All 104 Food & Beverage reports from the Media Meter Report Library, newest first.
Government acknowledges food prices remain high for many Filipinos even as inflation falls, while consecutive oil price hikes deepen household pain. The conversation spans official pledges of aid, transport group protests, and consumer frustration, with implications for food and beverage brands navigating price sensitivity.
The Department of Trade and Industry endorses lifting the moratorium on new economic zones in Metro Manila, Jollibee sees room for expansion in underserved provinces, and the sugar industry welcomes a molasses import ban while battling a pest infestation.
African Swine Fever outbreaks in Negros Occidental prompt neighboring provinces to ban pork products and tighten border controls, while other stories cover seized uncertified e-bike batteries, DTI's push for MSME exports, and the profitability challenges of online selling.
African Swine Fever outbreaks in Negros Occidental prompt Negros Oriental, Aklan, Guimaras, and Bacolod City to impose pork bans and tighten border controls, while the agriculture sector also grapples with rising rice imports, calls for clustering, and a cement quality scandal.
A day of converging pressures: African swine fever spreads in Negros, a sugarcane pest threatens sugar supply, and an oil price rollback offers modest relief. Meanwhile, government initiatives promote local food brands abroad and consumer research signals a shift toward 'full-feeling' meals.
A daily snapshot of the Philippine food and beverage sector on June 24, 2026, covering Shakey's store closures and price hikes, the spread of African Swine Fever to Capiz, Jollibee's brand value milestone, and government rice subsidies.
African Swine Fever resurges in Negros Occidental, killing over 500 pigs and prompting border controls, with implications for pork supply, prices, and food industry stakeholders.
A resurgence of African Swine Fever in Capiz triggers border closures and public anxiety over pork supply and prices, while fuel rollbacks and QSR value meals offer counter-narratives of relief and consumer resilience.
Megaworld trims capex and residential launches due to high interest rates and inflation, while the Department of Agriculture orders destruction of P86.7 million in decayed Chinese onions. Other stories include Globe's new digital hub, HIV case rise, and ASF detection in Capiz.
A roundup of key developments on June 20, 2026: food poisoning hits ROTC cadets, illegal cooking oil seized, fuel prices set to drop, beauty industry sees growth, and Guimaras mangoes reach Europe for the first time.
On June 19, 2026, Filipino consumers faced rising vegetable prices due to rain-induced supply disruptions, while anticipating a major oil price rollback linked to a US-Iran peace deal. The snapshot covers these twin narratives and their implications for household budgets, government programs, and the food and beverage industry.
A snapshot of the June 17-19 conversation covering Barangay Ginebra's championship win, a food poisoning incident affecting 90 ROTC cadets, rising food prices, and the BSP rate hike, with implications for FMCG and QSR brands.
