Pampanga Business Registrations 32,535 in 2025
DTI Region 3 reports 32,535 business name registrations in Pampanga for 2025, with Central Luzon totals at 140,076. Renewals surged 11.73%, signaling strong MSME continuity.
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Philippine Agriculture Hits PHP1.77T in 2025, Senator Praises Recovery
Senator Francis Pangilinan welcomes agriculture sector's rebound to PHP1.77 trillion value in 2025, highest in five years, citing government policies like Sagip Saka Act and palay price support.
Galunggong Prices Expected to Drop in February – BFAR
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) projects a significant decrease in galunggong prices in Philippine markets starting February 2026, following the end of the three-month closed fishing season in Palawan.
₱76.1M Aid for Aklan Farmers, Fisherfolk
The Department of Agriculture provides ₱76.1 million in agricultural and fisheries projects to Aklan, aiming to boost local production and food security under President Marcos Jr.'s directives.
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Davao Councilor Proposes Digital Farm-to-Market App
Davao City Councilor Bonz Andre A. Militar introduces an ordinance for a digital platform connecting farmers and fisherfolk directly with consumers to eliminate middlemen and improve food security.
Davao de Oro Cooperatives Get Financial Boost from Governor
Governor Raul 'RM' Mabanglo of Davao de Oro provided financial assistance to three small cooperatives through the Micro Credit Assistance Program, supporting local economic growth and sustainability.
Negros Governor Calls for Sweetener Import Review
Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson calls for a review of artificial sweetener import policies to protect the local sugar industry and public health.
Senator Calls for Reforms to Strengthen Agricultural Cooperatives
Senator Francis Pangilinan advocates for structural reforms to bolster farmers' and fishers' organizations, emphasizing the need for effective extension services and grassroots cooperatives to modernize Philippine agriculture.
Rebucas Family: From 4Ps to Self-Sufficiency in Bohol
The Rebucas family in Maribojoc, Bohol, transformed their lives through the 4Ps program, starting a piggery and other businesses to achieve financial independence.
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SINAG: Rice Should Be P35-P40/kg Based on World Market
SINAG executive director Jayson Cainglet calls for rice prices to fall to P35-P40 per kilo, aligning with a 50% global price drop since 2024, while current rates remain higher in the Philippines.
DA Readies Rice Import Continuation Post-Ban
The Department of Agriculture is preparing to resume rice imports after the ban ends, with a 300,000 metric ton limit until February and measures to ease port congestion in Manila.
Rice Millers to Raise Palay Buying Price, 300K MT Imports Before Harvest
The Department of Agriculture announces rice millers will increase palay buying prices to P17/kg for wet and P21/kg for dry, with 300,000 MT of rice imports set to arrive before the peak harvest season in March and April.
Sugar Industry in Critical State, Says Negros Occidental Rep.
Negros Occidental Third District Representative Javier Miguel Benitez declares the national sugar industry in a critical situation, citing declining millgate prices and economic impacts on farmers and workers.
Pampanga-DA Partnership Aims to Enhance Food Security
Pampanga Provincial Government and Department of Agriculture collaborate on projects including rice complexes, irrigation, and data modernization to support over 44,000 farmers.
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Sugar Industry Crisis: Negros Consultation Held
Philippine lawmakers conduct emergency consultation in Negros Occidental as sugar industry faces critical collapse due to low prices, imports, and climate impacts.
Davao Accelerates PhilGAP Certification for Durian Exports
Davao City's Agriculturist Office intensifies efforts to certify and renew PhilGAP for durian farms, aiming to secure premium international market position through food safety and quality standards.
DA Considers 300,000 MT Rice Imports in February
The Department of Agriculture plans initial rice imports of 300,000 metric tons next month to stabilize supply and retail prices while protecting local farmers through minimum palay buying commitments.
Philippines to Build 300 Rice Processing Centers
The Philippine government, through the Department of Agriculture, is accelerating the construction of over 300 palay processing centers to boost farmers' livelihoods and support fishermen.
Sugar Prices Rise as Industry Debates Long-Term Solutions
Sugar Board Member David Sanson urges farmers to unite for a sustainable plan as export initiatives push prices up. Learn about the ongoing debate and future of the Philippine sugar industry.
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SRA: Claims of Lack of Transparency on Sugar Export 'Premature'
SRA Administrator Pablo Azcona refutes claims of secrecy over the 100,000 MT US sugar export plan. He details the approval process and blames market forces for low prices. Read the full story.
Aboitiz Foods Acquires Singapore's Diasham Resources
Aboitiz Foods completes its acquisition of Singapore's Diasham Resources, boosting its animal nutrition portfolio and Asia-Pacific footprint. Learn how this deal strengthens the Filipino conglomerate's regional presence.
Sugar Unions Question US Export Plan Transparency
Philippine sugar unions demand transparency from SRA on the planned 100,000 MT sugar export to the US, citing price slumps and farmer hardships. Read their urgent call for clarity.
PSAU's Aglibut Sweet Tamarind Undergoes Certification
The Aglibut Sweet Tamarind from Pampanga State Agricultural University is in the final stages of plant material evaluation for certification, a key step for quality assurance and farmer support. Learn more about this patented variety.
Bulacan Tops Central Luzon in DA's 2025 Performance Awards
The Department of Agriculture hails Bulacan as Central Luzon's top-performing province for 2025, citing leadership in rice production, ecological farming, and climate-smart practices. Discover how local farmers are driving this success.
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Aboitiz Foods Completes Acquisition of Singapore's Diasham
Aboitiz Equity Ventures' food unit expands its specialty nutrition portfolio by acquiring Singapore-based Diasham Resources, strengthening its manufacturing and distribution across Asia. Read the full story.
P1.8M DAR Truck Boosts Zamboanga Sibugay Farmers
The Department of Agrarian Reform empowers a Zamboanga Sibugay cooperative with a new hauling truck worth P1.8 million, aiming to boost farm productivity and members' income. Read more.
Kadiwa Pop-up Store Every Monday in San Fernando 2026
The DA Central Luzon invites the public to support local farmers at the weekly Kadiwa Pop-up Store in San Fernando, offering fresh, affordable produce every Monday in 2026.
Sugar Import Liberalization Sparks Industry Collapse Warning
Save-Sim urges government action as sugar import policy threatens local industry. SRA chief disputes claims, calling them misinformation. Read the full debate.
Sugar Farmers Urge Marcos for Price Support as Crisis Deepens
Philippine sugarcane planters warn of abandoning farms as prices plummet below production cost. NFSP and Confed propose direct gov't buying and policy reforms to save the industry.
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Sugar Producers Demand Marcos Act on Price Crisis
The Confederation of Sugar Producers asks President Marcos Jr. for urgent measures to raise domestic sugar prices and reduce inventory to avert industry collapse. Read the full story.
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