BACOLOD CITY – Beverage giant Coca-Cola Philippines has forged partnerships with three institutions to boost the productivity of small sugarcane farmers in Negros Occidental.
BACOLOD CITY – Beverage giant Coca-Cola Philippines has forged partnerships with three institutions to boost the productivity of small sugarcane farmers in Negros Occidental.
To formalize the initiatives, the Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines Inc. (CCFPI) entered into separate memoranda of agreement with the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA), Philippine Sugar Research Institute (PHILSURIN), and SIMAG Foundation for the implementation of various projects that will benefit sugar block farmers in the province.
CCFPI president Cecile Alcantara said during the signing rites held at the 21 Restaurant on Thursday afternoon the partnerships mark a new phase in their initiatives for Negros Island. “We want to renew our commitment to the sugar farmers, particularly in providing water for their farms,” she said.
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