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A bustling scene at Pasig City wet market showcasing local trade and vibrant community life.
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The Deal Promised Filipino Farmers New Markets. The Tariff Line Fills Their Stalls With Imports Instead.

Manila chairs ASEAN through 2026 and talks up integration, but RCEP's tariff schedule keeps rerouting cheaper regional produce onto Filipino shelves while local growers wait for the export doors they were sold.

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by Carmen Villanueva
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