Pork Prices Dip in Metro Manila Markets Ahead of Holiday Rush
Pork prices have decreased in some Metro Manila markets as the holiday shopping season approaches, narrowing the gap with chicken prices. Consumers facing high living costs are finding pork a more affordable option. Government agencies assure sufficient supply for the holidays.
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