Pork belly retail price hits P420/kilo
MANILA, Philippines — The retail price of pork belly or liempo has reached as high as P420 per kilo amid the upward trend in its cost, according to data from the Department of Agriculture (DA).
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MANILA, Philippines — The retail price of pork belly or liempo has reached as high as P420 per kilo amid the upward trend in its cost, according to data from the Department of Agriculture (DA).
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