+ Follow ASIAN ETHNIC FOOD FESTIVAL Tag
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[Title] => RP mangoes to undergo makeover
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[Title] => What really happened at the church parking lot?
[Summary] => Depending on whom you talk to, Asia Capital Equities majority stockholder Frank Borromeo is now confined at the Makati Medical Center either because he met with an accident or because he tried to kill himself at the parking lot of the Sanctuario de San Antonio in Forbes Park.
Asia Capital Equities has been issued a cease and desist order (its second) by the Philippine Stock Exchange currently headed by Ernest Leung.
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[Title] => Coco dietary fiber products in the market soon
[Summary] => After successfully launching the virgin coconut oil and coco flour at the first Coconut Festival of the Philippine Coconut Authority at Megatrade in August 2002, Davao-based Manila Herbal & Essential Oils Co. Inc., is launching two more new products in the market as it also makes its first company presentation at the Asian Ethnic Food Festival on Nov. 21-23 at the World Trade Center.
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[Title] => Canned ‘laing’, anyone?
[Summary] => This time, it’s canned "laing".
This delicacy popular not only in Bicolandia but also in other laing-consuming regions is likewise now making waves in Filipino communities in the Middle East, United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Taiwan, in the Middle East, United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Taiwan.
The nutritious canned product, which is made of taro (gabi) leaves and stems, was developed by the DOST-Technology Application and Promotion Institute (TAPI) through its Venture Financing Program.
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[Title] => Moonbake finds gold in vegetable canning
[Summary] => Having succeeded in selling its canned laing (brand named Moondish) in Filipino communities in the Middle East, United States and New Zealand, Moonbake Breadhouse Inc. is all set to launch in June another promising "hit" dish — ginataang kamansi (breadnut).
Rufino R. Manrique Jr., president of Moonbake, told The STAR that canned ginataang kamansi will also be as spicy as the canned laing, which has been making waves not just among Filipinos but also among foreigners.
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[Summary] => From all indications and with support and encouragement of government, we would like to think that our food industry is getting–slowly–where it needs to be: right in the midst of the international market. Because we have some very competitive goods to offer.
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ASIAN ETHNIC FOOD FESTIVAL
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[Summary] => Depending on whom you talk to, Asia Capital Equities majority stockholder Frank Borromeo is now confined at the Makati Medical Center either because he met with an accident or because he tried to kill himself at the parking lot of the Sanctuario de San Antonio in Forbes Park.
Asia Capital Equities has been issued a cease and desist order (its second) by the Philippine Stock Exchange currently headed by Ernest Leung.
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[Title] => Coco dietary fiber products in the market soon
[Summary] => After successfully launching the virgin coconut oil and coco flour at the first Coconut Festival of the Philippine Coconut Authority at Megatrade in August 2002, Davao-based Manila Herbal & Essential Oils Co. Inc., is launching two more new products in the market as it also makes its first company presentation at the Asian Ethnic Food Festival on Nov. 21-23 at the World Trade Center.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Canned ‘laing’, anyone?
[Summary] => This time, it’s canned "laing".
This delicacy popular not only in Bicolandia but also in other laing-consuming regions is likewise now making waves in Filipino communities in the Middle East, United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Taiwan, in the Middle East, United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Taiwan.
The nutritious canned product, which is made of taro (gabi) leaves and stems, was developed by the DOST-Technology Application and Promotion Institute (TAPI) through its Venture Financing Program.
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[Title] => Moonbake finds gold in vegetable canning
[Summary] => Having succeeded in selling its canned laing (brand named Moondish) in Filipino communities in the Middle East, United States and New Zealand, Moonbake Breadhouse Inc. is all set to launch in June another promising "hit" dish — ginataang kamansi (breadnut).
Rufino R. Manrique Jr., president of Moonbake, told The STAR that canned ginataang kamansi will also be as spicy as the canned laing, which has been making waves not just among Filipinos but also among foreigners.
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[Summary] => From all indications and with support and encouragement of government, we would like to think that our food industry is getting–slowly–where it needs to be: right in the midst of the international market. Because we have some very competitive goods to offer.
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October 30, 2007 - 12:00am
