HUNDREDS of containers bearing rice remain unclaimed in port, with the port regulator saying that importers may be awaiting better market prices or trying to save on warehousing costs.
Rice buildup in port could mean holdout for better prices — PPA
Read Also
- 'A Real Growing Up Moment For Me': OpenAI's 39-Year-Old CEO Says He Learned a Lot from Being Fired
- 'A Real Growing Up Moment For Me': OpenAI's 39-Year-Old CEO Says He Learned a Lot from Being Fired
- India examining likely impact of Brazil’s proposed hike in import duties on chemicals
- CCI nod For TVS Holdings’ majority stake buy in Home Credit India
- 4 Top Stocks to Buy for Value Investing After Fed Rate Cut
- 4 Top Stocks to Buy for Value Investing After Fed Rate Cut
- Gold Breaks Records On China's Policy Stimulus: Mining, Metal Stocks Exhibit Strongest 1-Day Rally In 2024
- Pinterest Has Room To Monetize, Says Bullish Analyst
- Gold Breaks Records On China's Policy Stimulus: Mining, Metal Stocks Exhibit Strongest 1-Day Rally In 2024
- Pinterest Has Room To Monetize, Says Bullish Analyst
Latest BusinessWorld Online
- PHL hoping S.Korea FTA can take effect this year
- Board of Investments calls for passage of law making ‘green lane’ scheme more permanent
- Food import monitoring tie-up eyed by DA, PPA, Customs
- US biotech firm expands footprint in Philippines
- PCC turns to AI to detect uncompetitive behavior
- ADB to invest in reducing Asia-Pacific lead exposure
- UNDP, IBM tap AI tools to model equitable access to energy
- ASEAN ‘best economic opportunity’ over medium term, European businesses say
- Rice buildup in port could mean holdout for better prices — PPA
- House to adopt Senate version of VAT refunds for tourists measure