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Manila,
Luzon
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Local
markets
On the
vegetables and fruit markets (2)
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In a market stall or just
on the ground
Many
times a market stall has only one, two or three different kinds of fruit for sale.
The fruit and vegetables are exposed for sale in small baskets, on some board and trestles
or just on the ground.
Prices of products: 
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Atis, 3 pieces: 6 pesos |
 | Bananas: 2 pesos /
piece |
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Atis |

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Selecting
the best
On the
market the costumer will select the pieces which, she thinks, are the
best. This is to be seen on the fruit- and vegetables market as
well as on the fish market.
Price
of santol?
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About 10 pesos per 10 pieces. |
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Santol |

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Unripe
fruit
Unripe mango's
spread out on the flour or in a fruit stall. Mangos
are eaten ripe as well as unripe. Unripe mango's, shown on the picture,
are popular to eat with a bit of
salt.
Price of the products:
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labana: 10 pesos /
piece |
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Mango: 3
small pieces: 10 pesos |
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Labana |

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Different
prices per region The
prices of fruit and vegetables can differ per period of the year.
Most of the time the prices are cheaper in the rural areas. On the markets in the big cities the prices are
higher.
The prices of the mangga are per half a
kilo (medya)
or kilo.
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ripe
mango
30 - 50
peso /kilo |
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Mangga |

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Apples
are expensive Apples
are not sold that much on the local markets in the Philippines. The
apple fruit trees are rare to
discover throughout the country. Apples are often imported from other
countries. That's why the prices are rather high.
Prices of the products:
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apples: 12-18 pesos
each |
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guava (big): 10 pesos each |
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Fuji |

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Pictures:
Website Nisikori, © Hiroyuki
& Kunchan
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