Ube's Global Rise: Filipino Purple Yam Faces Production Challenges

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The popular Filipino purple yam, ube, is experiencing a global surge in demand, leading to increased exports.
However, domestic production is declining due to a shortage of planting materials and labor-intensive farming, posing challenges for growers.

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The popular Filipino purple yam, ube, is experiencing a global surge in demand, leading to increased exports. However, domestic production is declining due to a shortage of planting materials and labor-intensive farming, posing challenges for growers.

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