippine Sugar Corporation - Vimarsana News

Marcos wants to revive Philippine Sugar Corporation

It was the late dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos who established PhilSuCor in 1983, through Presidential Decree 1890

ONION SRP, IMPORTATION UNDER STUDY: More sugarlands to be id - Vimarsana News

ONION SRP, IMPORTATION UNDER STUDY: More sugarlands to be id

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. yesterday said the government will identify tracks of land to be planted to sugar that will increase the production of the s...

Planned sugar import volume worries agri stakeholders - Vimarsana News

Planned sugar import volume worries agri stakeholders

The proposed importation of as much as 450,000 metric tons of sugar this year has drawn some apprehension among agricultural stakeholders, who expect data on production and consumption to dictate the volume being brought in.

Planters buck SRA abolition - Vimarsana News

Planters buck SRA abolition

SRA acting administrator David John Thaddeus Alba with Rep. Emilio Yulo (5th district, Negros Occ.) and Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson at the 68th PHILSUTECH National Convention held at the SMX Convention Center in Bacolod City.* Capitol PIO photo

Industry groups contest 'sugar shortage' claim, hit lack of consultation on sugar importation order - Vimarsana News

Industry groups contest 'sugar shortage' claim, hit lack of consultation on sugar importation order

"If the cost of sugar is high, exporters won't be competitive," See said in mixed Filipino and English. "Right now, if you buy from Thailand and Asian countries, the price of sugar, the landed cost in the Philippines is only about P40. But as of now, if the price is P80 to P100, the industry will not be competitive."