All posts tagged "Philippines"
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26Sugar News in EnglishPhilippines : NFSP seeks clarificationon 424,000 mt sugar importation
The National Federation of Sugarcane Planters (NFSP) expressed concern over the approved importation of 424,000 mt of refined sugar, set to arrive...
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42Sugar News in EnglishPhilippines : P2.4B budget seen for sugar industry in 2026; No importation plan, SRA says
Congress is expected to allocate ₱2.4 billion for the sugar industry in the 2026 national budget, Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr....
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58Rice News in EnglishWorld’s biggest rice buyer Philippines to prolong import ban
The Philippines plans to extend its rice import ban until April, allowing limited shipments only in January. The move aims to protect...
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82UncategorizedPhilippines Gov’t to extend rice import ban until end of 2025
The Philippines plans to extend its rice import ban until the end of 2025 to support palay farmgate prices, Agriculture Secretary Francisco...
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50Rice News in EnglishPhilippines optimistic about record-high rice output
The Philippines achieved a record paddy output of 9.07 million tonnes in H1 2025, surpassing previous highs. Boosted by mechanization, irrigation, high-quality...
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65Sugar News in EnglishSRA bans molasses imports, lowers sugar output estimate
The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) of the Philippines has imposed a moratorium on molasses imports until year-end to review domestic production and...
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90Sugar News in EnglishPhilippines : Sugar mills in Negros start accepting canes for new crop year
Sugar mills in Negros Occidental began accepting cane for the 2025-2026 crop year, starting Sept. 27–29 ahead of the official Oct. 1...
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116Rice News in EnglishPhilippines Gov’t extends rice import ban to 30 days to protect farmers
The Philippine government has extended its rice import ban by at least 30 days, possibly until year-end, to protect farmers as palay...
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163Rice News in EnglishPhilippines : DA Says No Expected Spike in Rice Prices Despite Typhoon Impact
The Department of Agriculture is monitoring potential damage from Typhoon Opong, which may have impacted crops more severely than previous storms. Farmers...
