Pag-angkat ng pula at puting sibuyas, pinayagan ng DA para maiwasan ang pagsipa ng presyo

Pinayagan ng Department of Agriculture ang pag-aangkat ng sibuyas para umano maiwasan ang lalong pagsipa ng presyo ng hanggang P200 kada kilo. Pero kuwestiyon ng isang grupo, bakit ngayon pa kung kailan may mga nagsisimula nang mag-ani ng sibuyas?

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00:00The Department of Agriculture approved the lifting of the price of onions

00:04to avoid a price increase of up to Php 200 per kilo.

00:08But a group is questioning why, even now,

00:11when there are those who are starting to harvest onions,

00:14Bernadette Reyes is still stuck.

00:19Bing even went out to buy the smallest onion.

00:23She already loves the regular onions.

00:26Last week, I was able to get 140.

00:30Now, it's at Php 200.

00:32She avoids selling vegetables with a lot of onions.

00:37I didn't make sisig because onions are expensive.

00:42The Department of Agriculture is monitoring

00:44that the price of red onions is up to Php 200 per kilo.

00:47White onions are up to Php 150 if local

00:51and up to Php 160 if imported.

00:54In mid-January, it suddenly increased to Php 140.

00:59Now, in February, it's at Php 180 to Php 160.

01:05To avoid a price increase,

01:08the Department of Agriculture approved the lifting of the price of red and white onions.

01:13According to the Bureau of Plant Industry,

01:15even if there is a sufficient supply of onions,

01:17it is still recommended to import

01:19to avoid a price increase.

01:22Because of the floods and the spread of pests and diseases,

01:26it is necessary to import to serve as a buffer stock in case of shortage.

01:30Three thousand metric tons were allowed to import red onions

01:34and 1,000 metric tons of white onions.

01:37It should arrive before February 20.

01:41The country will run out of stocks by the first week of February.

01:48There are harvests, but not that many.

01:52The Secretary said that the prices of onions are too high.

02:00The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries

02:03questioned why it will import

02:05now that some are starting to harvest onions.

02:08We don't have a problem if it will import if it is really needed.

02:12But usually, that is after the harvest,

02:16in the month of July, August, and September.

02:19If the import arrives in two weeks' time,

02:22that will be the peak harvest.

02:23The import is too small, only 4,000.

02:26Just to ensure that from February 20

02:30or from now until the peak of the harvest season,

02:33there will be no shortage of supply.

02:39For GMA Integrated News,

02:42Bernadette Reyes, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

02:52For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, Nakatuk, 24 Hours.

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