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Philippines halts sugar imports until June 2026

The Department of Agriculture (DA) said Wednesday the Philippines will refrain from importing sugar until the milling season concludes by May or June 2026...

Reforms in the sugar sector must start now

A robust and modern agriculture cannot do without reforms in the sugar industry. The sugar sector, per official data, contributes about P90 billion to the...

Gov’t to limit sugar imports in 2024

The government plans to cap sugar imports in 2024 to 200,000 metric tons (MT) following ample shipments this year. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Laurel said during...

‘DA followed sugar importation directives’

Department of Agriculture (DA) Senior Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban said the department followed recommendations sent to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. regarding sugar imports. In a press...

Hontiveros: 3 firms in sugar smuggling

Sen. Risa Hontiveros has identified three companies in the shipment of 440,000 metric tons of imported sugar, which she branded as “smuggled”  since the...

SRA awaiting approval on new sugar imports

The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) said on Tuesday it is awaiting the approval of the Department of Agriculture (DA) on its draft import plan...

Food manufacturers support sugar imports

The Philippine Chamber of Food Manufacturers Inc. said Thursday it fully supports the decision of the Sugar Regulatory Administration to allow the importation of...

Board okays sugar imports of 200,000 tons  this crop year

The Sugar Regulatory Board approved the importation of 200,000 metric tons of standard and bottler’s grade sugar to cover an expected shortfall caused by...

Enrile seeks more protection for sugar farmers, workers

Former Senate President and Puwersa ng Masang Pilipino senatorial candidate Juan Ponce Enrile rallied supporters in Bacolod City as he called on government to...

Candy makers eye sugar imports

The Philippine Confectionery Biscuit and Snack Association asked the government to allow the importation of cheap sweeteners to make the local confectionery industry competitive. The...
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