Presyo Merkado: Current prices of food in Metro Cebu markets
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(UPDATED) CEBU CITY, Philippines —It is a relief that despite the rising prices of fuel and ready-to-eat food, prices of main ingredients for our daily needs for nutrition at the Ramos Public Market here remain unchanged since last week.
These are the prices of some basic goods found at the market on Wednesday, September 27, 2023.
For spices, the price of red onion is priced at P180 per kilo, white onion P200 per kilo, and garlic at P150 per kilo.

These are some of the spices sold at the Ramos Public Market on Wednesday, September 27, 2023. CDN Digital photo | Nina Mae Oliverio
Price of Tamarong, Bangus, and Bodboron are still sold at P220-P250 per kilo while shrimps are sold at P320-P380 per kilo.
For rice, Sinandomeng at P53 per kilo, Ganador is at P58 per kilo, and Lion Ivory at P56 per kilo.
Meanwhile, for meat, lean and adobo cuts for pork remain the same, which is at P380 per kilo. Whole chicken costs P250 per kilo.
Check out the complete list of the Ramos Public Market here.
Ramos Public Market
Mandaue City Public Market
At the Mandaue City Public Market, vendors say prices of products remain the same as they were on Tuesday.
For rice, a kilo of Ganador is P56 while Sinandomeng costs P55 per kilo.
Both pork lean meat and ginaling costs P300 per kilo.
Meanwhile, milkfish is P180 per kilo while a kilo of local round scad is P200.
Check out the complete list here.
/bmjo
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