According to PAFMI, an emphasis on increasing the availability, affordability, and accessibility of yellow corn can contribute to the sustainable growth of our country's food value chain.\u00a0
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Association of Feed Millers on Thursday urged the government to keep the 5% tariff on corn to safeguard “local meat, egg, and fish production.”
“We are committed to supporting the current administration in its efforts to ensure that the community has access to high-quality food at accessible prices,” he added. On Dec. 29, 2022, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed Executive Order No. 10, which temporarily lowers tariffs on agricultural commodities including pork, corn and rice until the end of 2023. The executive order also received positive response from some groups, for instance, the British Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines supported its extension in August, saying it could attract more foreign investors to the country.
Over the past week, I had separate lunch and dinner with three very interesting men over three international cuisines, and our topics of conversation ranged from architecture, to banking, and real estate. PAGASA said that it is still possible that Jenny could make landfall or pass close to Batanes, but the “likelihood is...
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