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Philippine food exports gain ground across Asia

The government is ramping up its push to bring more Philippine food products to Asian consumers, with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) rolling out a coordinated export drive in South Korea, Singapore, and Thailand to widen market access and elevate the profile of Filipino food brands abroad.

AI gives sari-sari stores a sales edge

Artificial intelligence is making inroads into the Philippines’ vast network of sari-sari stores, helping neighborhood retailers boost sales, sharpen inventory decisions, and compete more effectively in an increasingly data-driven marketplace.

Maynilad to upgrade Muntinlupa Plant with advanced filtration tech

Maynilad Water Services will upgrade its Putatan Water Treatment Plant 1 in Muntinlupa City using durable ceramic ultrafiltration membranes. The technology has already been...

German firm secures P12.6B funding for Surigao solar-battery project

German renewable energy developer ib vogt has secured up to P12.6 billion in financing for its 320-megawatt solar and battery storage hybrid facility in...

Jovic again plays Eala’s grass-court spoiler

Different city. Different tournament. Different court surface. Same headache for Alex Eala. Just days after lifting the biggest trophy of her young career at the Lexus...

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Gilas U18 women crack glass ceiling, beat New Zealand

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