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Milo vows to keep on producing champs

John Bryan Ulanday - The Philippine Star
Milo vows to keep on producing champs
Philippines' Hidilyn Diaz celebrates as she wins gold in the women's 55kg weightlifting event during the 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Hanoi, Vietnamn on May 20, 2022.
Tang Chhin Sothy / AFP

MANILA, Philippines — Milo vowed to continue nurturing champions in the next six decades and beyond after helping blaze the trail for Filipino world champions – across all sports – in line with its 60th anniversary.

Weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz-Naranjo, the country’s first and only Olympic gold medalist, headlined Milo’s celebration at the Ayala Malls TriNoma in Quezon City with volleyball icon Alyssa Valdez, karateka star Jamie Lim, basketball great Chris Tiu and two-sport legend Bea Lucero-Lhuiller (taekwondo and gymnastics), who has served as one of the first Milo ambassadors.

“Milo has been present in the lives of Filipinos, inspiring every kid on their journey to success. This purpose has driven Milo to the forefront of the grassroots programs for Philippine sports across decades,” said Veronica Cruz, business executive officer and vice president of Nestle Philippines-Milo.

“We’re privileged in creating champions yesterday, today and tomorrow and in the next decades to come.”

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