STATE-RUN National Food Authority (NFA) on Wednesday said it is going back to the negotiating table next year as it continues to institutionalize reforms that would let the national government absorb its P155-billion debt.

NFA Administrator Renan Dalisay said they are currently implementing an internal restructuring as part of the requirements by the Governance Commission for Government-owned and Controlled Corporations for the Department of Finance to reconsider its debt.

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