4-day ART Tabo sa Bohol starts tom’row

Starting tomorrow the Agri-fishery Retail Terminal (ART) Tabosa Bohol to be held at the CPG Park,
Cogon, Tagbilaran City fronting Bohol Wisdom School every Monday and Thursday will be conducted
on four days a week.
Rosanna G. Lamdagan, Chief-Agribusiness Division, OPA said that the additional two days have
scheduled on every Tuesday and Friday.
Lamdagan, said that the four-day ART Tabosa Bohol aims to decongest the buyers who have been
trooped at the Tabo to buy the farm gate prices of agri-fishery commodities coming from our Boholano
farmers.
Gov. Art. C. Yap upon knowing the successful operation of the ART Tabosa Bohol which was started
last May 18, 2020 wherein the total gross sales from among the farmers/ traders would reach to P20M, he
directed Dr. Larry M. Pamugas, officer-in-charge, OPA to study that the program would be conducted
daily.
Lamdagan said that ensure that the minimum health protocols such as; social distancing and wearing
of facemasks and face shields be strictly implemented at the Tabo, the PGBH has assigned some members
of the Provincial Security Force (PSF) in the area.
At start, the ART Tabosa Bohol was conducted only on Monday but due to the adamant request from
the buying public to include the senior citizens, the PGBh has granted the request to hold twice a week
every Monday and Thursday.
At the ART Tabosa Bohol, the buyers to include some senior citizens accompanied by relatives
trooped at the Tabo to buy agri-fishery commodities such as: rice, fish, vegetables, spices, fruits, dressed
chicken, eggs, favourite Boholano delicacies, dried fish and other agricultural products at cheaper prices
than those at the public markets and malls.
Gov. Yap has reiterated that the program also encouraged the Boholano farmers to expand their farms
because there is a sure market for their products. (Atoy Cosap)
ART TABO SA BOHOL. The ART Tabosa Bohol at the CPG Park, Cogon, Tagbilaran City, fronting Bohol
Wisdom School starting tomorrow will be conducted four-day a week to wit; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Friday.Foto by Alfredo Amora, Jr. (OPA-Staff)