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[Title] => British Chamber urges clarity on pork tariffs
[Summary] => Following the Department of Agriculture’s reported proposal to increase the tariffs on imported pork and frozen pork jowl, the British Chamber of Commerce Philippines echoed the statements of industry associations and urged more clarity on tariff rules to avoid inflationary pressures and shortage in supply, considering that local production remains under recovery due to the presence of the African Swine Fever.
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[Title] => DA seeks higher tariffs on pork
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) is proposing to implement higher tariffs on imported pork, as farmgate prices for live hogs drop to a range of P120 to P160 per kilo.
[DatePublished] => 2026-09-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => DA lifts ban on imported canned pork
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) has lifted the temporary ban on imported canned pork products, a mandate the Philippines has imposed since 2019.
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[Title] => Negros Occidental eyes pork floor price
[Summary] => In a bid to help local backyard raisers struggling against low farmgate prices and the lingering impact of African swine fever or ASF, the Negros Occidental government is considering the establishment of a minimum buying price for hogs and retail prices for pork.
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[Title] => Entry of hogs banned
[Summary] => Cebu City has imposed a ban on the movement of live hogs, pork and pork products in and out of the city as a precaution against the spread of African Swine Fever (ASF) following outbreaks in Negros Island.
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[Title] => Visayas LGUs ban hogs, pork from ASF-hit areas
[Summary] => Several local government units in the Visayas have banned the entry of live pigs, pork and pork products coming from areas affected by African swine fever (ASF).
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[Title] => No pork imports!
[Summary] => Yes, Jeju Island of South Korea has successfully kept its borders closed to pork from without, all these years, to be able to preserve the purity of its prized BLACK pork breed.
[DatePublished] => 2026-06-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => British Chamber welcomes drafting of IRR for expanded pork import quota
[Summary] => Under the executive order, it outlines the allocation of 30,000 MT for processors and 120,000 MT for the Food Terminal Inc. or the Kadiwa ng Pangulo Program.
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[Title] => Hog industry pushes back on Marcos’ pork import hike
[Summary] => The Philippine hog industry pushed back against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s decision to sharply increase pork import allocations, arguing the move threatens to undermine the local sector’s gradual recovery from African Swine Fever (ASF) despite improving production and adequate supply.
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[Title] => British Chamber welcomes minimum access volume for pork, pushes talks on allocation
[Summary] => On May 19, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. issued Executive Order 116, mandating the increase of the minimum access volume for pork under Republic Act No. 8178 or the Agricultural Tariffication Act.
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[Title] => British Chamber urges clarity on pork tariffs
[Summary] => Following the Department of Agriculture’s reported proposal to increase the tariffs on imported pork and frozen pork jowl, the British Chamber of Commerce Philippines echoed the statements of industry associations and urged more clarity on tariff rules to avoid inflationary pressures and shortage in supply, considering that local production remains under recovery due to the presence of the African Swine Fever.
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[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) is proposing to implement higher tariffs on imported pork, as farmgate prices for live hogs drop to a range of P120 to P160 per kilo.
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[Title] => Negros Occidental eyes pork floor price
[Summary] => In a bid to help local backyard raisers struggling against low farmgate prices and the lingering impact of African swine fever or ASF, the Negros Occidental government is considering the establishment of a minimum buying price for hogs and retail prices for pork.
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[Title] => Visayas LGUs ban hogs, pork from ASF-hit areas
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[Title] => No pork imports!
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[Title] => Hog industry pushes back on Marcos’ pork import hike
[Summary] => The Philippine hog industry pushed back against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s decision to sharply increase pork import allocations, arguing the move threatens to undermine the local sector’s gradual recovery from African Swine Fever (ASF) despite improving production and adequate supply.
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