US EditionRice cartels: They who should be named
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Rice cartels: They who should be named
The six years after the enactment of the Rice Tariffication Law (RTL) or Republic Act (RA) 11203 in 2019 have passed just like that. The government is still rolling out gimmicks to give the impression that it is trying its best to make rice cheaper – like the ‘Rice-for-All’ program making a show of selling limited amounts of rice at just Php43 per kilo. In general, though, rice prices remain high and the country’s food self-sufficiency is declin…
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