Marcos wants two-month sugar buffer stock to dodge shortage

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday said the government would maintain a 2-month buffer stock of sugar prevent another shortage of the commodity. Marcos, who also heads the agriculture departm…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday said the government would maintain a 2-month buffer stock of sugar prevent another shortage of the commodity.

“We will maintain from now on, in sugar, a 2-month buffer stock para hindi magkaroon ng masyadong speculation ng sugar, so that we will know, hindi tayo magkaka-shortage, dahil lagi na tayong may 2 months na buffer stock which I will maintain,” he said.

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