Philippines Food Supply Sufficient Until After Holidays, DA Says
The Department of Agriculture (DA) announced that the Philippines has sufficient supply of rice and meat products until after the Yuletide season. Pork supply can last up to 170 days, while poultry and rice have 125 and 85 days' worth, respectively. Concerns about declining consumer activity were also noted.
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