Showing posts with label NutriAsia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NutriAsia. Show all posts

Friday, September 10, 2021

Silver Swan and Datu Puti remain Filipinos’ favorite food brands in 2020

Silver Swan and Datu Puti remain beloved staples in Filipinos’ kitchens as two of the Most Chosen Food Brands in 2020, according to the 2021 Kantar Asia Brand Footprint report.

The recently released report found that Silver Swan rose in the rankings by one place as it bagged the Top 2 Most Chosen Brand in the FMCG Category in 2020 with almost 500 million Consumer Reach Points. 

Datu Puti also ascended one spot in claiming the Top 12 Most Chosen Brand in the same category and retained its position as the Top 4 Most Chosen Brand in Food. Meanwhile, UFC also garnered the 12th Most Chosen Brand in Food of 2020.

Sunday, June 13, 2021

NutriAsia Launches its Latest Green Innovation in Bonifacio Global City!

Meet the newest eco-friendly spot in the Philippines! NutriAsia, the country’s leading producer of well-loved condiments and sauces, has launched a new kind of sustainability hub with multiple features that help Filipinos embrace a greener way of living. Strategically located at the bus stop along 30th street beside Track 30th in Bonifacio Global city (BGC), the NutriAsia EcoStation is a convenient neighborhood haven that people can enjoy.

The NutriAsia EcoStation is an eco-friendly oasis nestled among the skyscrapers of Bonifacio Global City

Wednesday, June 9, 2021

The best way to show your mom some love, no matter the occasion

If there’s anything we love about mothers, it’s the fact that they’re always willing to be a part of their children’s lives, helping them improve in every way. That’s especially true while families may be spending time apart during the pandemic. We can always find ways to show our heartfelt love for our moms no matter how challenging it might be right now.

NutriAsia—home of well-loved brands Datu Puti, Silver Swan, UFC, Mang Tomas, and Papa—pays tribute to moms and the idea of showing them our love through the restrictions of the pandemic with a follow-up to their touching and award-winning Mother’s Day video from 2020.

Monday, May 24, 2021

NutriAsia makes Mother’s Day Masarap, Masaya for Quezon City Mothers

NutriAsia, the leading manufacturer and distributor of condiments and sauces in the Philippines, made Mother’s Day more special by distributing gift packs to moms residing in Quezon City.

Underprivileged mothers from across six districts in Quezon City were able to receive gift packs containing various NutriAsia products, allowing them to make the holiday more Masarap, Masaya with their favorite dishes. 

Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Locally provides Taguig frontliners with immune-boosting natural juices

In true Bayanihan spirit, NutriAsia provided essential frontliners from Taguig City with Locally Blended Juice Drink.

Medical and non-medical frontliners in Taguig’s checkpoints, vaccination sites, and barangay enjoyed Locally’s blended juice drink, which are made from fruits cultivated by Filipino farmers. The drinks help the frontliners stay hydrated, energized, and protected from illness as they go about their important duties with the juices’ natural vitamin C.

Some residents in Barangay Fort also received Locally Blended juice drink. Recipients include peace and order personnel, emergency & rescue personnel, day care students, employees of the DSWD barangay base, Health Center Personnel, barangay frontliners, and zone coordinators.

This follows NutriAsia’s donation of boxes of Locally to various hospitals around Metro Manila earlier this month.

“We are truly happy to do our part in ensuring that our brave and dedicated frontliners are hydrated and protected from all illnesses through providing delicious Locally juice drinks that boost their energy and immunity,” said Gretchen King, Category Manager for Beverages at NutriAsia.

“As we donate Locally to our frontliners, we also manage to support our local farm industry, which is key in providing the fruits we use for our drinks.”

The fight against the Covid-19 virus isn’t over. With the invisible enemy still out there, it is still best to arm ourselves with the immunity boost that vitamin C provides. Locally has been handing out immunity and energy boosting natural fruit juices to medical personnel, local government units, mobile markets, military staff, mobile kitchens, and more around the metro since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Together, we can all help each other out in healing and rebuilding our nation. Together, we can all help each other out in healing and rebuilding our nation.


Thursday, May 6, 2021

Locally sends more immune-boosting natural juices to frontliners

In keeping with the Filipino Bayanihan spirit, NutriAsia has sent even more cans and tetra packs of Locally Blended Juice Drink to 23 hospitals and medical centers around Metro Manila.

Healthcare workers from Chinese General Hospital, East Avenue Medical Center, FEU Hospital, Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center, Lung Center of the Philippines, Manila Doctors Hospital, Manila Medical Center, Marikina Doctors Hospital, National Kidney and Transplant Institute, Ospital ng Maynila, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Pasig City General Hospital, Pasig Doctors Medical Center, Philippine General Hospital, Philippine Children’s Medical Center, Philippine Heart Center, QC General Hospital, Rizal Medical Center, San Juan Medical Center, San Lazaro Hospital, St. Luke’s Medical Center, UERM, and United Doctors

Thursday, April 22, 2021

Locally Sends Immune-Boosting Natural Juices to Medical Frontliners

To help the Philippines’ brave medical frontliners boost their immunity from the COVID-19 virus, NutriAsia has sent 2,000 cans and tetra packs of Locally Blended Juice Drink to staff and healthcare workers in The Medical City in Ortigas, Pasig City.

They all enjoyed Locally’s immune-boosting Pomelo, Mango, and Tamarind natural juices, sourced locally from Filipino farmers. The drinks go a long way in helping the Medical City frontliners stay hydrated, energized, and protected from disease and sickness with natural vitamin C.

“We are very grateful for the drinks we’ve received from NutriAsia and Locally,” said Gabriel del Mundo, Head of Relations Management at The Medical City.

Monday, April 12, 2021

Big Wins for NutriAsia at the 18th Philippine Quill Awards!

NutriAsia, the Philippines’ leading distributor and manufacturer of condiments and sauces, earned impressive wins in the recent 18th Philippine Quill Awards for various marketing campaigns and corporate initiatives in 2020.

The company won three Excellence Awards and one Merit Award in the online ceremony last March 25 by the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Philippines.

NutriAsia’s Excellence Awards went to the Locally Superfruits and Locally #ImmUNITY campaigns, as well as the Bring Your Own Bote (BYOB) Zero-Waste initiative.

Locally Superfruits introduced locally sourced nutrient-dense and vitamin-filled fruit juices such as Mangosteen, Passion Fruit, and Dragon Fruit to the Filipino consumer base. Meanwhile, the #ImmUNITY campaign also promoted the personal and economic benefits of locally produced fruit juices. The two-pronged campaign successfully communicated the health benefits of drinking fruit juice while supporting the livelihood of local fruit farmers and communities, both especially relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Friday, December 11, 2020

Chef Tatung Sarthou and NutriAsia team up to release SIMPOL The Cookbook

Chef Myke “Tatung” Sarthou believes in everyone’s innate ability to cook. The popular celebrity chef and restaurateur lives by a tried and tested belief: anyone can cook any dish if the recipe is simple enough. It is in this spirit that Chef Tatung and NutriAsia have partnered to release SIMPOL The Cookbook, his fourth collection of recipes. 

Prior to its publication, NutriAsia has been collaborating with Chef Tatung for more than a year now, churning out exciting and easy-to-cook dishes in his popular livestream show “Eats a Hack” on Chef Tatung’s Simpol Facebook page. 

“NutriAsia is a real champion not just of Philippine cuisine but of nation building as well,” shares Chef Tatung, “With them, I have found a partner that shares my philosophy of making good food achievable for everybody in a simple, practical way.” 

“We’re incredibly happy for Chef Tatung’s milestone in SIMPOL The Cookbook,” said James Lim, Head of Corporate Marketing and Communications, “The long-time partnership between NutriAsia and Chef Tatung is a testament to our shared commitment to helping all kinds of cooks, whether they are newbies or experts, in creating masarap, masaya meals that are easy and affordable.”

It is this partnership that led to the publication of SIMPOL The Cookbook. The cookbook is packed with fuss-free recipes of timeless Filipino favorites.  Coupled with stunning food photography and additional QR codes that lead to videos of Chef Tatung demonstrating the cooking techniques of each recipe, it is a kitchen essential that is guaranteed to inspire, making it a perfect companion for any cook looking for a guide to delicious meals that can be on the table in no time at all.  

 “I really want to be known more as an author, a teacher, and an advocate. Being a chef is just a stepping stone for me to be able to do what I want to do, to understand what I want to understand,” said Chef Tatung.

Get started on making your own masarap, masaya meals at home with Chef Tatung and NutriAsia’s SIMPOL The Cookbook. Grab a copy today on Lazada, Shopee, or leading bookstores nationwide! 

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

NutriAsia empowers Filipino art and creativity during pandemic

As many Filipinos spend more time at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some creative artists have taken the opportunity to hone their skills and artistic expression—and leading Filipino food brand NutriAsia has been at the forefront of this rise in remarkable artistry with their products, campaigns, and support of resourceful local artists.

NutriAsia’s support for the arts during the pandemic started earlier this year with the viral banana catsup art of Nueva Ecija grade 12 student Vincent Paulo. Vincent proved that artists don’t need traditional mediums to create exquisite art by producing portraits of celebrities with UFC Banana Catsup, a staple of their family’s pantry.

“UFC Banana Catsup is always what is in our kitchen and I don't like to stick to the conventional typical artworks that we see,” said Vincent. “I would recommend this because it is unique and easy to find in grocery stores.”

Saturday, October 17, 2020

Filipinos express creativity and support for local through Locally’s #LivinLovinLocal

 

The grand winner is a paper cut artwork submitted 
by Althea Monique which depicts Filipinos 
supporting local shops and goods.

If there’s one thing that’s true about the new normal, it’s that everyone needs to stick together to get through this. Standing as one and our malasakit needs to shine the most through these trying times. It’s great to see that we encounter stories of our kababayans uplifting each other up with supporting local and buying local nowadays.

It is from the same value of malasakit and bayanihan that Locally Blended Juice Drink—the first local brand of uniquely concocted drinks that come from indigenous fruits sourced from the rich and colorful Filipino soil—sought to find the most talented local artists who could also show their support and honor for our local farmers through art.

Last July, the brand put out a call for all kinds of artwork—digital, traditional, or even unconventional— through the #LivinLovinLocal Art Contest, which shows not only the drink, but also their love for the Philippines, all the beautiful things one can find in the country, and most importantly, honouring the hard work of our Filipino farmers and their produce.

Tuesday, August 18, 2020

This Grade 12 artist can make awesome artworks with banana catsup

Artist Vincent Dwight Paulo received various NutriAsia products
which the family can enjoy both for cooking and creating unique artwork
When hard times strike and traditional resources are out of reach, the most creative of us can find ingenious ways to make one-of-a-kind works of art.

This is especially true for Filipinos—and no one proves our resourcefulness and creativity more than this amazing Grade 12 artist, who didn’t need paint or pencils to create artwork. No, Vincent Dwight Paulo from Nueva Ecija uses banana catsup to draw portraits of famous personalities while staying at home during the community quarantine.

While he first started with a catsup portrait back in 2018, it was during the quarantine when he really started honing this unique art skill. “I really engaged myself in doing catsup art since school and art supplies shops were closed,” said Vincent. “I was running out of materials, so I used catsup instead.”

Sunday, June 18, 2017

Joy Ride! By NutriAsia offers new Filipino flavors on the road

People from across age groups recently trooped to the Joy Ride! by NutriAsia food truck in Luneta, eager to have a taste of both traditional and new Filipino comfort food made with quality products of NutriAsia.

According to Dang de Leon, corporate marketing consultant at Nutri-Asia Inc., the food truck goes around the metro serving reimagined local food fare. “We tweak classic Pinoy comfort food to make the taste more appealing to millennials,” she explains, saying that the brand has partnered with GalaStars Culinary, which is headed by renowned chef Ernest Reynoso Gala, “because they know what young people want.”

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