THE Department of Agriculture (DA) is planning to release new rice varieties called 'sulit rice' and 'nutri rice,' which will be sold at lower prices as a 'New Year offering' to Filipinos.
THE Department of Agriculture is planning to release new rice varieties called 'sulit rice' and 'nutri rice,' which will be sold at lower prices as a 'New Year offering' to Filipinos.During the Saturday News Forum in Quezon City, Agriculture Assistant Secretary Genevieve Guevarra said the sulit rice will be priced at P36 per kilo, while the nutri rice will be available at P38 per kg.'That's our planned New Year offering.
When asked if further price cuts for rice at Kadiwa stores were possible, Guevarra said the government is 'balancing' the situation, as such a move could have a 'ripple effect' on farmers.'It is also frustrating for farmers if the price of rice drops too low,' she said.'There's a ripple effect if it drops too low. Of course, if I'm planting rice, I might be discouraged to plant more because, if it is that low, I might not make any money.
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