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Philippines Street Food Vendors Face Soaring Costs, With Little Choice But to Endure

Street food vendors in the Philippines are grappling with rising costs of ingredients and fuel, struggling to pass these expenses onto consumers. Many face the difficult choice between operating at a loss or closing their businesses.

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