“Kailangan may focus ka, kasi kapag may focus ka dun ka tututok at tapos mapagbubuti mo siya at mapag-aaralan” said by Ms. Dayrelyn Cruz, Owner of Egg Pie ni Diday, showcases her determination, persistence, and hardwork to her career. She was born and raised in Pasay City, Metro Manila, and is a degree holder in continue reading : Baking Dreams into Reality: The Savory Success of Egg Pie Ni Diday
Norma’s Suman, owned by the Kahano family and led by Ms. Girlie Saflor Kahano, has earned a reputation as one of the town’s known Kakanin businesses. With over 25 years of operation, the business thrives on the original recipe passed down from Norma, Ms. Girlie’s mother. Serving as their family’s main source of income, Norma’s continue reading : Norma’s Suman and Sweet Delicacies
“Corollo’s Takoyaki Station”, owned by former Overseas Performing Artist, Ms. Evangeline Corollo Peñaranda, embarked on its journey back in 2006, when takoyaki was first introduced in Dasmariñas City. Initially, they sell their products via a food cart and settle near the sidewalks of De La Salle University, Dasmariñas City. Like other businesses, they’ve experienced a continue reading : Corollo’s Takoyaki Station
Ms. Ella Baybay, the sole owner of Adong and Minting’s Agri Farm, situated in Maitim II East, Tagaytay City, Cavite. She chose to name her business in honor of her grandparents, from whom she inherited a small piece of farmland that she successfully transformed into a profitable venture. After recognizing the growing demand for mushroom continue reading : A Journey to a Mushroom-azing Business (Adong and Minting’s Agri Farm)
The Beginning “Without the color green, it felt like there was no hope or vitality…” That was the realization that brought the birth of Green Ribbon Food Manufacturing by Ms. Josephine Alviar Velasco and her family from San Pedro City, Laguna. Year 2013 was when Typhoon Yolanda stormed the country with lifeless bodies on the continue reading : Green, Hope and Vitality: A success story of Green Ribbon Food Manufacturing
About Zia Kindra Embroidery Shop Owned by Ms. Gina Aniciete Domingo, located at Brgy. Concepcion in Lumban, Laguna, this shop has proved that when passion meets talent, it can produce amazing works of art. Domingo pushed herself with full dedication to quality and passion for needlework as her family-owned business has become a success story continue reading : A STITCH IN TIME: A success story of Zia Kindra Embroidery Shop
RODRIGUEZ, RIZAL — Last September 20, 2023, the Department of Trade and Industry – Rizal Provincial Office attended the Local Price Coordinating Council (LPCC) meeting held at the Conference Room, Municipal Hall, Rodriguez, Rizal. The council tackled the different agendas like duties and functions of the council, proposed mechanics for the protection of consumers, and continue reading : DTI-Rizal meets the local price coordinating Council of Rodriguez, Rizal
ANTIPOLO CITY – DTI-Rizal actively participated in the 2023 Negosyo Forum themed “Antipolo City, Resilient and Vibrant! Facing the Challenges,” organized by the City Government of Antipolo through the Antipolo Trade and Investment Promotions Office (ANTIPO) under the leadership of Ms. Amalia A. Engalla. The event saw a diverse audience, including members of the Antipolo continue reading : DTI-Rizal engages in 2023 Negosyo Forum to foster economic resilience in Antipolo City
TANAY, RIZAL — After successfully registering individual farmers to National Coconut Farmers Registry System (NCFRS), the next will be registering them as farmers organization, association, or cooperative. This is to give them legal personalities so they may be able to access government interventions and assistance. Something easier when they are registered and accredited organization. DTI continue reading : DTI-Rizal conduct organizational strengthening seminar at Barangay Sampaloc, Tanay, Rizal
“Small businesses are the heartbeat of your neighborhood, the spine of your local economy, and spirit of your town.” —Anonymous In the Philippines, small neighborhood convenience shops called Sari-Sari stores are far more common than supermarkets and large retailers across the country. They are usually operated from home by a family as a source of continue reading : Never too small to grow