Philippines to Tighten Sugar Import Policy to Boost Domestic Industry
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture plans to strictly limit sugar imports to meet domestic demand, aiming to enhance the competitiveness of the local industry and stabilize the market. While allowing some imports next year due to projected lower output, the policy seeks to reduce reliance on foreign sugar.
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