The Bean of Labor: Luisiana Cacao Growers Producers Cooperative

The Department of Trade and Industry – Laguna Provincial Office (DTI-Laguna), aside from other government agencies such as the Department of Agriculture CALABARZON (DA CALABARZON) and the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), continue to provide assistance to our local farmers not just to level up their products but also to sustain their growing business continue reading : The Bean of Labor: Luisiana Cacao Growers Producers Cooperative

in photo: FashioNoble made gown.

Heritage in Stitches: Celebrating Embroidery the FashioNoble Way

Lumban is a town renowned for its centuries-old craftsmanship of hand embroidery. Considered as the Embroidery Capital of the Philippines, Lumban has been home to skilled artisans and a destination for exquisite hand-embroidered works. Lumban’s embroiderers create unique and intricate designs through their skillful handling of thread and needle. The captivating stories woven into the continue reading : Heritage in Stitches: Celebrating Embroidery the FashioNoble Way

Scents and Memories owner, Ms. Jovita A. Caoile

Capturing Scents of Success thru Entrepreneurship: a KMME-MME success story of Scents and Memories Enterprises

In 2016, Scents and Memories was born under Ms. Jovita A. Caoile. She is a wife and a mother of two. She worked as a sales representative in a leather company for almost 30 years. Though she was a full-time employee back then, she still had time to run her business with the support and continue reading : Capturing Scents of Success thru Entrepreneurship: a KMME-MME success story of Scents and Memories Enterprises

in photo: Mr. Pantaleon Prado Jr., the owner of Prado’s Bakery

Successful outcome reflects hard work and perseverance: the Prado’s Bakery Story

The COVID-19 pandemic indeed affected lives and various establishments, such as small businesses managed by local business owners. It has been a challenge for everyone to keep their businesses fully operational since restrictions such as enhanced community quarantine and total lockdown were implemented for a long period of time. Despite the challenges brought by this continue reading : Successful outcome reflects hard work and perseverance: the Prado’s Bakery Story

in photo: Ribbon cutting ceremony of Dingras Empananda.

“A Labor of Love” (Success Story of Dingras Food House)

Dingras Food House is a budding enterprise owned by Mr. Jay Gibson Eronico, a seafarer-turned-entrepreneur, from the City of Dasmariñas, Cavite. The name “Dingras” was inspired by Mr. Eronico’s birthplace, Dingras, Ilocos Norte, which he considers a “comfort place.” The goal of the business was to provide “comfort food” to people deprived by the quarantine continue reading : “A Labor of Love” (Success Story of Dingras Food House)