THE P5-billion fund designed to plug gaps in the food supply could be inadequate for addressing shortages of key commodities and may be left begging for money with rice cornering the funding, analysts said. Fermin D. Adriano, a former Agriculture undersecretary, said in a Viber message that the Dep...
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