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Go Lokal launches official store at Shopee Mall - Vimarsana News

Go Lokal launches official store at Shopee Mall

The Go Lokal program, which promotes homegrown Filipino products from micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), has launched its official store at Shopee Mall, bringing its presence to 20 major retail partners and 137 stores nationwide. 36502 Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon M. Lopez report

Source: mb.com.ph
DTI partners with Metro Retail Stores in support of MSMEs - Vimarsana News

DTI partners with Metro Retail Stores in support of MSMEs

Published July 1, 2021, 11:37 AM Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc.(MRSGI) has partnered with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and various entrepreneurs and organizations to support their products through a succession of events that celebrate Filipino diversity and spirit of service amid the pandemic. The company has devoted a selling area in two of its flagship supermarket branches—Metro Market!Market! in Taguig City and Metro Ayala Center Cebu—to feature various home-grown brands and products. This initiative is dubbed as Bayanihang Metro x Go Lokal! Go Lokal!,a free market acce...

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Conquering business roadblocks: How these local enterprises survived a challenging year - Vimarsana News

Conquering business roadblocks: How these local enterprises survived a challenging year

Published December 31, 2020, 5:30 PM Local businesses drive an important force in a country’s progress. Apart from contributing to economic growth in terms of revenues and taxes, they help in parading local pride by ensuring that a wide range of products such as various delicacies and crafts are available to consumers. When the pandemic struck, almost freezing everything Filipinos used to do in their daily lives, among those greatly impacted are the Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs). According to a study published by the Asian Development Bank released in September of this ...

Source: mb.com.ph