`food prices`

QC Government Shares Latest NCR Wet Market Price Data

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The Quezon City Government has shared the Department of Agriculture’s official price monitoring report, detailing prevailing retail prices for selected agricultural and fishery products in NCR wet markets as of July 10, 2026. This information is crucial for QC residents as it provides transparent, up-to-date data on the daily costs of basic food items, helping them make informed budgeting and shopping decisions at local markets. The price data is for the Daily Price Index (P/unit) and is based on monitoring conducted on July 10, 2026. This is a reference tool, not an announcement of a specific event, and can be used to check if market prices are fair.

QC Shares Daily Price Index for Agri-Fishery Goods in NCR Wet Markets

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The Quezon City Government shared the Department of Agriculture’s daily price index for agricultural and fishery commodities in National Capital Region wet markets, dated June 25, 2026. This official price index helps QC residents track the daily cost of staples like vegetables, fish, and meat, enabling smarter budgeting and shopping decisions for their households. The data is published by the Department of Agriculture’s ‘Bantay Presyo’ (Price Watch) program and covers retail prices in selected NCR wet markets, providing a unit price (P/unit) reference for the public.

QC Shares DA Retail Price Guide for NCR Wet Market Commodities

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The Quezon City Government shared the Department of Agriculture’s ‘Bantay Presyo’ advisory, which lists the prevailing retail prices for selected agricultural and fishery commodities in NCR wet markets as of June 21, 2026. This information helps Quezon City residents make informed purchasing decisions by providing a price reference for everyday food items, potentially allowing them to budget better and identify fair market prices. The advisory provides a daily price index per unit for commodities in selected wet markets across the National Capital Region, and residents can access the full list via the link provided in the official Quezon City Government Facebook post.