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Onion News Today Philippines. T he philippines is temporarily halting its onion imports until may—and possibly even up until july—in a bid to control prices from getting too cheap. It's a problem because onions are a. Red and white onions were selling for as much as 600 philippine pesos ($11) per kilogram (2.2 lbs) on monday, compared to 220. Manila, philippines — the retail price of onions further increased to p240 per kilo after cost reached as high as p220 a few days ago, even as farmers’ group samahang. A pound of red onions now costs more than a pound of beef in the philippines. Manila, philippines — the retail prices of onions have increased again by at least p20 per kilo as the highest selling price. S oaring prices of onions in the philippines led agriculture authorities to announce this weekend that the country would have to.

A pound of red onions now costs more than a pound of beef in the philippines. S oaring prices of onions in the philippines led agriculture authorities to announce this weekend that the country would have to. Manila, philippines — the retail price of onions further increased to p240 per kilo after cost reached as high as p220 a few days ago, even as farmers’ group samahang. Red and white onions were selling for as much as 600 philippine pesos ($11) per kilogram (2.2 lbs) on monday, compared to 220. Manila, philippines — the retail prices of onions have increased again by at least p20 per kilo as the highest selling price. It's a problem because onions are a. T he philippines is temporarily halting its onion imports until may—and possibly even up until july—in a bid to control prices from getting too cheap.

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Onion News Today Philippines A pound of red onions now costs more than a pound of beef in the philippines. Red and white onions were selling for as much as 600 philippine pesos ($11) per kilogram (2.2 lbs) on monday, compared to 220. It's a problem because onions are a. T he philippines is temporarily halting its onion imports until may—and possibly even up until july—in a bid to control prices from getting too cheap. Manila, philippines — the retail price of onions further increased to p240 per kilo after cost reached as high as p220 a few days ago, even as farmers’ group samahang. A pound of red onions now costs more than a pound of beef in the philippines. Manila, philippines — the retail prices of onions have increased again by at least p20 per kilo as the highest selling price. S oaring prices of onions in the philippines led agriculture authorities to announce this weekend that the country would have to.