Based on Department of Agriculture price monitoring

Retail rice prices,
updated daily

Check today's price for all eight DA rice classifications, see where prices are expected to go over the next three days, and compare the brands sold in local markets — before you buy.

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See the latest price per kilogram for all 8 rice varieties. Local and imported, side by side. Compare with yesterday's rates at a glance.

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3-Day Forecast

Expected prices for each of the next three days, from a forecast that blends an LSTM-based model with two statistical models and leans on whichever has been most accurate lately. Great for retailers setting selling prices, or families planning their grocery budget.

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Price History

Explore years of daily records going back to 2015. See how prices moved through typhoon seasons, global supply changes, and fuel price spikes.

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Charts & Statistics

Interactive graphs, weekly averages, highs and lows. Separate views tailored for rice sellers and household buyers — each showing what matters most to them.

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Know Your Grain

The Anatomy of Rice
Classifications

Tap a layer of the grain, then slide the miller through the four degrees of milling in the Philippine National Standard. Below: the PNS grades, which are about broken grains, not milling.

Interactive · click the grain · slide to mill · based on PNS/BAFS 290:2025

UndermilledRegularWell-milledOvermilled
Uncooked white rice grains
Endosperm

The starchy heart

This is the white rice you eat. Click a layer on the grain, or use the miller to watch bran get polished away as you move from Regular to Premium.

PNS grades of milled rice

Grade is about broken grains

Read PNS/BAFS 290:2025
PNS gradeBroken grains, at mostShare of broken grains
Premium5%
Grade 110%
Grade 215%
Grade 325%
Grade 435%
Grade 545%

Each grade also has limits on chalky, damaged and discoloured kernels, foreign matter and moisture. The full table is in the standard.

Photo credits: Pexels (grain close-ups, rice panicle, seedlings, plated rice) · Unsplash (uncooked rice grains) — free stock photography.

The Name Game

Commercial Brands
vs. Seed Varieties

Tap a card to flip it. Names like “Sinandomeng” are often shelf labels — not the plant a farmer actually sowed.

Real seed lines carry NSIC codes such as Rc222 or Rc160. Packers rename them so they sound familiar at the stall.

Wide green rice paddy fields Free photo · Pexels

Photo credits: Unsplash & Pexels — free stock photography, various contributors.

Fascinating Facts

Philippine Rice Trivia

Hover or tap a photo card to read more.

Photo credits: Pexels — free stock photography (rice paddy · Vietnam rice-harvest loading · Banaue Rice Terraces).

Prices

All 8 rice types,
right now

Today’s Department of Agriculture price for every grade, tomorrow’s expected range, and the brands you’ll find on the shelf.

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By the numbers

The scope of our data

8
Rice varieties
tracked daily
3
Days ahead
forecast window
10+
Years of price
history from 2015
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Help

Questions, answers,
and how to reach us

A short FAQ for vendors and households, plus a direct line if something still isn’t clear.

Is AgriPricePH free to use?

Yes. Today’s prices and the short forecast are open with no login. A free account unlocks price history and charts.

Where do the prices come from?

Category prices follow Department of Agriculture monitoring. We also use fuel and USD/PHP signals. We do not invent stall prices.

Why do some grades show brands and others don’t?

DA prices rice by milling grade, not by sack name. Verified NCR listings appear when we have a cited source; other chips are typical stall names.

Is Sinandomeng a seed variety?

Usually not. It is often a market name. Farmers plant registered lines such as NSIC Rc222 or Rc160.

How far ahead is the forecast?

Three days: the day after the latest DA price bulletin and the two days after that. The forecast blends an LSTM-based model with two statistical models (ARIMA and a Kalman filter), giving more weight to whichever has been most accurate over the past month. Treat it as a planning aid, not a guarantee.

Who should I contact about official rice policy?

AgriPricePH is not a DA office. Use the Department of Agriculture Contact Us link in the card beside this list.

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