Why is it called “suggested retail price” when a violation spells a stiff fine of up to P2 million and/or a prison term of 12 years? MBOpinions READ:
Why is it called “suggested retail price” when a violation spells a stiff fine of up to P2 million and/or a prison term of 12 years?
I’m not suggesting a boycott, oh no, only a closer look, because some manufacturers have not only increased the price of toilet paper, they are also selling us thinner and thinner sheets and charging us more for the luxury of supporting their business. Senators Win Gatchalian and Imee Marcos asked resource persons from DSWD why they were making it difficult for centenarians to collect their P100,000 reward. Citing stories told by his “Marites” sources, Win suggested it was ridiculous to ask claimants to produce their school records to prove their longevity. As if you needed to be educated to deserve a long life.
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