Region 3 MSME Success Stories

  • A group of people gathered in a decorated area featuring green and yellow floral arrangements. Some individuals are standing while others are seated, wearing colorful shirts with various designs. The background is adorned with green drapery and hanging white flowers.

    Together they Rise

    “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – GRICPC The Gupa Rural Improvement Club Producers Cooperative (GRICPC) is a shining example of what a united community can achieve with determination and a shared vision. On March 15, 2025, after years of perseverance, the cooperative...
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  • A booth at a craft fair labeled 'ALAB ARTS AND CRAFTS TRADING' displays various handmade items. The booth features dreamcatchers, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and other jewelry items hanging on racks and displayed on tables. There are also mugs and other small crafts for sale. A person stands behind the table in the center of the booth.

    Nag-aALAB na Negosyo

    “Noong college ako, taga-set up ako ng Ate ko tuwing sumasali siya sa mga bazaar sa Manila. Gumagawa na ako noon ng mga necklaces na pinapa-display ko sa kanya. Hindi ko alam na preparation na pala sa akin iyon sa pagkakaroon ng sariling negosyo.” Ms. Analyn G. Reopta, the...
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  • A selfie captures three smiling individuals at an outdoor booth for "Agon C Honey Calamansi Juice," with samples and promotional materials visible.

    A Squeeze of Fresh Juice

    “You do not give up when you fail, things do not go as you wanted it to be.”  This is a living advice from business owner Marishel Dizon, owner of T-Masipag Food Products Trading. From the fallen fruits of the lemon plants in her garden, Marishel made lemonade drinks...
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  • Several pairs of handmade slippers with jute soles and denim straps are displayed on a light-colored surface. The slippers have a rustic, artisanal appearance, with frayed edges on the denim straps. Behind the slippers, various woven bags and other handcrafted items made from natural fibers are visible, suggesting a collection of eco-friendly or traditionally made products. The background is somewhat cluttered with more of these woven materials. The lighting is bright and even, focusing attention on the slippers and bags. Given the context of the previous images and the likely location, these could be Filipino-made crafts.

    A Sack of Masterpiece

    According to Steve Jobs, the only way to do great things is to love what you do.  This can be compared to the story of a 45-year-old woman named Maria Corazon Sagun from Victoria in the Province of Tarlac, who is deeply in love with arts and crafts. Sometime...
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  • A woman stands smiling in front of a wooden display shelf filled with various jars and bottles of food products. A banner above reads "NIKOS HOMEMADE FOOD PRODUCTS". The woman is wearing glasses, a patterned dress, and a dark sheer jacket, and she has a name tag hanging around her neck. The shelves are stocked with items that appear to be preserved foods, sauces, or condiments. A small potted plant sits on the top shelf. The setting suggests a trade show or a small business showcasing its products. Based on the branding, the business is likely named "Nikos" and specializes in homemade food items.

    From P600 Capital to Hundreds of Success

    In Filipino culture, pickling is a cherished tradition that preserves food and enhances its flavor. Dishes like atsara (made from green papaya, carrots, and bell peppers) or pico (pickled fish or seafood) are common side dishes or condiments. These pickled foods not only add flavor but also extend the...
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Malikhain St. cor. Maagap St. Diosdado Macapagal Government Center, Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga

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