P20/kg na bigas, mabibili na sa Kadiwa Store ng NIA

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00:00 For those who are planning to buy ingredients for their lunch,

00:05 let's find out the prices of the vegetables sold in Cadiwa.

00:09 We have a reporter with us, Bernard Ferrer, live.

00:14 Audrey, the people who will buy here in Cadiwa Store are slowly arriving

00:20 in Elliptical Road, Quezon City.

00:26 They are buying early so that they can choose the fresh vegetables

00:30 that they will cook later this afternoon.

00:32 The following are available here.

00:36 The string of string beans is 20 pesos,

00:38 the whole piece is 45 pesos,

00:41 the squash is 45 pesos per kilo,

00:44 the eggplant is 70 pesos per kilo,

00:47 the cauliflower is 100 pesos per kilo,

00:50 the bitter melon is 120 pesos per kilo.

00:53 The baguio beans can be bought for 150 pesos per kilo,

00:57 the tomato is 40 pesos per kilo,

01:00 the cabbage is 60 pesos per kilo,

01:03 while the calamansi is 60 pesos per kilo.

01:07 The onion is 70 pesos per kilo,

01:11 and the carrots are 100 pesos per kilo.

01:14 The fresh and cheap vegetables are from Nueva Vizcaya and Benguet.

01:21 It's good news because the National Irrigation Administration of Nia

01:26 is selling 20 pesos per kilo of rice in Cadiwa Store.

01:30 This was possible because of the Irrigators Association

01:33 that is completely grateful for the support given by the government.

01:39 Audrey, Cadiwa is one of the programs of the administration

01:42 of President Ferdinand R. Marquez Jr.

01:44 to support the increase of food prices.

01:48 It also provides the fishermen, micro, small and medium enterprises

01:53 with rent-free places where their food can be sold at affordable prices.

01:59 Back to you, Audrey.

02:01 Thank you very much, Bernard Pereira.