12 onion traders, importers face charges

By Kristina Maralit

Aug 26, 2024 12:02 am

THE Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) will file cases against onion importers and traders for anti-competitive practices, Malacañang said over the weekend.

The Presidential Communications Office reported that the PCC wrote a letter dated August 13 to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to inform him it is in the process of filing complaints against 12 companies and individuals engaged in onion importation and trading for violating the Philippine Competition Act (PCA).

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