P58/KG na maximum SRP para sa ilang imported rice, ipatutupad ng DA simula sa Jan. 20 | 24 Oras - video Dailymotion

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00:00The Agriculture Department will implement the Maximum Suggested Retail Price on some imported rice

00:05to ensure that it can be reached.

00:07For how long? Let's find out in the coverage of Bernadette Reyes.

00:14From January 20, the Maximum Suggested Retail Price to MSRP of Php 58 per kilo will be implemented on imported rice.

00:23This means that the sale of imported rice should not exceed that price

00:28except for Japanese rice, black rice, and Malagkit.

00:31This is according to Agriculture Secretary Francisco Chula Uriel Jr.

00:35This will be done to ensure that the price of rice can be reached.

00:39It will be implemented in Metro Manila

00:42and the price will be reviewed every month

00:44to ensure that it is in line with the price movement in the world market.

00:49In addition to the DA, it also went through a consultation

00:52with importers and retailers and government agencies.

00:56We put a margin of Php 10 per kilo from importer to retailer.

01:03So that's our Php 58.

01:05But now, the world price is going down.

01:09So maybe the MSRP of Php 58 in the future should be lower

01:14if the price of the world price continues to go down.

01:18Brands will also be removed from rice

01:20which is the reason for some importers.

01:23Instead, it will be replaced by color-coding.

01:26The DA will also issue guidelines on this.

01:29In terms of tagging, brands are prohibited.

01:33They will put the type, origin, percent broken, and price.

01:38Then the tags have color-coding.

01:41That color-coding is actually based on the meeting yesterday with the retailers.

01:48Many of them are still implementing it actually.

01:52Next will be the launch of Sunit Rice

01:55which will be sold for Php 35 to Php 36,

01:58or the so-called 100% broken.

02:01For now, it can only be bought in some selected families.

02:04Meanwhile, in the price monitoring of the DA

02:07together with the DTI today,

02:09the price of tomatoes has gone down noticeably

02:12which reached Php 360 per kilo at some point.

02:16But the increase in the price of some major products

02:21includes sardines, milk, coffee, noodles, and bottled water.

02:25This month, the DTI and manufacturers will help

02:28to discuss the price of the major products.

02:31If the price goes up,

02:34the DTI will make sure that it won't affect the buyers.

02:39We come up with a consensus on what is best

02:42for both manufacturers and consumers.

02:44It should be a win-win for all.

02:46But whatever the price increase,

02:47it should be added to the buyers.

02:49I will just buy what I need at home.

02:52Soap, sugar, coffee, what I really need.

02:59I am looking for alternatives.

03:02For example, the price of bread is Php 60,

03:05I am looking for the same, Php 40,

03:08that's how I lower it.

03:10And the essentials only.

03:13For GMA Integrated News,

03:15Bernadette Reyes,

03:16NAKA TUTOK 24 HORAS

P58/KG na maximum SRP para sa ilang imported rice, ipatutupad ng DA simula sa Jan. 20 | 24 Oras

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