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Discover women-led Filipino brands through WomenBizPH

Every thriving business starts with the courage to take that first step. For many women entrepreneurs, the journey begins with a simple idea fueled by passion, shaped by perseverance, and inspired by the goal of building a brighter future for their families and communities.

Yet despite building impressive products and growing their businesses, many entrepreneurs continue to face the challenge of gaining visibility and reaching more customers.

Recognizing the important contribution of women to entrepreneurship and local economic development, SM Supermalls, through SM for MSMEs, continues to empower women-owned businesses through its partnership with WomenBizPH. This August, the Women Strong Network Hybrid Trade Fairs will spotlight inspiring women entrepreneurs at SM Megamall and SM City Cebu, followed by activations at SM City Lucena and SM City Zamboanga.

More than a marketplace, the Women Strong Network Hybrid Trade Fairs serve as a platform where women entrepreneurs can introduce their brands to new customers, exchange ideas with fellow business owners, build meaningful connections, and gain valuable opportunities to grow their enterprises.

The initial lineup for the SM Megamall leg alone features entrepreneurs from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, showcasing the richness of Filipino craftsmanship and regional creativity.

Beyond shopping, each three-day trade fair offers a dynamic lineup of activities designed to empower entrepreneurs through learning and collaboration. Business talks, keynote sessions from government and industry leaders, exhibitor sales pitches, networking opportunities, fashion showcases, and recognition programs provide participants with valuable insights while celebrating the achievements of women-led businesses.

“Women entrepreneurs continue to drive innovation, create livelihoods, and strengthen communities across the country. Through our partnership with WomenBizPH, we hope to provide more opportunities for women-led businesses to gain greater visibility, connect with more customers, and continue growing,” said Joaquin L. San Agustin, Executive Vice President for Marketing, SM Supermalls.

 “Empowered women empower women. And when women come together to support one another in business, innovation and impact follow.” Said Mylene Abiva, Board Secretary, WomenBizPH.

The partnership reflects SM Supermalls’ continuing commitment to empowering micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) by creating accessible platforms where entrepreneurs can showcase their products, strengthen customer relationships, and expand their market reach through the country’s most loved mall network.

For shoppers, the experience goes beyond discovering unique local products. Every booth represents a personal journey—one built on courage, perseverance, and purpose. Behind every handcrafted item, locally made delicacy, or innovative creation is a woman who chose to pursue her dream despite the challenges of building a business.

Every purchase, every conversation, and every discovery becomes an opportunity to support women entrepreneurs who are creating livelihoods, preserving local craftsmanship, and contributing to stronger communities across the country.

Whether you’re looking for thoughtful gifts, proudly Filipino products, or your next favorite local brand, the Women Strong Network Hybrid Trade Fairs offer a chance to discover businesses with stories worth sharing—and the remarkable women behind them.

Visit the Women Strong Network Hybrid Trade Fairs at participating SM malls:

• SM Megamall | August 10–12
• SM City Cebu | August 14–16

Explore inspiring Filipino brands led by women and support the entrepreneurs helping shape the future of local businesses through SM for MSMEs.

 

 

SM Cares, together with the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), hosted The Blackout Zone at the CHED Central Office Auditorium inside the Higher Education Development Center Building in Diliman, Quezon City, from July 21 to 22, 2026.

Developed as part of SM’s Mall for All commitment to fostering inclusivity, the immersive exhibit gave students, educators, and members of the academic community an opportunity to experience navigating the world without sight in a safe and controlled setting. Through guided activities inspired by everyday experiences, participants were encouraged to move beyond perceived limitations and gain a deeper appreciation of the abilities, independence, and resilience of people with visual impairments.

“Sometimes, understanding begins when we are willing to step outside what is familiar,” said Richard V. Caluyo, Senior Assistant Vice President for SM Cares. “By bringing The Blackout Zone closer to schools and the academic community, we hope to inspire young people and educators to help build learning environments where every person feels seen, respected, and included.”

For a few moments, participants stepped into complete darkness. Without relying on sight, they navigated familiar tasks through touch, sound, scent, and the reassuring guidance of others.

What emerged was something lasting: a deeper appreciation of how persons with visual impairments experience and move through the world each day.

Previously mounted in SM malls, The Blackout Zone has featured sensory and everyday activities such as tying a shoe, preparing coffee and sandwiches, identifying candy and scents, and experiencing Movies for the Blind. Its CHED installation marked a meaningful step beyond the mall setting, allowing the initiative to reach people who help shape classrooms, institutions, and future generations.

Through its partnership with CHED, SM Cares hopes to deepen conversations around accessibility and encourage higher education institutions to strengthen inclusive practices both inside and outside the classroom.

“Our united goal with SM for The Blackout Zone is for the program to serve as a catalyst for meaningful action,” said CHED Commissioner Michelle A. Ong. “Empathy allows us to dismantle the barriers that hamper inclusion and education of Filipinos with vision impairments. Through this shared effort, we hope to further guide policies tightly woven with real-life experiences to serve this sector better.  

The experience also served as a reminder that inclusion is not built through awareness alone. It grows through empathy translated into thoughtful actions—from offering clear assistance and respecting independence to creating spaces where people of all abilities can participate fully.

The Blackout Zone is part of SM Cares’ ongoing initiatives for persons with disabilities, supporting greater accessibility, awareness, inclusive employment opportunities, and active participation in the community.

Because although participants entered the exhibit without sight, many walked away with a clearer understanding of what inclusion truly means.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Metrobank is giving two of its well-loved credit cards a stylish refresh. The Metrobank M Free Mastercard® and Metrobank Cashback Visa now come with updated designs while keeping the benefits cardholders have come to enjoy.

The M Free Mastercard® continues to come with no annual fee for life, while the Metrobank Cashback Visa offers cardholders:

• 5% rebates on groceries and telco spend
• 2% rebate on all other retail purchases
• Up to ₱12,000 in rebates every year

Be one of the first to get your hands on Metrobank’s refreshed card designs by applying through the Metrobank credit card application page today.

Please note that some Metrobank pages may still feature the previous card designs. Once approved, applicants will receive the latest card designs.

Metrobank is regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)

To know more and get the latest on Metrobank, visit our website, https://www.metrobank.com.ph/home and follow our official social media pages on Facebook, X, Instagram, and Tiktok.

 

Every promise begins with love.

Whether it’s helping our children pursue their dreams, giving our parents a healthier and more financially secure future, or building a life of happiness and stability with our partners, every promise we make comes from our desire to give our loved ones a more comfortable and brighter future.

The road to fulfilling these promises may not always be easy. But through consistent effort, thoughtful planning, and the right support, we can turn these promises into meaningful realities.

This idea underpins Pru Life UK’s parent company, Prudential plc’s new regional marketing campaign, Promises, made real, rolled out in eight markets across Asia, including the Philippines.

As the world continues to evolve, so do our hopes and aspirations for the people who matter to us. Through this initiative, Pru Life UK underscores its commitment to bringing every Filipino’s promise to life, helping them fulfill their dreams and build the future they envision for the people they love.

“Promises, made real captures Pru Life UK’s commitment to supporting millions of Filipinos in fulfilling their promises to their loved ones. Backed by solutions that address evolving needs, this campaign solidifies our dedication to creating lasting value that help every Filipino achieve their goals through every stage of life,” said Kathryn Cajucom, Vice President and Head of Brand and Integrated Marketing Communications of Pru Life UK.

With a 30-year legacy in the Philippines, Pru Life UK has demonstrated its role as a trusted partner of Filipinos in navigating life’s unexpected turns and in building a brighter future.

Through its innovative and reliable insurance solutions, Pru Life UK has been providing the necessary support that allows Filipinos to take meaningful steps to turn their promises into reality.

A testament to this commitment, Pru Life UK fulfilled Php 2.86 billion in total claims and benefits across 13,599 approved claims in 2025.¹ These figures underscore not only the scale of financial protection it extended to Filipinos, but also the many promises made real and lives made more secure.

“With the launch of Promises, made real, Pru Life UK strengthens our commitment to empowering Filipinos to move ahead with confidence and peace of mind. It also amplifies our message that they can always Count on PRU as they navigate major life decisions,” said Cajucom.

Alongside the launch of Promises, made real, Pru Life UK also released a short film highlighting the meaningful promises people make to their loved ones and the journey of turning those promises into reality.

To learn more about Promises, made real, visit Pru Life UK’s official website and social media channels.

¹ Pru Life UK 2025 Claims Report

Pru Life UK is headquartered in 9/F Uptown Place Tower 1,1 East 11th Drive, Uptown Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Metro Manila, Philippines. Its main customer centre is located in G/F Cluster 2, Uptown Parade, Megaworld Blvd. corner 36th street Uptown Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Metro Manila, Philippines. Its customer centre contact details are: +63 (2) 88875433 (within Metro Manila) and 1-800-107785465 (for domestic toll-free via PLDT landline), email: [email protected].

The PRU customer centre processes customer concerns based on applicable timelines provided by the law. Visit www.prulifeuk.com.ph/en/contact-us/ for the list of its branches and more information.

The Insurance Commission’s head office is located in 1071 United Nations Avenue Ermita, Manila, Philippines. Their Cebu District office is located at Unit 17, Ground and Second Floors, The Gallery, Pope John Paul II Avenue, Barangay Kasambagan, Cebu City, while their Davao District office is in Door 2 & 3, 3rd Floor of YAP Building Quimpo Boulevard, Ecoland, Davao City. Visit www.insurance.gov.ph/contact-us/ for more information.

Notes:

*New Business Annual Premium Equivalent (NBAPE) – premium for a new policy paid in a year 

Please use “Pru Life UK” when referring to the company.

Global oral care brand usmile is redefining everyday dental hygiene for Filipinos by expanding its presence in the Philippines with smart, clinically backed devices that help prevent oral health issues before they develop. By putting preventive care at the center of its mission, the brand encourages consumers to adopt healthier habits and make informed choices for better oral health.

Recognized as a leading name in oral care across the region, usmile continues to advance dental wellness through innovative technologies that help minimize the risk of oral diseases while promoting healthier smiles for users worldwide.

Encouraging Proactive Dental Wellness in the Philippines

In a country widely recognized as a cheerful nation, smiling is a cultural gesture in the Philippines, serving as a universal language communicating warmth, trust, and community. However, despite the value placed on smiles, oral health remains a significant challenge across the country.

For many Filipino families, the dentist’s chair is often a last resort, waiting until a toothache becomes unbearable before seeking help. Data from the Department of Health (DOH) indicate that 92.4% of the population has tooth decay, and 78% have gum disease.

Aligned with its “prevention over treatment” philosophy, usmile is committed to building healthier dental wellness in the Philippines by encouraging Filipinos to take a proactive approach to their oral health. By making advanced oral care technology more accessible, the brand aims to help more users establish better dental habits and reduce the risk of oral health concerns before they require costly treatments.

Through these efforts, the brand empowers users to navigate their day-to-day lives with a healthy and confident smile.

More than a Decade of Clinical-Grade Prevention

Since its founding in 2015, usmile has spent more than a decade developing smart oral care technologies. Today, it is trusted by over 86 million users in 30 countries, supported by rigorous clinical tests.

Through ongoing collaboration with dentists, oral health experts, and research institutions, usmile turns complex dental science into safe, efficient, and practical solutions for everyday use.

These include targeted formulas for teeth whitening toothpastes, highlighted by Optical White, which recently sold over 100,000 units in a single month. The lineup is completed by three other specialized types: Strength White, Fresh White, and Repair White. It also includes twin-line dental floss picks and water flossers with precision pulse technology. These innovations are engineered to prevent common concerns like cavities, gum disease, and plaque buildup.

Since officially entering the Philippine market in February, usmile has steadily built momentum, becoming one of the top-performing toothpaste brands on TikTok Shop. Its growing success reflects the brand’s strong performance in Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, where it recently earned the leading position in the premium oral care category and received the 2026 EPIC Award for Breakthrough Brand in E-commerce.

Take a proactive approach to oral health with usmile’s range of smart dental care products, including water flossers, whitening toothpaste, and other everyday oral care essentials. The collection is available through TikTok Shop and Shopee. Stay updated on the latest product launches and news by following usmile onTikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, or visit its official website usmile.com to learn more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As social media algorithms continue to shape the way young Filipinos shop, save, and manage their finances, Metrobank is encouraging students to be more intentional not only with their spending but also with the digital content they engage with, recognizing its influence on everyday financial choices.

Metrobank recently brought the second leg of its Moneygurado Campus Series to Centro Escolar University (CEU) Manila, where more than 100 students participated in discussions on budgeting, building healthy financial habits, recognizing scams, and understanding how social media can affect spending behavior.

During the session, students openly shared how social media influences their purchases, often through personalized content and recommendations.

“Sometimes you’re just thinking about an item and it’s already there on your feed,” one student said, reflecting a common experience among her peers in navigating today’s highly personalized online environment.

Metrobank highlighted that financial challenges surrounding the highly digital lifestyle of Filipinos often stem from emotional and social influences before they become budgeting concerns.

“Money decisions are emotional before they are mathematical. They start with FOMO (fear of missing out), pakikisama, hiya, and utang na loob. Every scroll on your phone now comes with a suggestion to spend, but not every piece of content should end with a checkout button. Some should leave you financially mindful,” Metrobank shared during the session.

To help young Filipinos navigate these influences, Metrobank introduced Earnest (@earnestph), a trusted financial educator on TikTok and Instagram. Through relatable and easy-to-understand content, Earnest serves as a trusted financial guide that explains financial concepts, encourages critical thinking, and empowers users to make informed money decisions.

Earnest covers topics such as budgeting, saving, debt management, scam awareness, investing, and responsible spending, delivering practical financial lessons in formats designed for today’s social media generation.

The discussion also underscored the importance of credible financial voices in digital spaces, where financial advice is abundant but not always reliable.

“It’s important that banks are on social media because that’s where students like us are,” one participant shared, emphasizing the need for trusted institutions to meet young people where they already consume information.

Students likewise noted that financial education extends beyond the classroom, and that content from credible institutions can help them resist impulsive spending, build healthier financial habits, and make smarter long-term decisions.

As part of the program, Metrobank also introduced students to the broader Moneygurado campaign through the third episode of its Moneygurado docuseries, The Price of Hiya. Featuring historian Prof. Xiao Chua, the episode explores how cultural values and social expectations influence the way Filipinos talk about money, approach financial challenges, and make financial decisions.

The docuseries encourages more open conversations about money and reinforces that financial resilience begins with informed choices, healthy habits, and access to trustworthy financial guidance.

Through the Moneygurado Campus Series, Metrobank continues to strengthen its commitment to making financial education more accessible, practical, and relevant for today’s youth. By bringing financial learning directly to schools and reinforcing these efforts through digital platforms, the bank seeks to equip more young Filipinos with the knowledge, confidence, and habits needed to make sound financial decisions and achieve long-term financial well-being.

In today’s algorithm-driven digital landscape, developing financial awareness begins with being intentional about the content you consume—because the best way to stay in control of your finances is to train your feed before it shapes your financial behavior.

 

Alsons Development and Investment Corporation (Alsons Dev) is strengthening technology-enabled education through its partnership with Khan Academy Philippines under the Department of Education’s (DepEd) Adopt-a-School Program. The collaboration equips public elementary schools in Davao City with digital learning resources, internet connectivity, and teacher support to improve classroom instruction.

The program was formally launched through the signing of Memoranda of Agreement (MOA) and Deeds of Donation at Tugbok Central Elementary School on July 14, 2026, followed by similar ceremonies at T. Awad Echevarria Elementary School and Paradise Embac Elementary School on July 15, 2026. Representatives from Alsons Dev, the Conrado and Ladislawa Alcantara Foundation, Inc., Khan Academy Philippines, DepEd Region XI, local government units, and participating schools attended the events. During the turnover, 128 tablets were donated to the three beneficiary schools, along with demonstrations showcasing the Khan Academy learning platform.

More than providing devices, Alsons Dev is also funding three years of internet connectivity, teacher training, and implementation support, ensuring partner schools have the resources and guidance needed to effectively integrate the Khan Academy platform into classroom instruction.

Khan Academy Philippines President and CEO, Atty. Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine, emphasized the importance of partnerships in expanding access to quality education, “At Khan Academy Philippines, we believe every learner deserves access to quality education, regardless of circumstance. While we provide free learning resources, support from private organizations like Alsons Dev plays a vital role in helping schools overcome barriers to implementation and create more opportunities for students to reach their full potential.”

Through Khan Academy’s personalized online learning platform, students gain free access to instructional videos and practice exercises in Math, Science, and English, with lessons aligned to the DepEd curriculum. Teachers and school administrators can also monitor student progress through a built-in dashboard.

“We believe education creates opportunities that shape a young person’s future. Through this partnership, we hope to strengthen learning in our public schools by giving students access to the tools and resources they need to learn, grow, and pursue their aspirations. By investing in young learners today, we are helping build stronger communities for generations to come,” said Alsons Dev President and CEO Miguel Rene A. Dominguez.

The three-year program marks the start of a sustained effort to expand access to digital learning and create more engaging educational experiences in public schools. It underscores Alsons Dev’s commitment to enriching lives by opening more opportunities for individuals and communities to grow and succeed.

For more information about Alsons Dev’s community initiatives, visit www.alsonsdev.co

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For many young Filipinos, money management has become a digital-first habit. From settling bills and transferring funds to monitoring their spending, smartphones have become their primary banking tool. This shift toward digital convenience is now extending to how they build their savings.

Metrobank has seen a growing demand for online savings accounts among younger customers, with Gen Z and millennials making up more than 87% of all Metrobank eSavings accounts opened since the beginning of the year. The trend reflects how more Filipinos are embracing digital banking, choosing convenient and accessible platforms to help them grow their savings anytime, anywhere.

The trend reflects changing expectations around banking. Rather than viewing savings as a separate financial task that requires visiting a branch, many younger customers are integrating it into their daily digital lives, they are choosing to open and manage their savings accounts through mobile platforms like the Metrobank App, making it easier to begin saving whenever they’re ready, or for their other daily finances like fund transfers and bills payment.

Metrobank’s data also shows a snapshot of where this adoption is strongest. Nearly half of eSavings users come from Metro Manila and Region IV, areas with high concentrations of young professionals, while majority of accountholders are female, reflecting strong adoption among digitally connected, working-age Filipinos.

The figures suggest that convenience is only part of the appeal. As more young adults begin building careers, supporting their families, or planning for major life milestones, the importance of developing healthy financial habits has become more apparent. A savings account often serves as the starting point, not only for managing day-to-day finances but also for preparing for bigger financial goals.

Recognizing this evolving customer journey, Metrobank continues to expand the capabilities of its online banking platforms beyond basic transactions. Through the Metrobank App and Metrobank Online, customers can conveniently access a wider range of financial solutions designed to help their money work harder.

Beyond opening an eSavings account digitally, customers can also place funds in Online Time Deposit, allowing them to earn potentially higher returns while enjoying the convenience of managing their account online. Those looking to begin investing can also access UITF Online through Metrobank Online site, making it easier to explore professionally managed investment funds based on their financial goals and risk appetite.

By bringing savings and investment solutions together in its online banking channels, Metrobank aims to support customers at every stage of their financial journey, from building their first emergency fund to growing their wealth over the long term.

Saving doesn’t always begin with a large amount. More often, it starts with having the right tools that make the habit simple and accessible. By making these products available through its online banking channels, Metrobank aims to support customers throughout their financial journey, from developing the habit of saving, to growing their wealth over time.

To encourage more Filipinos to start their savings journey, Metrobank is running its eSavings Promo until September 30, 2026. New clients who open a Metrobank eSavings account through the Metrobank App and successfully register for the promo will receive a PHP100 Lazada Gift Card, subject to the promo’s terms and conditions.

As banking becomes more digital, the role of a savings account is also changing. For many young Filipinos, saving is no longer viewed as just another financial responsibility but as a daily habit supported by the convenience of digital banking, helping them steadily work toward a more secure financial future.

Metrobank is regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (https://www.bsp.gov.ph/). Deposits are insured by the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) for up to P1 million per depositor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Coca-Cola Philippines, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), the City Government of Naga, and the Camarines Sur Institute of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (CASIFMAS) have partnered to launch the Solid Waste Management Operations (SWMO) Level III Training Program in Naga City. The initiative marks the program’s first official implementation under the expanded Trash Free Pilipinas Program (TFPP) framework.

The Memorandum of Agreement signing and Training Induction Program (TIP) took place on June 17, 2026, at Sitio Pasto, Barangay Cararayan, Naga City. The event brought together representatives from national and local government agencies, academic institutions, community organizations, and the private sector to officially launch a training program designed to strengthen local capabilities in ecological solid waste management.

The event was attended by TESDA Secretary Kiko Benitez, Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo, and Coca-Cola Philippines Senior Director for Public Affairs, Sustainability & Communications Christine Ponce-Garcia.

Helping build local capacity for waste management

As local governments work to meet the requirements of Republic Act 9003, or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act, many Local Government Units (LGUs) and barangays continue to face capacity gaps, particularly in technical planning, waste segregation practices, and community-level implementation. The SWMO Level III Training Program is designed to help address these challenges.

The training program equips barangay officials, LGU personnel, and environmental workers with practical skills in waste management planning, materials recovery operations, waste segregation systems, information and education campaigns, enterprise development, and local policy formulation. Participants complete a combination of classroom learning, fieldwork and applied outputs, including the development of barangay solid waste management plans.

“Solid waste management should be recognized and supported like any other essential profession. Programs like this help strengthen technical capability at the barangay level while opening opportunities to skills recognition and employment.” said Ponce-Garcia.

Naga City was selected as the first rollout site under the expanded TFPP framework based on its existing and active solid waste management programs and high levels of community participation. The site will serve as a learning reference and a demonstration model for other LGUs across the country, considering similar training approaches.

“Naga City has long been committed to responsible waste management, but we know there is always more we can do. This program strengthens the people doing the work on ground, our barangay officials, and frontline workers.” said Robredo. “It supports a more consistent and effective approach to waste management across our communities.”

Clear roles for implementation

TESDA serves as the lead technical institution for the SWMO Level III Training Program, overseeing curriculum development, training delivery standards and requirements, accreditation and national program institutionalization.

Meanwhile, CASIFMAS is responsible for local training implementation in Naga City. The City Government of Naga provides the training site and supports participant coordination, monitoring, and community engagement. Coca-Cola Philippines supports the program through framework development and support for test training runs, working alongside government and academic partners.

“This is another proof of how tech-voc builds the nation, as the SWMO Level III program allows us to equip LGUs and barangays with skills that will make real environmental impact,” said Benitez. “TESDA is proud to help upgrade our solid waste management systems, which will ultimately benefit the Filipino people,” said Benitez.

The first batch of participants includes barangay officers and solid waste management personnel from across Naga City.

From pilot training to a national training program

The Trash Free Pilipinas Program traces its roots to consultations by Coca-Cola Philippines conducted in 2021 in Pavia, Iloilo, and Bacolod City, where barangay officials identified and highlighted persistent challenges in implementing RA 9003.

In response, Coca-Cola Philippines and TESDA co-developed a grassroots training program model, first piloted in Angono, Rizal in 2022 under the National Solid Waste Management Training Program.

The Angono pilot ran for approximately 22 days and combined classroom instruction, fieldwork, and community consultations. Of the 36 initial enrollees, 29 completed the program and produced barangay solid waste management plans, information education campaign materials (IEC), enterprise concepts, and draft ordinances.

Since then, the program has expanded its trainer base, strengthened LGU partnerships, developed regional lead trainers, and established linkages to livelihood initiatives related to recyclable materials and small enterprise development, while also helping enable access to green financing for waste workers and microentrepreneurs. TESDA is now institutionalizing SWMO Level III as part of its national green skills and technical-vocational education offerings.

Shared commitment to stronger local systems

The Naga City rollout reflects what multi-sectoral collaboration can accomplish when the government, communities, academic institutions and the private sector work toward a shared goal of strengthening local solid waste management systems.

Coca-Cola Philippines, TESDA, and the City Government of Naga will continue collaborating with their partners to strengthen skills development, enhance implementation capabilities, and advance community-led waste management initiatives.

To learn more about Coca-Cola Philippines’ initiatives on packaging recovery and waste management, visit https://www.coca-cola.com/ph/en/brands/coca-cola/sustainability.

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