Dept. of Agriculture – Nasa 25% pa lang ng mga nagtitinda ng karneng baboy ang nakasusunod sa MSRP

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00:00Even though the Department of Agriculture has set a maximum suggested retail price for pork,

00:05most of the sellers are still not able to keep up with it.

00:09Some retailers say that the price they get from the suppliers is too high.

00:13First news is from Bernadette Reyes.

00:19The maximum suggested retail price for pork has been implemented for more than a week.

00:24But the Agri-Department, which is being sold in Metro Manila, still overestimated it.

00:29The kilo of pork still reaches Php 420 while the kilo of pork belly is Php 470.

00:37Mayra is trying to find a place in San Juan City to buy pork so that she can find a place in the SRP.

00:49Here in the Agora Market in San Juan, depending on the retailer,

00:52there are those who can keep up with the maximum SRP of Php 350 for each kilo of pork.

00:58Php 380 for pork.

01:00But there are other retailers who can't sell at this price.

01:04According to the Department of Agriculture,

01:06even though the compliance is not 100%,

01:09the number of those who can keep up with the SRP is increasing.

01:12According to the Department of Agriculture,

01:14only 25% or more than 2 out of every 10 retailers are able to sell at the maximum SRP.

01:22They give a high price.

01:24If the price drops to Php 50, we will lose because we have to pay for the place.

01:28There are still people who can't afford it.

01:29They give us a low price.

01:31So if we can sell it at a low price, we sell it instead of keeping it.

01:36In Marikina Public Market, Php 380 is the maximum price.

01:40While the pork belly is Php 420, it still exceeds the maximum SRP.

01:44They give us a low price of Php 10.

01:47That's why we can't keep up with the SRP.

01:51That's why we still give them Php 420.

01:53Depending on the dealer, if we can get it at a lower price, we won't lower the price.

01:59No, no.

02:00Because that's what they're demanding.

02:03Maybe that's what they're asking for.

02:06If it's expensive, they will increase it.

02:08Of course, they have people.

02:10According to the Department of Agriculture,

02:12the number of those who can keep up with the SRP is increasing.

02:15If you look at it, from 6 to 25 in how many days?

02:191, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

02:21Less than a week.

02:23That's already quite a lot.

02:25They are now talking about where the pork belly will be imported.

02:30They really have their plans.

02:32It should also be recorded because everything is recorded.

02:37It should also be known where the specific place,

02:42specific section or value chain is.

02:45There are problems.

02:47This is the first news.

02:49Bernadette Reyes for GMA Integrated News.

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