Imee: No need to import rice til 2023
Senator Imee Marcos assured rice farmers that there is no need to import rice until next year, saying that the ...
Read moreSenator Imee Marcos assured rice farmers that there is no need to import rice until next year, saying that the ...
Read more"Many (of our laws) are obsolete, and must be amended to keep up with the times. Others need to be ...
Read moreA majority of Filipinos support the repeal of the Rice Tariffication Law (Republic Act No. 11203), which removed quantitative restrictions ...
Read moreThe Bureau of Customs collected P18.9 billion in duties from rice imports in 2021, up 22 percent from P15.5 billion ...
Read moreThe Bureau of Customs said over the weekend it collected P11.69 billion in tariffs from 1.74 million metric tons of ...
Read moreFinance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III on Monday asked the Bureau of Customs to keep a tighter watch on rice shipments ...
Read more"The Philippines is a country of rice eaters." Recently, the president signed EO 135, which seeks to address what ...
Read moreThe Department of Finance said the Rice Tariffication Law was among the game changing reforms in 2019. The law imposed ...
Read moreFinance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III said tariffs in excess of P10 billion collected from rice imports and earmarked annually for ...
Read moreThe Federation of Philippine Industries urged farmers to file a petition to the national government to subject rice imports to ...
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