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'Sulit' at 'nutri' rice, ilulunsad na ng Department of Agriculture ngayong 2025

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00:00This year, the Department of Agriculture's Nutri-Rice is worth talking to Assistant Secretary Arnel De Mesa,
00:10the spokesperson of the Department of Agriculture.
00:13Asek De Mesa, Happy New Year to you.
00:18Happy New Year to you too. Happy New Year to everyone.
00:22Asek, as we enter this year, we expect a cheaper and better quality of rice from your production.
00:30Can you please explain what types of rice are worth and what is the difference between this and Nutri-Rice?
00:44Asek De Mesa?
00:46Yes, we will launch this year, this is the Solid Rice and Nutri-Rice.
00:56We call it Rice for All for our fellowmen and their families and stations.
01:04This started in the National Capital Region and this year, we will spread it to other parts of the country.
01:13This Solid Rice is worth P35 to P36 per kilo and this is what we call 100% broken rice.
01:23The quality is still good, the only difference is that this rice is broken.
01:30We tried to cook it here in the office and the quality of this rice is good.
01:38As for Nutri-Rice, this is what we call well-milled and brown rice.
01:46There are still a lot of nutrients left, this is what we call one-past.
01:51Nutri-Rice is still big, that's why we call it Nutri-Rice.
02:01There are still a lot of fiber, vitamins and minerals.
02:05This will be sold for P37 to P38 per kilo.
02:12We expect that this Solid Rice and Nutri-Rice will be sold in Kadiwa Centers, fellowmen and stations in January.
02:25You mentioned that this is expected to be available in Kadiwa, Pangulo Stores.
02:35When are we expecting this rice?
02:40That's right, we will distribute this to our fellowmen in Pangulo Centers, families and train stations.
02:52This month, we will start.
02:59Actually, we have a meeting at 1 o'clock and we will discuss the implementation of this Solid and Nutri-Rice in the next few days.
03:13We have a question from Bernadette Reyes of GMA News.
03:19How did some families manage to sell 38 pesos of rice?
03:25Where did this rice come from and will it be sustainable?
03:30The P38 to P39 price of Rice For All will start this year.
03:43We started selling at P45 per kilo.
03:47It went down to P43 and P42.
03:50Before the end of 2024, it went down to P40 per kilo.
03:57This year, this January, the price will go down to P38 to P39.
04:06From Bernadette Reyes of GMA News, what are the expected production or harvest and import levels this year?
04:16Are we seeing any threats?
04:20For now, we will continue until the first quarter.
04:26Our government expects that the agriculture sector will recover this year and will return.
04:34Hopefully, by 20 million metric tons, our production of rice this year will be at a level.
04:45We have a last question from Bernadette Reyes.
04:49The price of liempo is reaching P430 per kilo.
04:55Is this because of the ASF or because of the holiday season?
05:02This is still a continuous effect of the ASF.
05:07Although we expect that there will be a decrease in demand this January and February,
05:17we will also expect a decrease.
05:20This is still because of the ASF and the continuous demand until the end of the year.
05:29You also mentioned earlier about the 3-pass milling process and 1-pass milling process.
05:37What is the difference when it comes to rice?
05:44The single-pass means that the rice is milled only once.
05:54Aside from the several levels of milling, there is also polishing
06:00to make sure that the rice grains are removed.
06:10There will also be a process to remove the head rice.
06:15Here, it is only a single-pass.
06:17There are still a lot of fibers left in the rice grains.
06:24When it comes to supply,
06:26how large is the supply of these two types of rice that are nutritious and worth it?
06:33How does the DA ensure its sustainability and long-term availability in Kadiwa stores?
06:42Nina, it's lagging.
06:53When it comes to supply,
06:55how large is the supply of these two types of rice that are nutritious and worth it?
06:59How does the DA ensure its sustainability and long-term availability in Kadiwa stores?
07:11Our sources are both imported and local.
07:18Currently, our supply is managed by FTI, Food Terminal Incorporated.
07:29We have enough supply for everyone.
07:36How many Kadiwa Pangulo Centers are operational in the country?
07:42How many KNPQs are open this year?
07:49Our target by March is to have 700 Kadiwa Pangulo Centers.
07:59We expect that by the end of 2028,
08:03the total number of Kadiwa Pangulo sites in the country will reach 1,500.
08:11What is your message to our countrymen from the DA this year?
08:16Nina, our farmers and fishermen will continue to hope for quality services from the Ministry of Agriculture,
08:29led by our Deputy Secretary Francisco Chula Aurel Jr.
08:35Once again, I would like to congratulate the Ministry of Agriculture on this new year.
08:40Thank you and have a good afternoon.
08:43Thank you very much for your time.
08:45Assistant Secretary Arnel De Mesa, the spokesperson of the Department of Agriculture.

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