Price Guide for 2024 Noche Buena Items Released by DTI

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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has released the 2024 Noche Buena price guide to assist consumers in monitoring holiday item costs nationwide.

DTI emphasized that it will strictly monitor Noche Buena products across the country.

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If overpricing occurs, consumers can report directly to DTI via the 1-DTI hotline (1-384) or email at consumercare@dti.gov.ph.

The agency also advised the public to double-check expiration dates to ensure product quality.

DTI encouraged consumers to consider bulk purchases for potential cost savings per unit.

The price guide covers 236 shelf-keeping units of Noche Buena items, including ham, queso de bola, fruit cocktail, cheese, sandwich spread, all-purpose cream, mayonnaise, pasta, elbow and salad macaroni, and various sauces.

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Price increases have been noted across several brands in all categories. Ham now ranges from P170 to P928.50, depending on size, while queso de bola is priced between P210 and P445.

According to DTI, 121 items remain unchanged in price, while 12 have seen reductions.

Here are some of the key price ranges based on the guide:

  • Ham: P170 to P928.50
  • Queso de bola: P210 to P445
  • Fruit cocktail: P61.76 to P302.50
  • Cheese: P56.50 to P310
  • Mayonnaise: P20.40 to P245.85
  • All-purpose cream: P36.50 to P72
  • Sandwich spread: P27 to P263.60
  • Pasta/spaghetti: P32 to P114
  • Elbow macaroni: P30.50 to P126.25
  • Tomato sauce: P16.50 to P92.85
  • Salad macaroni: P36.50 to P126.25
  • Spaghetti sauce: P28.50 to P103

DTI stated these prices will be effective until December 31, 2024.

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The price guide is expected to help Filipinos compare prices and choose products that fit their budgets and preferences for the holiday season.

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