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Bringing Nutrition to Filipino Homes: Ajinomoto Philippines’ I Love Veggie-Licious Barangay Caravan Makes Healthy Eating Fun and Easy
Manila, Philippines – February 8, 2025 – In a country where delicious food is central to every home, Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC Group) is taking bold steps to make healthy eating both accessible and enjoyable for Filipino families. Through the “I Love Veggie-Licious...
Figaro Coffee Group Posts Strong Q4 2024 Profit
Manila, Philippines – Figaro Coffee Group (FCG), a leading player in the Philippine food and beverage industry, reported strong financial performance for the fourth quarter of 2024, showcasing robust growth and a solid financial standing. The company achieved strong profitability, strengthened its operational...
SM Foundation spreads love through medical missions in February
SM Foundation continued its commitment to making quality healthcare accessible by conducting a series of medical missions across the country this February.
In partnership with SM Supermalls and other social good partners, SM Foundation brought its health and medical programs to Sta. Rosa, Laguna;...
TBA Studios names Jericho Rosales as lead of historical biopic “Quezon”
TBA Studios, officially announced on February 18 that actor Jericho Rosales will play the title role of Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon in the biographical historical movie “Quezon.”
Rosales will lead the cast of the much-anticipated biopic, which is expected to follow the life...
MICHELIN GUIDE TO HIGHLIGHT THE CULINARY EXCELLENCE OF MANILA AND ENVIRONS & CEBU IN ITS INAUGURAL EDITION
The MICHELIN Guide announced its arrival in Manila and Environs & Cebu for an upcoming 2026 selection
The restaurant selection for the inaugural edition will be revealed in the last quarter of 2025
The renowned anonymous MICHELIN Inspectors are already in the field
The MICHELIN Guide...
Unbreakable Love: A Guide to Supporting Loved Ones with Osteoporosis
The Osteoporosis Society of the Philippines Foundation Inc. (OSPFI) estimates that by 2050, around 10.2 million Filipinos could be affected by osteoporosis. This so-called “silent disease” typically has no symptoms until a bone is broken. Imagine your loved one, who once enjoyed gardening...
