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Manila Bulletin·3 min read·medium

No more wasted crops: DA sets plan to stop food spoilage after storms

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Dexter Barro II
No more wasted crops: DA sets plan to stop food spoilage after storms
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The Philippine Department of Agriculture is developing an early-warning monitoring system to reduce crop spoilage caused by storms and logistics disruptions. The initiative aims to better coordinate supply chains and connect farmers with institutional buyers to prevent food waste.

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Improving agricultural supply chain resilience is essential for food security and protecting farmers' livelihoods against climate-related market volatility.

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