EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 411

: The authority was vested by section 3 of Republic Act No. 509, which declares the national policy and authorizes the President to fix ceiling prices of commodities for a limited period.
: The main subject matter is the amendment of certain previous executive orders to increase and set new ceiling prices for powdered milk imported commodities including Klim, Darigold, and Golden State.
: Klim, Darigold, and Golden State powdered milk brands had their ceiling prices increased and set by the order.
: For Klim powdered milk, the retail ceiling price is P2.10 per tin. For Darigold powdered milk, the retail ceiling price is P1.75 per tin.
: Yes, Section 3 states that any commodity not previously covered but having the same size and specification as those mentioned shall have the same ceiling price.
: Yes, the ceiling prices fixed in this order include the 7 percent sales tax and 1 percent municipal tax.
: It took effect five days from February 10, 1951, the date it was signed.
: Executive Order No. 411 amends sections of these earlier orders to update the ceiling prices for powdered milk, indicating their continuing regulatory framework under Republic Act No. 509.
: Elpidio Quirino was the President who signed the order.
: Teodoro Evangelista was the Executive Secretary who signed the order on behalf of the President.