Cebu Transport Seeks Fuel Subsidies, Not Fare Hikes
Cebu's transport cooperatives are urging the government to implement fuel subsidies instead of raising fares to shield commuters from escalating travel expenses driven by global oil price surges.
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DTI Launches Cacao Facility in Tuburan to Boost Farmers' Income
The Department of Trade and Industry has inaugurated a P1.89-million Shared Service Facility in Tuburan, Cebu, enhancing the local cacao value chain and supporting 400 farmers with advanced processing equipment.
Philippines Expands Palm Oil in Mindanao to Reduce Imports
The Philippine government is ramping up oil palm development in Mindanao, targeting it as the nation's primary edible oil hub to slash imports, enhance rural incomes, and fortify food security through increased investments and strategic initiatives.
Philippine Agriculture Warns of Middle East Tensions Impact
The Department of Agriculture is monitoring US-Iran tensions, warning that prolonged conflict could raise fuel, fertilizer, and freight costs, impacting Philippine food security and inflation.
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Cebu Launches Pig Surveillance for Export Certification
The Cebu Provincial Veterinary Office initiates a wide-scale pig monitoring program to secure certification allowing local pig raisers to sell and transport their livestock outside the island.
Sicogon Farmers Petition to Revoke Land Conversion Order
Farmers and fisherfolk associations in Sicogon Island, Iloilo, have filed a petition to revoke a DAR order for a 334-hectare land conversion, citing Ayala Land's failure to deliver promised development projects after 15 years.
Cebu Struggles to Fill Veterinarian Posts Amid Competition
The Cebu Provincial Veterinary Office faces a shortage of applicants for 11 positions, including seven for veterinarians, as young professionals prefer higher-paying private sector jobs.
Cebu Hog Surveillance for ASF Green Zone Certification
The Cebu Provincial Veterinary Office initiates comprehensive hog surveillance to help local raisers comply with shipping requirements and obtain green zone certification from the Department of Agriculture, following Governor Pamela Baricuatro's directive
Davao City Business Tax Applications Rise 8% in 2026
Davao City's Business Bureau reports an 8% increase in business tax and fee applications for 2026, driven by sari-sari stores and a one-stop-shop initiative, aiming to surpass last year's total.
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Cebu Biz Groups Warn of MidEast War Economic Impact
Business chambers in Cebu and nationwide raise alarms over the Middle East conflict's economic impact, citing inflation, fuel costs, and risks for MSMEs and OFWs.
Family Business Leadership: Governance Over Harmony
Founders face tough choices in family enterprises: appointing relatives without proper governance risks performance gaps. This article outlines strategies for role clarity, independent assessments, and performance contracts to ensure business resilience a
Palawan Group Joins Panagbenga 2026 with Floral Float Parade
The Palawan Group of Companies participated as an official sponsor in the 30th Panagbenga Festival, showcasing a vibrant floral float and offering exclusive financial services to support Baguio City and Benguet communities.
Palawan Group Joins Panagbenga Festival with Financial Services
The Palawan Group of Companies participated as an official sponsor in the 30th Panagbenga Festival in Baguio City, showcasing its financial services through a floral float parade and community booths. The company highlighted its commitment to supporting l
Bangkerohan Market: Mixed Prices for Rice, Eggs, Vegetables
Rice prices remain stable while vegetables surge and fish costs decline at Bangkerohan Public Market. Traders cite weather disruptions and supplier adjustments as key factors driving the uneven fluctuations in essential commodities.
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Cebu CEOs Optimistic on Growth After 2025 Disasters
A new survey reveals 84% of Cebu-based CEOs expect revenue growth in the next year, reflecting resilience after earthquakes and typhoons. The Cebu CEO Survey 2026 highlights optimism, sustainability efforts, and calls for improved government collaboration
Philippine Business Sentiment Positive in 2026, Optimism Rises
Business confidence in the Philippines rebounds to 0.9% in January 2026, with firms optimistic about summer demand and economic recovery, despite tight cash conditions and stiff competition.
Tomato Prices Crash to PHP7/kg, DA Deploys Interventions
The Department of Agriculture is implementing strict monitoring and marketing interventions to protect tomato farmers as farmgate prices plunge to PHP7 per kilogram in key provinces ahead of peak harvest season.
FTI to Buy Local Onions Next Week to Aid Farmers
The Food Terminal Incorporated will begin purchasing local onions next week, focusing on major producing regions like Central Luzon and Mindoro, to ensure fair prices for farmers ahead of the peak harvest season.
DA Calls for Lower Imported Rice Prices Ahead of Harvest
The Department of Agriculture demands that continuous rice imports lead to reduced retail prices, with over 700,000 metric tons arriving as the Philippines enters peak harvest season.
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Davao de Oro Agri Fair Focuses on Youth Farmers and Tech
The Provincial Agriculturist Office of Davao de Oro announces its Agri Trade Fair will prioritize youth farmers, showcasing modern technologies like drones and smart farming to address the aging farmer population and sustain agriculture.
UP Scholar Calls for Global Agrarian Reform Action in Colombia
UP Diliman Assistant Professor Karlo Mikhail Mongaya presented research on Philippine agrarian issues at an international conference in Colombia, advocating for pro-poor food systems and land rights.
Cage-Free Eggs Become New Standard in Philippines Restaurants
A new report reveals that 78% of chain restaurant locations in the Philippines have committed to cage-free eggs, the highest rate in Asia, driven by animal welfare and food safety concerns.
Samal Mangoes Target Japan Export After Buyer Visit
The Island Garden City of Samal's sweet mangoes could soon reach Japan through talks with Wismettac Foods, a major importer, following a farm inspection that assessed quality and export readiness.
Cebu Fuel Firm Launches Singapore Subsidiary for Growth
Top Line Business Development Corp. establishes a Singapore trading house to enhance fuel importation, aiming to boost supply chain control and efficiency as part of its long-term vertical integration strategy.
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P20 Rice Program Kicks Off in Davao City Barangays
The P20 'Benteng Bigas, Meron Na!' rice project has officially started in Davao City, benefiting 4,000 residents in Barangay Matina Crossing and Barangay Tungkalan. This Department of Agriculture initiative aims to provide affordable rice to vulnerable se
MinDA, DBP, DA-PRDP Partner for Mindanao Growth
The Mindanao Development Authority, Development Bank of the Philippines, and Department of Agriculture's Philippine Rural Development Project have formalized agreements to expand financial access and technical support for sustainable development in Mindan
BARMM Distributes Fish Feeds to Maguindanao Fisherfolk
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Agrarian Reform in BARMM has distributed 150 sacks of tilapia and catfish feeds to 126 small-scale fishpond operators in Maguindanao provinces to enhance fish production and support local aquaculture.
Davao Palay and Corn Output Drops in Q4 2025
Palay and corn production in Davao Region fell in Q4 2025 compared to 2024, with palay down 9% and corn down 5.9%, despite some yield improvements, according to PSA data.
JTA Invests $3B in Philippines, $1B for Cebu Projects
Qatar-based JTA International commits $3 billion to the Philippines, with $1 billion focused on Cebu for residential and tourism projects, boosting jobs and economic ties.
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DA Balances Rice and Onion Prices for Farmers and Consumers
The Department of Agriculture is adjusting policies to ensure fair food prices for consumers while allowing farmers to earn reasonable profits amid recent price spikes in rice and onions.
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