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SM Supermalls and DTI Empower Filipino MSMEs Through Trade Fairs

The Go Green, Go Local! Trade Fair at SM Megamall’s Megatrade Hall emphasizes eco-friendly and sustainable products, with the support of (L-R): SM Supermalls President Steven Tan, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Cristina Roque, and DTI-Bureau of Market Development, Promotions, and One Town, One Product (OTOP) Philippines Director Marievic Bonoan.

SM Supermalls, in collaboration with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), continues to champion Filipino micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) by hosting national trade fairs that celebrate local talent, innovation, and sustainability. These events have become vital platforms for showcasing Filipino craftsmanship while driving economic growth.

SM Supermalls and the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) boost local Filipino micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through national trade fairs.

Each trade fair highlights the diversity of Filipino entrepreneurship. The Bagong Pilipinas National Food Fair and Beauty Fair at SM Megamall attracted thousands of visitors, generating significant sales for participating MSMEs. Events like the Go Green, Go Local! Trade Fair and the Coconut Philippines Trade Fair emphasized sustainability by featuring eco-friendly products, from personal care items to home goods.

A dynamic showcase of Central Luzon micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) products is featured at the Central Luzon Tourism and Trade Fair at SM City Pampanga.

Regional pride was also on display through fairs like the Bahandi Eastern Visayas Trade Fair, Orgullo Kan Bicol Trade Fair, and Likha ng Central Luzon Trade Fair, which showcased handicrafts, processed foods, and festive décor unique to their areas. Additionally, the National Arts and Crafts Fair celebrated the rich cultural artistry of indigenous communities, furthering appreciation for Filipino heritage.

In the photo are: Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)-Bureau of Market Development, Promotions, and One Town, One Product (OTOP) Philippines Director Marievic Bonoan, Secretary Cristina Roque, and Department of Tourism (DOT) Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco, with indigenous peoples at the launch of the National Arts and Crafts Fair 2024 at the SM Megamall Megatrade Hall.

SM Supermalls’ unwavering support has ensured these fairs’ success. By providing prime venues, marketing assistance, and access to a vast customer base, SM has amplified the visibility of Filipino MSMEs. These efforts reflect SM’s commitment to nation-building, economic empowerment, and cultural preservation.

With more events lined up, including the Coconut Trade Fair this December, SM Supermalls continues to elevate Filipino entrepreneurship. By bridging MSMEs with opportunities and communities, SM and DTI are fostering a thriving ecosystem of innovation and collaboration.

Visit SM Supermalls or follow its social media platforms for updates on future programs. Together, let’s celebrate and support Filipino creativity and enterprise!

Written by Village Connect

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