US Farms Eyeing Further Growth in Philippine Market
US farm export groups are optimistic about expanding shipments to the Philippines, driven by its growing middle class and strategic Southeast Asian location. However, they acknowledge intensifying competition from China, Australia, and Brazil. Streamlining regulations is seen as key for future growth.
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