For the meantime, more everyday photos... Sari-sari store in the Philippines means neighborhood mini-grocery stores that sells everyday items such as food, snacks and consumer items shampoo, laundry soap, national food instant mami or canton noodles, among other things. As of this writing, 1 US dollar is already equivalent to Philippine peso 45.
A minor mans the store. Gummy candies sell in the Philippines, too.
P45 per kilo of commercial rice... In NFA (National Food Authority) outlets, ordinary rice sells for P18 per kilo. Rice is the staple food of Filipinos and a kilo usually feeds up to six members of a family in one meal.
Over-ripe or semi-damaged fruits are affordable and good enough for the majority of consumers.
Boutique, home-based, in a crowded city neighborhood. Actually, we're having an overload of cloth donations sold in second-hand stores trendies call "UK" or "ukay-ukay."
A minor mans the store. Gummy candies sell in the Philippines, too.
P45 per kilo of commercial rice... In NFA (National Food Authority) outlets, ordinary rice sells for P18 per kilo. Rice is the staple food of Filipinos and a kilo usually feeds up to six members of a family in one meal.
Over-ripe or semi-damaged fruits are affordable and good enough for the majority of consumers.
Boutique, home-based, in a crowded city neighborhood. Actually, we're having an overload of cloth donations sold in second-hand stores trendies call "UK" or "ukay-ukay."
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