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[Summary] => For 27-year-old CDO Foodsphere, Inc., having a nutritionist for a leader is a distinct advantage.
"Because of the educational background of our founder, Cora Dairo-Ong, we invest heavily on research and development," said vice-president for market Ed Reataza.
At one time, R&D brought up the company’s SKUs or stock keeping units to 400. Today, the number of SKUs have been reduced by half, making it easier to monitor inventories and to keep tabs of what products are moving fast and what are not.
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[Title] => Specialty hams are hot stuff this season
[Summary] => Local meat processors have started flooding the supermarkets, convenience stores and other outlets with their specialty hams, which together with queso de bola and round fruits, make the Christmas tables of Filipino homes complete.
With actual sales of P800 million last year, local meat processors are expecting either the same volume of sales this year, or slightly higher than last year’s.
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[Title] => Meat processors bullish despite economic crisis
[Summary] => Despite the economic crisis, the meat processing industry is bullish on Christmas ham sales this year, citing Filipino tradition as the saving factor, market players said. The industry registered flat growth during the first half due to the mad cow disease scare.
But according to Eduardo R. Reataza, vice president for sales and marketing of CDO, processors are expected to cash in on the speciality hams business because Filipinos associate Christmas with merry making and feasting.
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"Because of the educational background of our founder, Cora Dairo-Ong, we invest heavily on research and development," said vice-president for market Ed Reataza.
At one time, R&D brought up the company’s SKUs or stock keeping units to 400. Today, the number of SKUs have been reduced by half, making it easier to monitor inventories and to keep tabs of what products are moving fast and what are not.
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With actual sales of P800 million last year, local meat processors are expecting either the same volume of sales this year, or slightly higher than last year’s.
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But according to Eduardo R. Reataza, vice president for sales and marketing of CDO, processors are expected to cash in on the speciality hams business because Filipinos associate Christmas with merry making and feasting.
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December 6, 2001 - 12:00am
