EDITION OF FRI 23 OCT 2026
41 · U.S.

52.6 million Filipinos could not afford a healthy diet in 2025

publishers 66articles 87first reported 6 Oct, 18:16 UTCdeveloping since 7 Oct · 24 editions

An estimated 52.6 million Filipinos could not afford a healthy diet in 2025, according to data from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. The figure represents nearly half of the Philippine population.

The estimate covers people who lacked enough money for sufficient nutritious food after paying other essential household expenses.

HOW THIS STORY WAS MADE

Written from 8 articles, 7 with the publisher's own text; 8 independent newsrooms once syndicated copies count as one; this version written 386 h after the record first saw the story; the editor kept it as written.

Publishers
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Source articles
87
Given to the writer
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Independent newsrooms
8
This version written
386 h after the record first saw the story
Second model (editor)
kept as written
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passed
Human review
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WHAT HELD, WHAT CAME LATER

From the first reports to the latest

  • $40,000 first time · 3 outlets
  • $100,000 year · 2 outlets

Entered the story later

  • Donald Trump · from 15 Oct 18:16, 5 outlets
  • $2 trillion · from 14 Oct 22:06, 3 outlets
  • Los Angeles · from 20 Oct 07:07, 3 outlets
  • $1 billion · from 20 Oct 21:27, 3 outlets
  • Two Interactive · from 20 Oct 21:27, 3 outlets
  • Strauss Zelnick · from 20 Oct 21:27, 3 outlets
  • $30 billion first nine · from 22 Oct 07:30, 3 outlets
  • Latin America · from 22 Oct 17:40, 3 outlets

Figures reported with different numbers

  • metric tons: 43.6 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 421.7 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 21.0 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 20.2 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 14.2 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 1.7 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 342.0 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 41.7 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 36.2 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 19.6 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 2.6 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 8.9 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13) → 112.5 million (1 from 25 Oct 18:13)
  • cubic metres: 5 billion (1 from 19 Oct 17:01) → 1.07 billion (1 from 19 Oct 17:01) → 2 billion (1 from 19 Oct 17:01) → 11.2 billion (1 from 19 Oct 17:01) → 5.4 billion (1 from 19 Oct 17:01) → 1.9 billion (1 from 19 Oct 17:01)
  • will go: £130 million (1 from 23 Oct 23:03) → £60 million (1 from 23 Oct 23:03) → £23 million (1 from 23 Oct 23:03) → £18 million (1 from 23 Oct 23:03) → £30 million (1 from 23 Oct 23:03)
  • thousand barrels: 532.0 (1 from 30 Oct 08:25) → 224.1 (1 from 30 Oct 08:25) → 261.4 (1 from 30 Oct 08:25) → 215 (1 from 30 Oct 08:25) → 180 (1 from 30 Oct 08:25)
  • first time: $40,000 (3 from 13 Oct 14:33) → $300,000 (1 from 24 Oct 10:45)
  • next year: $50,000 (1 from 13 Oct 14:33) → $49,276 (1 from 13 Oct 14:33) → $47,414 (1 from 13 Oct 14:33) → $49,277 (1 from 14 Oct 06:13)

Matched by pattern, not read: a different number can be a correction, a rising count, or two different counts.

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