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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – The Ministry of Agriculture (Kementan) stated that national food security is currently very well maintained, in contrast to the Philippines which is experiencing a food emergency. Citing data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), rice production in early 2025 is estimated to increase significantly. BPS noted that Indonesia's potential rice production in the January-March 2025 period reached 8.67 million tons, experiencing a sharp increase of 52.32 percent compared to the same period in 2024 which was only recorded at 5.69 million tons. The potential increase in rice production is in line with the expansion of the potential area of rice harvest which is estimated to reach 2.83 million hectares. This figure shows an increase of around 970.33 thousand hectares or 52.08 percent compared to the harvest area in January-March 2024 which was only 1.86 million hectares. "With this increase in production, domestic supply is more than sufficient to meet the ...

The Philippines’ rice stockpile increased by 6.4 per cent as of Jan. 1 from the past year due to the more aggressive buying policy of the government, while corn inventory declined by 45 per cent as farmers shifted to tobacco planting. According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the country’s overall rice inventory totaled 2.16

The Philippines has fallen into a state of national emergency due to skyrocketing rice prices. The Philippines, which was a rice exporter in the 1990s, has become the world's largest rice importer as a result of neglecting food production. Some point out that this has many implications for Korea as well. According to Reuters and the Manila Times, the Philippine government declared a "food security emergency" on the 3rd (local time) to prevent the rise in rice prices. The Philippine Department of Agriculture has decided to release half of the 300,000 tons of rice reserves stored by the National Food Administration over the next six months. The Philippines has suffered from extreme rice price increases since 2023. The retail price of rice per 20 kg rose 34.2% from 760 pesos (19,003 won) in early 2022 to 1,020 pesos (25,474 won) in September last year. As of March last year, the annual increase rate of rice prices reached 24.4%, the highest in 15 years. In order to stabilize ...