Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr. announced Tuesday that pork producers, traders, and retailers have agreed to review their cost structures in an effort to reduce the price of pork, which has become a growing concern for consumers.
In a move that will impact both domestic and international passengers, the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has authorized airlines to impose higher fuel surcharges starting the first day of March, leading into the hot months travel season. The surcharge for both passengers and cargo will increase to "Level 5," up from last month’s "Level 4."
Cebu-based AppleOne Properties Inc. expressed optimism for continued growth in the country's tourism sector in 2025, despite industry headwinds, with the company committed to strategic developments and key collaborations across the Visayas and Mindanao.
The country's sardine exports stand to benefit significantly following the inclusion of Sardinella lemuru, or tamban, in the international Codex Alimentarius, a move set to open up lucrative European markets.
Philippine Treasury bill yields climbed again at Monday’s auction, fueled by inflation concerns, tighter monetary policy expectations, and geopolitical uncertainties.
The Philippine Sugar Millers Association (PSMA) said the country currently has enough refined sugar supply, even as demand for locally produced sugar has weakened.
The Visayas power grid was placed under yellow alert on Monday, marking the sixth alert for the region this month due to ongoing power plant outages and reduced electricity supply.
The Philippine Airlines and Qatar Airways have expanded their strategic partnership to make travel between the Philippines, the Middle East, and Europe more seamless starting June 1, 2026.