Meat supply to remain sufficient for holidays despite El Niño

Inquirer.net - Oct 16, 2026

LEGAZPI CITY, Philippines – The National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS) in Bicol assured the public on Thursday that the meat supply will be sufficient for the upcoming holiday season, despite concerns that the very strong El Niño is affecting livestock production. During a media forum marking the 33rd Meat Safety Consciousness Week and the 54th

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