The Jerusalem PostLod mayor ‘seething’ after Jewish-Arab clashes, right-wing activist summoned for questioningInquirerBaguio council seeks specific indigenous identities in health recordsDaily MaverickNo protection, high risk — the harsh realities faced by SA’s e-ridersZDF heuteEntdecken Sie das ZDF-NachrichtenstudioVariety‘Heated Rivalry’ Final Episodes to Release in 4DX at Regal TheatersScreen RantThe Best Modern Superhero Comic Officially Returns In New PreviewTagesschauWarum Merz sich doch für Aigner als Bundespräsidentin stark machtn-tvMehr Tradition geht kaum: RTL überträgt Duell der Bundesliga-UrgesteineConsequenceLimp Bizkit’s Fred Durst Throws His Backwards Red Hat in the Ring: “Vote Durst”Complete SportsNNL: “Good To Have Three Points” –-Remo Stars Coach Hails Team’s Resilience After Hard-Fought Win Over Rovers FCDigital SpyDisgraced comedian Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years in prison as rape trial concludesRMF24Mamił, wymuszał, wykorzystywał seksualnie. Fikcyjny rekruter modelek z zarzutami
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Monday, November 9, 2026

Ilocos Sur town sets P180 minimum farmgate price for live hogs

Translate
Motorcycle crash kills driver, injures passenger in Ilocos Sur
Inquirer files

SAN ILDEFONSO, ILOCOS SUR, Philippines — The municipal government of Santa in this province has set a minimum farmgate price of P180 per kilogram for live hogs, aiming to protect local raisers while promoting fair pricing for meat vendors and consumers.

Santa Mayor Jeremy Jesus “JJ” Bueno III issued Executive Order No. 178, Series of 2026, on Monday (Nov. 9), setting a uniform rate based on liveweight, with no weight brackets.

READ: Oriental Mindoro recommends P180-P192/kg farmgate price for live hogs

Article continues after this advertisement

Under the order, the reference price for pork is capped at P300 per kilogram. This is based on the P180 farmgate price, plus an allowance of up to P120 per kilogram for slaughtering, dressing, transportation and handling.

FEATURED STORIES

NEWSINFO

NEWSINFO

NEWSINFO

READ: Quezon solon sounds alarm over pork price gap hurting raisers, consumers

The municipal government said the measure is intended to protect hog raisers and promote transparent pricing in the local meat market. /cb

View the original on Inquirer →

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.