In a report, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) expects the Philippines to import more pork and chicken from ASF and bird flu free countries. In this time of crisis the government needs to focus on helping the affected farmers recover from this crisis, lets depend on our local producers. https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2020/04/13/2006967/philippines-import-more-pork-chicken
Read More NO to IMPORTATION, SUPPORT our LOCAL FARMERSChickens “not likely” to catch COVID-19 | The Poultry Site — Read on thepoultrysite.com/news/2020/04/chickens-not-likely-to-catch-covid-19
Read More Chickens “not likely” to catch COVID-19 | The Poultry SiteTo read more click the link.
Read More Broiler farm gate prices continue to go down while dressed chicken prices remain high.An opinion from our UBRA President published on Philippine Daily Inquirer.
Read More Gov’t economists, not traders, welcome rice tariffication lawCoronavirus has devastating effects even in our poultry business. Click the link to read the full article.
Read More Coronavirus reroutes U.S. chicken shipments bound for ChinaDue to the massive transport disruptions and labor shortages in Chinese ports slow operations, thus leading to a pile up of thousands of containers of frozen pork, beef and chicken. These containers could possibly be diverted to other countries including the Philippines to minimize their loses. Lets be vigilant! To read the full article please […]
Read More Something we should watch out for!!!Pork Producers Weekly Prices as of February 13, 2020 (NET Price) Tarlac-100-110 Bulacan-105-115 CS 20-25 Phil. P.I.G – 97 Rizal-90-100 CS-50 Laguna-95-105 CS -50 Quezon- 92-110 Bansud- 75 CS 40-50 Marinduque – 95 CS-70 Cavite-95-105 Batangas -80-100 Pampanga- 90-105 CS-70 Pangasinan – 110-120 CS-70-80 N. Ecija – 100-115 Naga,Bicol- 110-120 CS-70 Cebu-105 CS-54-60 Iloilo-100-105 Bacolod […]
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