Manila, Philippines (June 9, 2025) – LBC Express, the Philippines trusted logistics and money services provider, officially launches LBC BOSS (Bulk Order Sulit Sending), a new shipping program built to support the growing community of online sellers and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across the Philippines.
The initiative underscores LBC’s continued commitment to uplift Filipino entrepreneurs, offering up to 60% off shipping rates, starting with a minimum of 15 parcels per month. Members also gain access to free doorstep pick-up, dedicated customer support, and exclusive business perks tailored to their needs.
“Filipinos have always been entrepreneurial — from traditional markets to today’s digital platforms,” said Oliver L. Valentin, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Philippine Branch Operations at LBC Express Inc.
“LBC BOSS was built to empower that spirit. It is a program made specifically for the modern Filipino seller — the ones building their own brands from home, pursuing dreams through hard work, and serving their communities with heart. LBC is here to support them with the tools, savings, and reliability they deserve,” he added.
With the steady rise of e-commerce, social selling, and marketplace platforms, LBC BOSS comes at a pivotal moment for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The program reflects LBC’s continued commitment from serving Filipinos overseas to championing local entrepreneurs as they build, scale, and thrive.
Whether shipping curated fashion pieces, handcrafted goods, baked treats, or skincare essentials, sellers can rely on LBC BOSS as a partner that understands both the speed and demands behind every small business.
As LBC approaches its 75th anniversary, the launch of LBC BOSS reflects the company’s enduring mission to move lives, uplift communities, and deliver value beyond logistics.
Ready to boost your business? Sign up and become an LBC BOSS today!
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