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SRA tweaks rules for sugar purchase program - Vimarsana News

SRA tweaks rules for sugar purchase program

The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) announced amendments to the guidelines for the implementation of an order that allowed traders to purchase a limited volume of raw sugar produced in the Philippines at a premium. The SRA released a memorandum dated March 19 which specified the changes to the rules for…

[Vantage Point] When sugar turns sour: End users agonize from high prices - Vimarsana News

[Vantage Point] When sugar turns sour: End users agonize from high prices

The Marcos government should now give priority to the Filipino stakeholders of the Philippine sugar industry

Retirement of 2 officials sets off DA leadership reshuffle - Vimarsana News

Retirement of 2 officials sets off DA leadership reshuffle

Further changes in leadership ranks are to be expected, as the department welcomes the year with a reshuffling under a new agriculture chief

SRA seeks sugar quota export allocation from US amid drop in domestic demand - Vimarsana News

SRA seeks sugar quota export allocation from US amid drop in domestic demand

The Philippines is seeking a sugar quota allocation from the United States to lift local mill-gate prices by siphoning off some of its sugar supply amid a drop in the domestic demand. Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) Administrator and CEO Pablo Luis Azcona said he has written to the United States…

USDA: Philippines to close sugar crop year with fewer stocks than expected - Vimarsana News

USDA: Philippines to close sugar crop year with fewer stocks than expected

The Philippines will close the crop year with lower sugar stock than expected due to flat production coupled with increased demand, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) said.