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  1. Presidential instructions have led to the implementation of projects across Luzon, focusing on strengthening agriculture.

President Marcos Visits Pangasinan to Promote Science-Driven Food Security

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. visited Nutridense Food Manufacturing Corporation in Pangasinan to reinforce national commitments to food security and nutrition. During the visit, officials from the Department of Science and Technology showcased how the corporation uses science and technology to create healthy, high-impact food products. The President stated that solving national hunger requires addressing food quality in addition to food volume.

From journal.com.ph

Why it matters

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The visit reinforces the government's strategic vision of using science and technology to strengthen the national food supply. It highlights a successful model where science-based research is applied to improve the nutritional value of food products.

Presidential instructions have led to the implementation of projects across Luzon, focusing on strengthening agriculture.

From journal.com.ph

Who's involved

  • MarcosPresident who visited the facility to reinforce food security goals
  • Department of Science and TechnologyGovernment agency that supported the adoption of science and technology in food production
  • PangasinanProvince that hosted the facility where science-based food production was showcased

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  • PangasinanSpeculative

    Pangasinan might see increased investment or contracts in the agri-industry due to the successful science-backed model.

  • The Department of Science and Technology could see increased public-private collaboration and funding for science-based agricultural projects.

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