Business groups are pressing the government for a coordinated response plan following President Marcos's declaration of a national energy emergency, warning of rising costs and competitiveness risks amid global supply disruptions.
The Department of Agriculture prepares to deploy its PHP1 billion quick response fund to protect farmers and fisherfolk from rising fuel costs due to Middle East conflict, including biofertilizer procurement and fuel subsidies.
Sugar Regulatory Board Member David Andrew Sanson appeals to sugar mills nationwide to increase trucking allowances for farmers as fuel prices soar due to Middle East conflict, threatening sugarcane supply.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources guarantees continuous distribution of ₱3,000 fuel subsidies to protect fisherfolk livelihoods from Middle East tensions, with over 10,000 beneficiaries already assisted.
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A national truckers' group announces plans to reduce trips as petroleum price hikes squeeze profits, potentially affecting small and large businesses across the country.
The Department of Agriculture is investigating a farm-to-market road in Albay for being a potential 'ghost project' and an overpriced road in Camarines Sur, citing irregularities in implementation and reporting.
The Makati Business Club argues the government is downplaying the oil price situation as a 'price disruption' rather than a crisis to avoid public panic, citing diesel over P100/liter and peso depreciation.
The Department of Transportation and Philippine Ports Authority temporarily reduce RORO Terminal Fees to P1 for vehicles carrying agricultural goods to ease high oil price impacts.
Cebu-based Top Line Business Development Corp. reports stable fuel inventory for 3-4 weeks and files for a P1.5 billion preferred share offering to fund vertical integration, including direct importation and retail expansion.
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Fisheries production in the Davao Region fell by 5% in 2025, with losses in aquaculture and municipal fishing outweighing gains in commercial and inland sectors, according to PSA data.
The Department of Agriculture-Davao Region successfully exported the first Philippine eel shipment to China, marking a major breakthrough in the country's aquaculture industry and opening new export pathways.
Transport groups in Cebu are urgently calling for the implementation of service contracting with national funding to modernize the sector and protect drivers from rising fuel costs, as discussed in recent dialogues with LTFRB officials.
Aboitiz Foods and World Vision have turned over egg production kits to CoMSCA groups in Tudela, Misamis Occidental, as part of Project Omelette, enhancing nutrition and sustainable livelihoods through poultry farming.
A 22-hectare poultry complex is set to rise in Sinubong village, Zamboanga City, aiming to enhance local food security, increase egg production, and generate employment opportunities.
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The Mactan Economic Zone is advancing sustainability with projects like a thermal oxidation facility and solar energy, while a new mobile substation enhances power reliability for industrial growth.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited a major canned food manufacturer in Laguna to ensure stable food supply and prices, with private partners committing to maintain current prices for 30-60 days.
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro conducted a surprise inspection at a Mandaue supermarket to verify rice availability, confirming no shortage and stable P48 per kilo prices despite Middle East impacts.
The Regional Project Advisory Board has approved a ₱286.58-million project to rehabilitate and upgrade an 8.5-kilometer Farm-to-Market Road in Davao Oriental, expected to reduce travel time, lower transportation costs, and benefit over 4,000 residents.
Key stakeholders convened at the 2GO Business Forum Series in Davao to enhance public-private partnerships, focusing on connectivity and inclusive development for Mindanao's economic advancement.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited a major food manufacturing facility in Laguna to monitor supply chains and secure a temporary price freeze on essential goods, as Middle East unrest threatens stability.
Nacusip-TUCP and allied groups endorse Negros Occidental Rep. Javier Miguel Benitez, condemning SRA's alleged misinformation and calling for board resignations amid sugar price crisis.
Logistics operators in Cebu propose raising trucking fees by up to 30% as fuel prices hit P100 per liter, citing operational strains and global oil volatility.
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The National Food Authority confirms sufficient rice stocks nationwide, with over 2.3 million metric tons in buffer reserves, ensuring supply for three months amid high consumer demand for government-subsidized rice.
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The National Food Authority is pushing for emergency powers to bypass middlemen and sell rice directly to consumers at lower prices, aiming to combat rising costs and stabilize the market.
Bantay Bigas group cautions that rice traders may exploit rising oil costs to lower palay prices during harvest, amid economic strain from Middle East tensions affecting fuel and food prices.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announces P3,000 fuel subsidies for 26,000 farmers and 26,000 fisherfolk, plus other measures to stabilize food supply and reduce costs amid rising fuel prices due to Middle East tensions.
Talisay City MSMEs implement energy-saving measures as global oil prices rise by P23.90 per liter, driven by Middle East tensions. The government secures additional supply to prevent shortages.
Mekeni Food Corporation commemorated its 40th anniversary with a large employee thanksgiving event, recognizing contributions and unveiling updated corporate values.
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The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Davao Region distributed 21,012.5 kg of confiscated frozen tuna blood meat, valued at P2.1 million, to 189 beneficiary groups, enhancing food security and supporting local communities.
