DTI Extends Price Freeze on Essentials Until April 30
Trade Secretary Ma. Cristina Roque announces no price hikes for basic goods until April 30, amid government efforts to monitor supply and support MSMEs.
Trade Secretary Ma. Cristina Roque announces no price hikes for basic goods until April 30, amid government efforts to monitor supply and support MSMEs.
Philippine business groups call for immediate government action to secure critical oil and fertilizer imports during a temporary Middle East ceasefire, aiming to stabilize supply and costs for Cebu and the nation.
Clark Development Corporation introduces automatic renewal of business permits for qualified locators, aiming to reduce red tape, lower costs, and set a national benchmark for ease of doing business.
The Department of Agriculture has created a food security task force to closely monitor agricultural commodity supply and prices amid energy emergencies and geopolitical tensions affecting export markets.
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RecommendedThe Department of Agriculture announces cash assistance for farmers and fisherfolk due to rising oil prices from Middle East tensions, with P5,000 for tractor users and P3,000 for motorized boat owners.
Prices of basic commodities at Bankerohan Public Market in Davao City eased after Holy Week, with vegetables leading the decline. Vendors report improved supply and stabilized deliveries, offering relief to consumers after earlier fuel-driven increases.
Trade Secretary Ma. Cristina Roque announces a new P4-billion loan program for MSMEs, offering up to P20 million in loans with collateral-free options up to P5 million, aimed at businesses impacted by overseas geopolitical conflicts.
LANDBANK strengthens Pangasinan's farm-to-market ecosystem through integrated agri-lending, MSME support, and digital payment initiatives, engaging thousands to boost productivity and regional growth.
Senator Imee Marcos has filed Senate Bill 2007 requiring oil companies to fully disclose fuel price components and provide advance notice of increases to enhance transparency and protect consumers.
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RecommendedThe Davao City Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns surging fuel prices are severely impacting businesses and households, with costs rising up to 40% for some firms amid global oil disruptions and local economic strain.
The Visayas region shows strong economic growth with key sectors like tourism and agriculture driving development, though challenges such as infrastructure and logistics persist.
Prices for rice and seafood at Bankerohan Public Market in Davao City show mixed trends as fuel costs and supply fluctuations impact vendors. Sellers warn of potential shortages ahead of Holy Week due to rising demand and tighter fish stocks.
As Holy Week approaches, Bankerohan Public Market sees varied price adjustments for binignit ingredients. Bananas and root crops show moderate increases, while sago doubles and langka surges significantly. Vendors cite seasonal demand and rising supply co
The Cebu Port Authority has approved discounts and suspensions on port charges for two months to alleviate the impact of rising oil prices due to the Middle East crisis, including berthing fee reductions and waived passenger terminal fees.
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RecommendedThe Cebu Port Authority and DTI implement waivers and discounts to ease business costs and supply chain disruptions caused by rising fuel prices, with support from local chambers.
The Department of Trade and Industry announces that price increases for some grocery items will be implemented after April 16, with manufacturers exercising caution to avoid customer loss.
Traditional and modernized jeepney operators in Kalibo, Aklan, have voluntarily ceased operations amid unsustainable fuel price hikes, citing doubled expenses and insufficient government aid.
The Philippine government ensures no price hikes for essential goods until April 16, 2026, following DTI negotiations with manufacturers under the UPLIFT program.
Sultan Kudarat province has fortified its alliance with the National Food Authority to guarantee a steady rice supply and enhance food security systems, addressing threats from global oil prices, climate disasters, and supply chain disruptions.
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RecommendedThe Yanson Group of Bus Companies is providing a 10% fare discount on Good Friday, Black Saturday, and Easter Sunday 2026 to help commuters cope with rising transport costs due to Middle East tensions and high fuel prices.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Agrarian Reform in BARMM has distributed 3,000 icebox coolers to fisherfolk across the region, aiming to strengthen the fisheries sector and minimize post-harvest losses with support from FAO and Japan.
Transport groups are calling for stronger government intervention in fuel pricing, including a potential state takeover of gasoline stations, as oil companies raise prices amid a global crisis. Critics argue the Oil Deregulation Law exposes local markets
Philippine firms show increased optimism for the next three months and year ahead, driven by stronger demand, seasonal factors, and government spending, despite ongoing headwinds like tight credit and competition.
Cebu-based Vivant Corp. is diversifying its energy and water portfolio to mitigate risks from Middle East tensions, following a 21% earnings growth in 2025.
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RecommendedMajor Philippine business organizations propose supply diversification, targeted subsidies, and cost-control measures to protect economy from volatile global oil prices as Middle East tensions threaten supply chains.
Cebu Province introduces a government-supported program offering rice at P20 per kilo to vulnerable groups and transport workers, starting April 15, 2026, to mitigate food price hikes from rising fuel costs.
The Cebu Provincial Government and NFA 7 will roll out a subsidized rice program on April 15, 2026, offering rice at P20 per kilo to indigents, seniors, PWDs, and others to combat rising food prices.
The Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry endorses government policies to address energy costs and supply risks, urging safeguards for vulnerable MSMEs amid global uncertainties.
A 33-year-old farm helper was arrested in Naga City for allegedly stealing 13 prize chickens, with 12 recovered after a chase. The incident occurred on March 26, 2026, in Barangay Cogon.
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RecommendedBankerohan Public Market in Davao City sees spice, vegetable, and fruit prices skyrocket up to 70% due to rising petroleum costs. The city government is implementing sustainable farming and subsidies to ensure food security.