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Philippine Trade Training Center

Course Name: Webpage Development Using Dreamweaver

Time: 8am-5pm
Start Date: Mar 23, 2010
End Date: Mar 24, 2010
Facility: Seminar Room D

Course Type Code: Onsite Learning Courses

Course Category: Business Capability Building Courses

Course Subcategory: IT and Webpage Development Courses

Course Name: Webpage Development Using Dreamweaver

Course Description:
This seminar is designed to provide web designers or developers with the knowledge and hands-on practice to create interactive websites using Dreamweaver.

Duration: 2 days
Free: No
Registration Fee: 2250.00
Contact Person: Gerald David/Lory Alazado
Email: [email protected]…

Philippine Trade Training Center

Course Name: Supervisory Effectiveness for Improved Quality and Productivity

Start Date: Mar 22, 2010
End Date: Mar 24, 2010

Facility: Seminar Room C

Onsite Learning Courses

Course Category: Business Capability Building Courses
Course Subcategory: Quality and Productivity – General Areas

Course Name: Supervisory Effectiveness for Improved Quality and Productivity

Course Description:
This 3 day seminar will equip the participants not only with the technical skills but also with the necessary management skills and qualities of supervisors, thereby increasing their effectiveness in enhancing the company’s competitiveness through improvements in product quality and labor productivity.

Duration: 3 days

Free: No

Registration Fee: 2250.00

Contact Person: Carlo Guiyab

Contact Number:(632) 833-0809; 468-8963 & 64;…

Smith Bell Mini-Hydro Corporation (SBMHC), a 70-% Filipino-owned corporation, will construct and operate a mini-hydro energy plant in Solano, Nueva Vizcaya with a total capacity of 1800kW and and project cost of P180M.

Smith Bell Mini-Hydro Corporation (SBMHC), registered its first project with the Board of Investments (BOI) under Republic Act (R.A.) 9513 otherwise known as the Renewable Energy (RE) Act. The Department of Energy (DOE) endorsed this project to the BOI last February 2010.

“The project is in line with the national policy of encouraging private sector participation  in  power generation to provide additional capacity as unveiled in the Power Development Plan of the energy sector,” said Trade Secretary and Board of Investments Chairman Jesli A. Lapus. “Eventually, with the realization of more RE projects, it will decrease our dependence on imported fossil fuel,”   he …

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For local company, Primex Coco Products Inc. manufacturer of coconut by-products success is sweet when you know the right market for your products.

“Our company is an accredited supplier of big chocolate and confectionary companies all over the world,” said Fatima Velasco, Marketing Manager of Primex Coco. “Popular brands with the likes of Masterfoods, Hersheys, Cadbury, Arnotts, Ferrero Rocher, Nestle, and Kraft source their coconuts needs from Primex,” she added.

Primex Coco is a family owned corporation that ventured into coconut business because of the abundance of coconut in Candelaria, Quezon, a municipality south of Manila. From its simple beginnings the company now has manufacturing plants based in Quezon and in Davao.

“We export our products to all parts of the world but our biggest client is the European market,” Velasco added. Because of the large market share that they …

Philippine dried fruits and tropical fruit juices received increased inquiries from buyers from the Middle East in the recent Gulfood 2010, Middle East’s leading food fair, reported the Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) an attached agency of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).

The Middle East, which imports 90% of its food from overseas has long been a market for Philippine food and beverage companies.

“I received inquiries of processed fruits in container loads from buyers not just from the Middle East but from other regions such as Africa,” said Blesilda Ongchuan, Marketing Director of Q-Phil Product International Trading, Inc. This is the second time for Q-Phil to join Gulfood.

Another Filipino company, FCG Trading Philippines, Inc., brought an assortment of dried fruits such as mango, jackfruit, coconut, papaya, pineapple, melon, and soursop and enjoyed positive …