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Crisis proof cravings keep Monde Nissin cooking
In times of economic strain, the quiet heroes of the pantry do the heavy lifting. For Monde Nissin Corp., that means noodles simmer steadily while biscuits hold the line. This unglamorous duo continues to show resilience across its APAC business.
Infected male mosquitoes offer hope vs dengue
Dengue remains a stubborn threat in tropical countries like the Philippines, where warm weather and dense urban living create ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
DTI wins pledge to hold prices steady
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has secured a voluntary commitment from manufacturers and retailers to keep prices of basic necessities and prime commodities (BNPCs) unchanged until April 16, offering temporary relief to Filipino households amid global uncertainties.
McDonald’s Philippines stretches Earth Hour into a month
In a country where lights rarely go out, McDonald’s Philippines is deliberately flipping the switch—again and again.
Price Council backs DA-proposed temporary price cap on imported rice
The National Price Coordinating Council NPCC has endorsed the imposition of a P50 per kilo price ceiling on imported rice as surging global oil prices driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to push up food costs in the Philippines.
World Bank $1B financing targets Philippine farm transformation
At least five million Filipino farmers are poised to benefit from a USD1-billion World Bank financing package aimed at accelerating a nationwide shift toward higher productivity, diversification, and climate resilience—an overhaul long seen as critical to stabilizing food supply and rural incomes.
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Crisis proof cravings keep Monde Nissin cooking
In times of economic strain, the quiet heroes of the pantry do the heavy lifting. For Monde Nissin Corp., that means noodles simmer steadily while biscuits hold the line. This unglamorous duo continues to show resilience across its APAC business.
Infected male mosquitoes offer hope vs dengue
Dengue remains a stubborn threat in tropical countries like the Philippines, where warm weather and dense urban living create ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
DTI wins pledge to hold prices steady
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has secured a voluntary commitment from manufacturers and retailers to keep prices of basic necessities and prime commodities (BNPCs) unchanged until April 16, offering temporary relief to Filipino households amid global uncertainties.
McDonald’s Philippines stretches Earth Hour into a month
In a country where lights rarely go out, McDonald’s Philippines is deliberately flipping the switch—again and again.
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Crisis proof cravings keep Monde Nissin cooking
In times of economic strain, the quiet heroes of the pantry do the heavy lifting. For Monde Nissin Corp., that means noodles simmer steadily while biscuits hold the line. This unglamorous duo continues to show resilience across its APAC business.
Infected male mosquitoes offer hope vs dengue
Dengue remains a stubborn threat in tropical countries like the Philippines, where warm weather and dense urban living create ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
DTI wins pledge to hold prices steady
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has secured a voluntary commitment from manufacturers and retailers to keep prices of basic necessities and prime commodities (BNPCs) unchanged until April 16, offering temporary relief to Filipino households amid global uncertainties.
McDonald’s Philippines stretches Earth Hour into a month
In a country where lights rarely go out, McDonald’s Philippines is deliberately flipping the switch—again and again.
Price Council backs DA-proposed temporary price cap on imported rice
The National Price Coordinating Council NPCC has endorsed the imposition of a P50 per kilo price ceiling on imported rice as surging global oil prices driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to push up food costs in the Philippines.
World Bank $1B financing targets Philippine farm transformation
At least five million Filipino farmers are poised to benefit from a USD1-billion World Bank financing package aimed at accelerating a nationwide shift toward higher productivity, diversification, and climate resilience—an overhaul long seen as critical to stabilizing food supply and rural incomes.
MPTC activates Holy Week traffic plan nationwide
Metro Pacific Tollways Corp. (MPTC) is rolling out its “Biyaheng Arangkada” motorist assistance program from March 27 to April 6, 2026, bracing for the annual Holy Week travel surge.
RCBC, SSS launch digital loan access push
Rizal Commercial Banking Corp, (RCBC), the banking unit of the Yuchengco Group, and the state-owned pension fund Social Security System (SSS) are rolling out a new digital microloan offering aimed at expanding access to affordable credit while curbing reliance on informal lenders.
Earth Hour 2026: DENR urges Filipinos to act as heat, floods, and power costs rise
As extreme heat, worsening floods, and rising electricity bills continue to affect households, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is urging Filipinos to take part in Earth Hour as a simple but meaningful step toward protecting the environment.
NAIA expects over 1.35 million travelers during Holy Week rush
The New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC) is expecting more than 1.35 million passengers to pass through Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) during the Holy Week travel period from March 28 to April 5.