Philippines' Raw Ube Export Ban May Last Over a Year to Boost Local Production
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture may extend its suspension on raw ube exports for at least a year to bolster domestic production. The ban specifically targets ube that can be used as propagative planting material.
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