Authorities have seized more than $9 million worth of the vegetable. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Onions are being smuggled, hoarded and presented as wedding presents in the Philippines, as the country battles with persistently soaring food inflation, according to a report by The Guardian.
Authorities have seized more than $9 million worth of the vegetable, likened by some to gold, as Covid’s impact on small and medium businesses and a bout of natural disasters have turned staples into luxuries.
Read the full report: The Guardian
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