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

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 Gov Shares DA’s Latest Price Report for NCR Wet Market Goods

The Quezon City Government has shared the Department of Agriculture’s ‘Bantay Presyo’ report detailing the prevailing retail prices of selected agricultural and fishery commodities in National Capital Region (NCR) wet markets as of June 23, 2026. This official price list is a vital resource for Quezon City residents for household budgeting, helping them compare current market prices and make informed purchasing decisions to manage their daily expenses. The report provides the daily price index in pesos per unit (P/unit) for specific commodities, as compiled from selected wet markets in the NCR for the date of June 23, 2026.

QC Gov shares NCR wet market food prices for June 22, 2026

The Quezon City Government has shared an advisory from the Department of Agriculture, detailing the prevailing retail prices for selected agricultural and fishery commodities in NCR wet markets as of June 22, 2026. This price list provides QC residents with a timely reference for their daily food budgeting and shopping, helping them make informed purchasing decisions amidst potential price fluctuations. The advisory covers retail prices for various agricultural and fishery products and is part of the Department of Agriculture’s Bantay Presyo (Price Watch) program for the National Capital Region.

QC Shares DA Retail Price Guide for NCR Wet Market Commodities

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.

QC Shares NCR Cigarette Retail Price Advisory for June 2026

The Quezon City Government has shared an advisory from the Department of Agriculture’s Bantay Presyo program detailing the prevailing retail prices of cigarettes in selected outlets across the National Capital Region as of June 20, 2026. This price update helps Quezon City residents stay informed about the current market rates for cigarettes, allowing them to make informed purchasing decisions and report any overpricing to protect consumer rights. The advisory provides specific price-per-pack data for cigarettes sold in the NCR. Residents are encouraged to report any irregular prices through the DA Bantay Presyo channels using hashtags like #BantayPresyoWatch.

QC Shares NCR Wet Market Agricultural Prices for June 18

The Quezon City Government has shared the Department of Agriculture’s daily price index for selected agricultural and fishery commodities from wet markets in the National Capital Region (NCR) dated June 18, 2026. This information helps residents track market prices for essential food items, allowing them to make informed purchasing decisions and manage their household budget effectively. The price list covers various agricultural and fishery products and is published by the Department of Agriculture’s Bantay Presyo program; residents can view the full data by visiting the Quezon City Government’s official Facebook page.