Cebu City to set up mobile market to combat threats of boycott from overpricing traders

Cebu City will set up a mobile market to combat threats from traders who plan to stop releasing supplies so they can jack up prices.

Mobile markets in Cebu City, fresh produce at affordable prices. | CDN Digital file photo

“Now naa may tendency nga dili sila mamaligya i-threaten nila ang siyudad sa Sugbo. If that’s the case then we will establish a mobile market, duna tay option. Ato naning gi anticipate kay mura hulgaon mi sa siyudad sa Sugbo aron ibalik ang kantidad,” said Carillo. So to combat any retaliation from the traders, the city will establish a mobile market, such as it did during the height of the pandemic, sourced from the local farmers, the Department of Agriculture , and participating industries.

The Business Permit and Licensing Office will be monitoring establishments for their prices. Permits will be revoked if an establishment is proven to be selling overpriced goods.

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