Philippine Sugar Planters, Labor Groups Demand Fairer Farmgate Prices Amid Rising Costs
Sugarcane planters and labor unions in Negros Occidental have renewed their call for fairer farmgate sugar prices, citing rising production costs that recent price increases have failed to adequately cover for small-scale growers.
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