Universal Robina Corporation, one of the Philippines’ largest food and beverage companies, is setting even more ambitious goals for its human resources, operations, products and processes, as it releases its latest Sustainability Report.
In preparation for their upcoming job deployment in South Korea, 60 Mabalaqueño farmers underwent a training program on Agriculture in Barangay Sta. Maria on Tuesday, July 19.
Set to open January 2022, Angeleño Café will serve locally-produced coffee, using the green arabica beans grown by Angeleño farmers.
May kabuuang 150 samahan ng mga magsasaka sa lalawigan ng Nueva Ecija ang tumanggap ng makinaryang pansaka mula sa Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization o PhilMech.
Twenty-five cacao farmers from communities near this Freeport recently completed the Clark Development Corporation’s (CDC) livelihood workshop on cacao processing and packaging at the Clark Skills and Training Center.
