The Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (PFDA) sets up IOTG retail markets to sell affordable fish products

Published 2021년 10월 5일

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The Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (PFDA) has launched iDA ON THE GO (iOTG) retail markets in several areas within the National Capital Region (NCR) to sell affordable fish products. The iOTG team sold around 500 kilograms of fish and fishery products in seven locations in Metro Manila, as part of the expansion of the agency’s iOTG Flagship Project. This program provides a direct link between farmers and fisherfolk to the identified communities, as part of the 'Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita' marketing initiative of the Department of Agriculture.
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The Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (PFDA) has set up isDA ON THE GO (IOTG) retail markets in several areas within the National Capital Region (NCR) to sell affordable fish products. In a statement, PFDA said the iOTG team went to seven locations within Metro Manila to sell around 500 kilograms of affordable fish and fishery products (i.e., bangus, tilapia, galunggong, pampano, lapu-lapu, maya-maya, salay ginto, tanigue, tuna, shrimp, and squid). This, according to PFDA, is part of the expansion of the agency’s iOTG Flagship Project. Launched in 2019, iOTG is a program of PFDA that is part of the “Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita” marketing initiative of the Department of Agriculture (DA). To recall, “Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita” targets to lower the price of basic agricultural products, such as marine products, by providing a direct link between farmers and fisherfolk to the identified communities. Locations where iOTG were recently set up are Angela Village Basketball Court, Brgy. ...
Source: Mb

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