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SUGAR PRICES STABILIZING (February 18, 2010)
The price of sugar in Metro Manila is beginning to stabilize after the National Food Authority intervened in the market by selling refined sugar at a subsidized price of P 48 per kilogram through the agency’s Institutionalized Bigasan sa Palengke (IBSP) outlets
NFA started distributing refined sugar in February following the issuance of Executive Order 857 issued on January 29, 2010 authorizing the agency to intervene in the stabilization of supply and prices of sugar in view of the current tight sugar situation in the market ...Read more>> |
NFA SETS BIDDING FOR PERFORMANCE BOND TO IMPORT SUGAR (February 15, 2010)
The National Food Authority is inviting all interested sugar traders and end-users for today’s (Feb 16, 2010) pre-bidding of the performance bond for the importation of 60,000 metric tons (MT) of refined sugar ...Read more>> |
NFA STARTS SELLING SUGAR (February 11, 2010)
The National Food Authority is now selling refined sugar at P48 per kg to some market-based outlets such as the Institutionalized Bigasan sa Palengke (IBSP) being operated by federation of NFA accredited rice retailers in Metro Manila to help stabilize the commodity's price
To speed up distribution, NFA administrator Jessup P ...Read more>> |
NFA MAINTAINS YEAR ROUND STABILITY IN RICE PRICE AND SUPPLY IN '09 (January 20, 2010)
National Food Authority administrator Jessup P Navarro
said the agency performed well in 2009 particularly in the
aspects of maintaining sufficient inventory of rice for food
security and stabilizing year round supply and price of the
basic staple ...Read more>> |
NFA ASSURES AMPLE RICE SUPPLY NATIONWIDE (January 20, 2010)
The National Food Authority assures it has sufficient
inventory of rice and the agency is ready and has the
capability to meet any increase in demand for NFA
rice as commercial rice prices have slightly
increased
Commercial rice prices traditionally increase during off
harvest seasons and traders peg the staple’s price based
on their palay buying price ...Read more>> |
