Presyo ng galunggong sa ilang pamilihan sa NCR, tumaas kahit hindi pa closed fishing season

2 months ago

'Di pa nagsimula ang closed fishing season para sa galunggong pero tumaas na ang presyo nito sa ilang palengke sa Metro Manila dahil sa kaunti umanong supply.

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00:00The close fishing season for Galunggong is not yet starting, but its price has already increased in some markets in Metro Manila

00:07because of the sluggish supply.

00:09The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources explains in the report of Bernadette Reyes.

00:18In the monitoring of the Department of Agriculture in the families in Metro Manila,

00:22the price of Galunggong now reaches up to 300 pesos.

00:27But in our area, like in Galas Market, its price is up to 340 pesos per kilo.

00:32Before, it was only 300 to 80 pesos.

00:35It depends on the market. The prices are different.

00:39Maybe that's why it's so expensive.

00:41In Kamuning Market,

00:43In the retail market, the price of Galunggong now reaches up to 300 pesos.

00:47The price of Galunggong is a bit high now.

00:49It's almost 50 pesos higher than before.

00:53In the Litex Market in Quezon City,

00:54the sellers say that the supply of Galunggong is decreasing.

00:59It's hard to fish because of the sun.

01:01The fish prices are really high now.

01:03That's why in this market,

01:04other fish are being sold first.

01:07Galunggong is expensive.

01:08That's why we don't sell it.

01:10We sell tilapia and bangus.

01:12The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources said,

01:15In the long term, the fish can't survive.

01:18We can say that the supply is minimal but sufficient.

01:22When November 1 arrives,

01:24Galunggong cannot be caught in Northeastern Palawan

01:27until January 31 next year

01:30due to the implementation of the closed fishing season.

01:33Supply is expected to decrease.

01:36The supply will be limited

01:38because we are now implementing a closed fishing season.

01:41But this is what we are aiming for

01:42by having a temporary increase.

01:47The Department of Agriculture first ordered

01:49the import of 30,000 metric tons of fish

01:53like Galunggong

01:54which is expected to arrive

01:55at the start of the closed fishing season.

01:58The closed fishing season will also be implemented

02:00from November 15 to February 15

02:03for Sardines or Tambans in Zamboanga Peninsula

02:06and small pelagic fish in Visayan Sea

02:08like Alumahan.

02:10According to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources,

02:12it is being implemented every year

02:14to repopulate the fish in the sea.

02:18To avoid the price of fish to rise

02:20during the closed fishing season

02:22that will rise from other countries.

02:24According to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources,

02:26they are issuing a sanitary and phytosanitary import clearance

02:30to ensure that the fish will be safe to eat

02:33by the buyers.

02:34There are requirements that we are implementing

02:36to our importers

02:38when they get their import permits.

02:40Our importers must comply

02:43to ensure that what we are importing

02:46and selling to the markets

02:48is safe for the public.

02:51For GMA Integrated News,

02:53Bernadette Reyes, Nakatuto, 24 Hours.

03:16Bernadette Reyes, Nakatuto, 24 Hours.

03:46Bernadette Reyes, Nakatuto, 24 Hours.

Presyo ng galunggong sa ilang pamilihan sa NCR, tumaas kahit hindi pa closed fishing season | 24 Oras

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