MOBILE MARKET. The "Kadiwa on Wheels" was rolled out anew in various areas in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga to offer fresh vegetables, fruits and other marine products to residents at affordable prices. The Department of Agriculture, through the mobile market, aims to bring cheaper locally produced and manufactured products to the public and at the same time help the fisherfolk and farmers market their produce. (File photo courtesy of the DA-AMAD Region 3) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The Department of Agriculture (DA), through the Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD), has rolled out anew the "Kadiwa on Wheels" in this province to offer fresh vegetables, fruits and marine products to residents at affordable prices. DA Senior Agriculturist Carmencita Nogoy said on Tuesday that they have been conducting mobile market activities in various areas here since Jan. 23, where a wide array of fresh fruits and vegetables, fish and other fishery produ
MARKET MATCHING.Officials of the Department of Agriculture meet with Aeta farmers in Barangay Nabuclod, Floridablanca, Pampanga on Wednesday (Jan. 25, 2023) to discuss the agency's market matching program. Through the program, the Aeta farmers will have sure markets for their agricultural produce.(Photo courtesy of the DA Region III) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga -The Department of Agriculture (DA)-Central Luzon is helping the Aeta farmers in this province to find buyers for their products. The DA, through the Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD), has established a direct link between Aeta farmers from Floridablanca town and Dizon Farms through market matching. DA Senior Agriculturist Carmencita Nogoy said on Friday that market matching is a process where products are matched with market segments that are most likely to purchase them and aims to increase the income of farmers and lower prices for buyers. "Ang market matching ay ili-link natin sa market 'y
SunStar Jeepney driver flagged down for violating health protocols
BACK TO OPERATION. This public utility jeepney under the Angeles-San Fernando Jeepney Operators Association is set to go back to its operation after its owner installed standard plastic barriers inside the unit which was flagged down last week by the City of San Fernando Police and City Public Order and Safety Coordinating Office for violating the public utility vehicles health protocol of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board. (Contributed photo)
+ January 27, 2021 THE City Government of San Fernando, through the San Fernando Police and City Public Order and Safety Coordinating Office (CPOSCO), reiterated its call on all operators and drivers of public utility vehicles (PUVs) about Covid-19 health protocols.