Nganong mahal ang garlic ron?

[amingb]

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burikat ray barato karon .... wanay gustong mananom kay gusto mag programmer ....

[Vino Kid]

aw naa napud david tan alike ani nga mga hoarder...

[amingb]

Dili lang Garlic tanan jud gi pang Hoard ... kunsabo manas mga naas Goberno ....

NBI going after hoarders | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

Maau lang sa Press Release ning mga inatay ... loslos jud kaau .. maau kaau mo dala ug istoria ...

[jiro]

Sakto dyud ning picture

[Wynna]

10 Obvious Reasons Why Garlic Price Has Increased

1. Rain dampened old warehouses

The recent rains brought about by LPA dampened old warehouses which are used to hoard tons of garlic. This caused a lot of garlic to rot and become unfit to eat. Garlic hoarders are now actively seeking to get back lost profit.

2. Too many middlemen

A middleman is a seller who is in the middle of the producer and the retailer. The more middlemen the garlic is sold to, the higher its price gets.

Now the question is, why are middlemen targeting garlic?

It’s because…

3. Garlic is the new gold

Businessmen are prepping garlic to become the new gold since it has real value compared to gold.
Garlic can be used to enhance the flavor of food and cure some illnesses and discomfort while the only primary use of gold is to be turned into jewelry. Gold is only precious while people still see it that way.

4. Monopoly is crumbling

A certain Leah Cruz is the “Napoles of garlic and onion” and is now facing the court for scam allegations. If this is true, her syndicate is crumbling so most of her henchmen are making sure they still make a profit before their syndicate fully dissolves.

5. China is limiting its supply to the Philippines

China is one of the world’s top producers of fresh garlic and we’re at verbal war with China. Limiting the enemy’s food supply is a basic war strategy.

6. It’s back to school

Of course garlic vendors want more profit to sustain their children’s school expenses. Now that tuition fee has increased along with oil, it’s hard for these vendors to maintain a stable price.

7. Election is near

Politicians need some extra cash this coming election so cartels are trying to make extra profit to bribe their politician friends.

8. Truck ban

It’s hard to transport large volumes of garlic when trucks are banned. It’s a kind of silent protest from truck operators who don’t want to make a buzz like what those jeepney drivers did.

9. To distract us from the PDAF controversy

Senators Bong and Jinggoy’s cable TV is certainly coming and they don’t want their news riddled with their faces. Paying the garlic vendors to increase their product’s price is as easy as changing the TV channel.

10. To ward off vampires in the Senate


This is the most obvious reason. Panic buying in the market is due to the vampires in the Senate. The more demand for garlic, the higher its price can go.

Nahimo nasad og diversionary tactics ang price hike sa ahos

10 Obvious Reasons Why Garlic Price Has Increased | tenminutes.ph

[jiro]

i dont believe 1 to 9.

only #10 makes sense. ^_^

[<SMILE>]

Tungod ni sa supply and demand,
tambal man kuno ni sa high blood pressure,
maorag daghan na na-highblood sa pang-gobiyerno karon.

[krokignol]

klaro ana nga manipulated, aron ingnon nga mahal ang ahos, ila nang tagu-an. nya dunay nigawas ahos nga iya ka dept. of agriculture nga pareha rag price sa imported. ila man daan gi position. price conditioning and hoarding. perfect mate!

[dodong69]

daghan na kono ongo mao mahal na. lol

[Zebastian rella]

murag naay sindikato nagmaniubra ani .