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DTI-Sarangani Conducts Business Opportunities Training
DTI-Sarangani Conducts Business Opportunities Training
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DTI-Sarangani Conducts Business Opportunities TrainingBy: Nelly Nita N. DilleraThe Department of Trade & Industry – Sarangani Provincial Office conducted a series of Business Opportunities Seminar and Skills Training under the Comprehensive Livelihood and Emergency Employment Program or CLEEP. In a Report made by DTI- Sarangani Provincial Director Nenita Barroso to the DTI-12 Regional Director  Ibrahim K. Guiamadel, she said among the trainings conducted were:Techno- Transfer on banana catsup making from cardaba & cavendish bananas, coco- based food product processing like coco jam and nata de coco; and street food processing like bibingka, banana cue, barbeque, side street carenderias and grill stalls operation. An Orientation on Good Manufacturing Practices was also conducted to ensure that the food producers are properly guided in producing food products that are safe to eat. This is also a pre-requisite to getting Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD) registration or license to operate. The training were conducted in Alabel, Sapu Padidu and Malapatan , Saranggani Province last March 17 and 24, and April 14, 2009.  The targets of these activities were the unemployed, plain housewives, less fortunate, returning expatriates, workers in the export industry and the out-of-school youth. Such activities aims to protect the affected and most vulnerable sectors from threats and consequences of reduced or lost income as a result of the global economic crisis. The activities were being facilitated with the partnership of the DTI -12 and DOH-12 under the CLEEP Program. This is a regular program conducted every Tuesday at the different municipalities of the provinces and barangays in the cities. Please coordinate with nearest DTI office for schedules.
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