Philippines plans to buy 150,000 tonnes of fertiliser from China at $470/T; big steps to boost its harvest

MANILA, Nov 7 (Reuters): The Philippines said on Monday it plans to buy 150,000 tonnes of fertiliser this year from China at US$470 per tonne through a government-to-government arrangement.

The Philippine Trade and Investment Center said in a statement it is working with the department of agriculture to draft a memorandum of agreement for the import plan.

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