El Niño set to drive up Philippine poultry costs

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Veterinarian and epidemiologist Dr DJ Darwin R. Bandoy is warning Filipino poultry producers to brace for a punishing stretch ahead. Citing updated meteorological forecasts, he noted that El Niño has climbed sharply, with meteorologists now far more certain it will persist into 2027, bring...

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