DTI BOHOL GEARS FOR INTERNATIONAL FOOD EXHIBITION
The Partner Region Program, a component of the Asian Ethnic Food Fest (AEFF) which is now called the International Food Exhibition Philippines (IFEX Philippines) integrates food packaging systems development with CITEM’s promotion efforts, focusing on regional food products that have potential in both domestic and international markets. It harnesses the expertise and resources of various other agencies with CITEM handling the over-all management of the project.
Under the program, select food companies from the identified regions are given assistance in food packaging development/enhancement in order to make their product competitive in both domestic and international markets. Trainings and seminars are given to company owners in production and marketing-related topics to help them improve their production towards safe and quality products and equip them with knowledge in negotiating better with both local and foreign buyers. The products, in their enhanced packaging and labels, are showcased in a special setting during the International Food Exhibition or IFEX.
For this year’s edition, the Central Visayas Region (covering Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental and Siquijor) had been identified as the Partner Region for IFEX 2008 which will be held this coming May 16-18 at the
Regional Director Asteria Caberte and Provincial Director Maria Elena Arbon were instrumental in choosing
A soft launching was done for the program last September 2007 at the Bohol Tropics Resort,
For the Province of Bohol, the following selected food companies and their identified food product are gearing for the first time to participate in the upcoming International Food Exhibition 2008, namely: BUCAREZ Food Processing (Peanut Kisses), BQ Breadbasket (Calamay), Jojie’s Bakeshop (Caycay), Bohol Quality Pastries (Tajada), Bohol Bee Farm (Mango Spread), Candabong RIC Multipurpose Cooperative (Ginger Tea), Tienda Boholana (Mango cookie) and Tessie’s Sweets and Pastries (Broa).
Next week, the
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