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Meat processors choose more expensive raw materials.
Way up 20%.
The Philippine Meat Processors Association (Pampi) stated that the entire industry has “run out” all the low-priced mechanically deboned meat (MDM) of chicken meat and started to use chicken meat purchased at USD 1.
2-1.
4/kg.
Processors will have to increase the price by 15 -20% can make a living.
2-1.
4/kg.
Processors will have to increase the price by 15 -20% can make a living.
Minister of Agriculture Dahl stated that the Ministry of Agriculture will continue to help Pampi without sacrificing quarantine regulations.
Behind the soaring prices is the simple fact that local meat processors are now at the mercy of North and South American suppliers who know that due to the existing temporary import ban, Europe is still unable to export to the Philippines.
Behind the soaring prices is the simple fact that local meat processors are now at the mercy of North and South American suppliers who know that due to the existing temporary import ban, Europe is still unable to export to the Philippines.
Several Pampi member companies have submitted petitions for price increases to the Ministry of Trade and Industry, requesting that canned meat products be classified as basic necessities and primary commodities (BNPC).
Pampi has been negotiating with the Ministry of Agriculture to relax import bans imposed on European countries with reported outbreaks of bird flu.
Pampi has been negotiating with the Ministry of Agriculture to relax import bans imposed on European countries with reported outbreaks of bird flu.
Starting from this Monday, as meat processors increase their prices nationwide, Filipino consumers will need to pay at least 3 pesos per pack to buy their favorite hot dog brands.
