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00:00 Meanwhile, the prices of vegetables have increased in the market. Some of them have doubled.

00:05 And from Manila, we have the first news live.

00:08 EJ Gomez. EJ, why did the prices of vegetables increase?

00:12 Ivan, to our fellow countrymen who love to cook and eat vegetables,

00:22 you may be forced to buy some, especially those who are saving, to avoid buying.

00:30 The prices of vegetables have really increased.

00:32 Vegetables that are used in cooking, like the Filipino chop suey and pakbet.

00:38 Each kilo of vegetables here in Paco Market is equivalent to 1 kilo of pork or chicken.

00:49 Judith, who goes to the market every day, has a plan to cook that requires some vegetables.

00:55 She was surprised to learn the prices of vegetables here in Paco Market in Manila.

01:00 This is too much.

01:02 Just think, I won't just cook vegetables.

01:06 I'll just cook something else.

01:08 Because, wow, pechay, potatoes, chili, almost everything.

01:13 EJ, how much is it now? 200 plus?

01:16 I'll just cook 200 plus for 1 kilo.

01:21 According to some vendors, the prices of locally imported vegetables have increased.

01:25 The prices are over and over.

01:27 Tagalog is expensive. Baguio is expensive.

01:31 When it comes to imported vegetables, they also increase the prices because they are copying.

01:41 The price of carrots has doubled from 60 pesos per kilo to 100 pesos now.

01:47 The same goes for squash, which used to cost 30 pesos, but now it's 60 pesos.

01:52 Broccoli, which used to cost 120 pesos, now costs 350 pesos per kilo.

01:58 The same goes for cauliflower, which used to cost 120 pesos, but now it's 250 pesos per kilo.

02:05 The price of mustard has tripled from 300 pesos to 300 pesos now.

02:09 The price of pechay, which used to cost 60 pesos, has now tripled to 300 pesos per kilo.

02:16 According to some vendors, one of the reasons why their travelers are short in supplies is because of the lack of supplies.

02:21 Because there's no supply. All the vegetables have increased.

02:25 All the baguio, pechay, cabbage, beans, everything has increased.

02:31 Because the supply is low now.

02:34 One day, I bought one box, but they only gave me 5 kilos.

02:39 The people who will buy it said that they can't do anything.

02:42 We can't do anything. That's the price they give us. It's budgetary.

02:47 Ivan, meanwhile, there's no increase in the price of water spinach, squash, and chili leaves.

02:59 Each baguio is still 10 pesos. According to some vendors we talked to earlier,

03:04 they are worried that the prices of vegetables that have increased may increase even more during the rainy season.

03:12 If that happens, they will earn a lot of money.

03:17 Here's the first news from Paco, Manila. EJ Gomez for JMA Integrated News.

03:24 (Continued in Tagalog)

03:37 (music)

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