More than 160 micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from across the Philippines are showcasing their products at the Sandugo One Town, One Product (Otop) Trade Expo 2026, reinforcing Bohol’s position as a growing hub for entrepreneurship and local industries.
Tag: small and medium enterprises
Bohol, FDA agree to make food safety training to local MSMEs
With the province’s prominence in tourism and food intricately an integral part of it, the Provincial Government of Bohol has collaborated with the country’s Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) to make available to Bohol micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) into food production, training and workshops in health and product safety.
Bohol’s Jojie’s Bakeshop Top 3 in 2024 Presidential Awards for MSMEs
Jojie’s Bakeshop on Wednesday, July 10, received the award as Top 3 finalist of the 2024 Presidential Awards for Outstanding Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
Sandugo Night Market food sales reach P7.2M
From July 1-20, Bohol’s investment in support of the calamity and pandemic stricken micro, small and medium enterprises in the Sandugo Night Market has grossed sales reaching P7,201,435.
MSMEs hit by Typhoon Odette receive immediate assistance from DTI.
The Department of Trade and Industry-Bohol has distributed Negosyo Kits to 150 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) situated at worst-hit towns of the province.
20th Negosyo Center in Bohol launched in Antequera town
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) – Bohol opened its Negosyo Center (NC) – Antequera to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises last December 7, 2021 to promote ease of doing business.
DTI surpasses ‘Craft Fair’ Targets: exhibitors, sales
The Department of Trade and Industry in Bohol breached its P700K sales target, surpassed expectation with 55 exhibitors from 30 micro, small and medium enterprises joining the third blended “Holiday Market and Crafts Fair, which ran at the Activity Center of the Island City mall from November 21-27, 2021.
DTI aids MSMEs to shift to e-COMMERCE
While the COVID-19 outbreak caused mandatory stay-at-home orders for residents and closed down all “non-essential” brick-and-mortar businesses, many intrepid micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) quietly eased into the internet to stay connected with their customers.
26 mitapos sa KMME Bohol Batch 5
Nakuha nga halos libre sa 26 ka mga mamumuhunan gikan sa micro, small ug medium enterprises (MSME) sa Bohol ang pagtapos sa 12 ka subsob nga semana sa pagbaid sa salabutan ug katakus aron isipon nga gradwado sa ika lima nga hugna sa Kapatid Mentor Micro Enterprises (KMME) sa Bohol Oktubre 23.