THE Philippine Rice Industry Stakeholders Movement (Prism) predicted lower rice prices by July.
THE Philippine Rice Industry Stakeholders Movement predicted lower rice prices by July .Orly Manuntag, Prism co-founder, said in a press briefing on Monday he expected the per-kilo price of rice to range between P42 and P46 once the tariff on imported rice is reduced.Earlier Monday, House Speaker Martin Romualdez met with Prism officials led by Mamuntag and its founder and lead convenor Rowena Sadicon.
Sadicon and Manuntag told Romualdez that their group was heeding the call of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Romualdez for a whole-of-nation approach to reduce the price of rice and make quality rice affordable and available to all Filipinos.'Handa po kaming tumulong sa gobyerno para maramdaman agad ng mga kababayan namin ang magandang epekto ng pagbaba ng tariff sa bigas ,' Manuntag said.
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