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00:00Starting on January 20, the maximum suggested retail price for imported rice will be Php 58 per kilo.

00:06In some families in Metro Manila, there is a decrease in the price of some types of rice.

00:11Live from Pasig, we have the first news, EJ Gomez. EJ.

00:21Egan, this is a new year and there is a change in the price of rice in some families.

00:26Here in Pasig Mega Market, according to some rice vendors, their prices have slightly decreased.

00:32Even so, demand or sales are still a bit low today.

00:42Nanay Belen has been selling rice for more than two decades.

00:45She is used to the ever-changing prices of her stores.

00:49Now, in 2025, the price of some types of rice in Pasig Mega Market will be reduced.

00:55She also said that the reason why the supply is high.

00:58We can see from the price that before, it was almost 40, 45, 46.

01:06It was really high. Now, it's already there.

01:09That's it. It's also decreasing.

01:12Even the 5% before, it's decreasing.

01:17In the price monitoring of the Department of Agriculture,

01:19per kilo of rice in some families in Metro Manila varies from Php 40 to Php 64, depending on the type.

01:26Here in Pasig Mega Market, well-milled local rice can be bought for Php 45 per kilo,

01:32which was then Php 48.

01:34The high price was Php 48 from the previous Php 50.

01:38While the premium was Php 46 to Php 64 per kilo, which was previously Php 52 to Php 65.

01:46The imported rice was sold for Php 54 to Php 56 per kilo.

01:52On January 20, the government will impose Php 58 per kilo as the maximum suggested retail price or MSRP for imported rice.

02:02According to the DA, the MSRP is far from being balanced with the price of imported rice in the market.

02:07And this is probably fair for the farmers and rice industry and those who can afford to buy.

02:15Rice vendors are only allowed to talk about MSRP.

02:18You will be able to afford it if we get a low price.

02:21So it's not up to us to start.

02:24It's up to the suppliers if we can get a low price so that we can sell it at a lower price.

02:34Okay, I'll stop here.

02:39Igan, the rice that Nanay Belen mentioned, the rice that she sells for Php 40 per kilo,

02:44is rice from places that were affected by the typhoon.

02:48That's why their suppliers lowered their prices a bit.

02:53But the quality is still okay.

02:55And there are still a lot of people buying, especially those who are looking for cheap rice.

03:04That is the first news from Pasig City.

03:06EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.

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