All posts tagged "Philippine"
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175Rice News in EnglishPhilippine : Food inflation continues to ease amid negative rice inflation —PSA
Food inflation in the Philippines eased to –0.3% in November 2025, driven by continued rice deflation at –15.4% due to lower tariffs...
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93Sugar News in EnglishPhilippine sugar output seen flat due to pests, excess rainfall
Philippines’ sugar output is expected to remain flat at 2.09 million tonnes in MY 2026 as RSSI infestation lowers sucrose content in...
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198Sugar News in EnglishPhilippine raw sugar output to remain flat—USDA
USDA projects Philippines’ 2026 raw sugar output steady at 2.09 MMT despite RSSI infestations. Losses in Negros are offset by new Mindanao...
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75Rice News in EnglishPhilippine rice and corn stocks rise in October
The Philippines’ grain stocks grew in October. Rice inventories rose to 2.35 MMT, supported by higher household and NFA holdings, while commercial...
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164Rice News in EnglishInflation holds steady at 1.7% in October as rice prices continue to decline
Philippine inflation remained steady at 1.7% in October, below last year’s 2.3% and within the government target. Lower rice prices helped offset...
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132Rice News in EnglishPhilippine President Marcos extends rice import ban until yearend
President Marcos has extended the rice import ban until year-end to support farmgate palay prices. The Department of Agriculture said the move...
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172Sugar News in EnglishPhilippines : NFSP slams misreporting of sugar importation stance
The National Federation of Sugarcane Planters (NFSP) has condemned the *Philippine Daily Inquirer* for allegedly misrepresenting its stance on sugar importation amid...
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152Wheat News in EnglishPhilippine wheat imports to rise amid higher consumption, says USDA
The USDA now expects Philippine wheat imports to rise to 7.2 million MT in MY 2025–26, reversing last month’s projected drop. Strong...
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278Wheat News in EnglishPhilippine wheat imports to rise amid higher consumption, says USDA
The USDA now projects Philippine wheat imports for MY 2025/26 at 7.2 million MT, up from last month’s 6.9 million MT, driven...
