AC Logistics-CEMEX partnership, CEB Da Nang flight, GSIS award from ARTA, PANDORA unveils new signature styles, COCA-COLA Canlubang Plant celebrates 24 yeara, MPIF-TULONG KAPATID collaboration,

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AC LOGISTICS Partners with Cemex to improve waste management solutions

From left, Christer Gaudiano, CEMEX Philippines director for ERM, sustainability, communications and public affairs; JQ Quesada, WARM COO; Luis Franco, CEMEX Philippines president and CEO; Rene Almendras, AC Logistics president and CEO; Chito Pacheco, WARM president; Santiago Ortiz, CEMEX Philippines VP for operations.

AC Logistics Holdings, Inc. through its wholly owned subsidiary, Waste and Resources Management, Inc. (WARM), and CEMEX Philippines are partnering to develop, construct, operate, and maintain waste management facilities and solutions around the country.

Both companies recognize the growing challenge of managing solid waste in the country. The Philippines is estimated to generate around 40,000 tons of solid waste daily, and this is projected to increase to approximately 105,000 tons by 2025. 

The partnership between CEMEX and WARM aims to provide proactive and sustainable solutions to this growing problem by exploring opportunities aligned with the principles of Republic Act No. 9003 or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000, which empowers institutional mechanisms for solid waste management and resource conservation.

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The partnership agreement aims to improve WARM’s existing waste management facilities that feature various waste processing techniques such as shredding, production of Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF), and materials recovery mechanisms that maximize the value of wastes throughout the operations. 

In alignment with both the CEMEX Future in Action Agenda’s carbon neutrality and Ayala’s net zero greenhouse gas emissions commitment, this partnership symbolizes a unified approach to tackling pressing environmental challenges in the country. Together, CEMEX and WARM are setting a new standard for corporate stewardship and community partnership, marking a valuable step in their ongoing efforts to pioneer innovative, sustainable solutions for waste management. 

Cebu Pacific Launches Manila – Da Nang Flight with Piso Sale

The Philippines’ leading airline is launching its newest destination–Da Nang, Vietnam–with its signature Piso Sale.

Starting December 7, 2023, CEB’s Manila to Da Nang flights will operate thrice a week— every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The flight will depart Manila from 7:30 PM (PH time) and will arrive at 9:30 PM (Vietnam time). The return flight from Da Nang to Manila will operate from 10:30 PM (Vietnam time) to 2:20 AM (PH time).

Da Nang is a popular tourist destination known for its stunning landscapes, luxurious resorts, and rich history. It is also the gateway to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: The Hue Imperial Citadel, My Son Sanctuary, and Hoi An Ancient Town.

From August 22 to 25, 2023, CEB travelers may book flights between Manila and Da Nang for as low as PHP 1 one-way base fare, exclusive of fees and surcharges. The travel period is from December 7, 2023 to March 30, 2024.

Passengers may use their existing Travel Funds to book flights and avail themselves of other add-ons. Cebu Pacific also offers multiple payment options, including payment centers, credit or debit cards, and e-wallets.

Cebu Pacific operates at 35 domestic and 24 international destinations, spanning across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East.

GSIS receives monetary award from ARTA

GSIS PGM Wick Veloso and Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) Director General Ernesto  Perez (center) are flanked by acting EVP of the GSIS Core Business Sector Jason Teng (3rd from left), GSIS Committee on Anti-Red Tape (GCART) chairperson and VP of the GSIS Human Resources Office Vilma Fuentes (3rd from right), acting SVP for NCR Operations Leah Melissa de Leon (2nd from right), and members of the GCART during the ceremonial turnover of the P100K monetary incentive at the GSIS head office on August 18

Pandora launches new signature styles

Pandora introduces new minimalist jewellery styles to the Signature Collection, inspired by a pared-down aesthetic, geometric shapes and clean lines. Expertly crafted, these styles are designed to be worn alone or stacked and layered in multiples.

Bearing the collection’s key design markers of the Pandora logo, pave and clean lines, the lineup includes easy to mix-and-match jewelry featuring graphic shapes and circular motifs for any occasion.

The Pandora Signature styles are designed to be stacked and layered depending on the wearer’s mood and style. From effortless go-to staples to statement pieces, Pandora Signature covers all the bases.

Crafted in sterling silver, select styles such as the Pandora I-D Bangle also feature a two-tone finish that incorporates a mix of Pandora’s unique 14k rose gold-plated unique metal blend and eye-catching sparkling pave.

Hand-finished by Pandora’s skilled craftspeople, each piece shines with the love for craftsmanship and the highest attention to detail. From hand-set stones to filing and polishing, the Pandora Signature collection bears the mark of a longstanding tradition of artisanal precision and passion for jewellery making.

The new pieces are crafted in line with Pandora’s commitment to leadership in sustainability, with all stones being man-made.

Coca-Cola’s Canlubang Plant celebrates 24 years of service to local communities

Coca-Cola’s People First commitment of protecting and supporting its people, partners, and the communities it serves, is demonstrated by Canlubang Plant’s associates who take pride in working together to bring beloved beverages to Filipinos every day.

Given Coca-Cola’s long history in the Philippines, it has become an integral part of many Filipino families’ most treasured traditions, including serving as the perfect companion to countless meals and gatherings. The company’s 18 manufacturing plants across the country ensure this standing, making sure that beloved products reach even the country’s farthest communities.

Among these plants is Coca-Cola’s Canlubang Plant in Laguna, which marks its 24th year of service to Filipinos. Considered as one of Coca-Cola’s mega plants and its biggest manufacturing plant in the Philippines, the Canlubang Plant also operates the two fastest PET carbonated soft drink (CSD) lines in the world.  Since its founding on August 2, 1999, the plant has steadily grown–providing livelihood opportunities to Filipinos and contributing to the growth and health of the local economy.

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Since its opening in 1999, and with every development it has undertaken to improve its service, the Canlubang Plant has become an integral part of Coca-Cola’s footprint in the Philippines, as it has taken on community-building roles in Canlubang communities. The plant has been generating job opportunities for local residents and those from nearby areas throughout the year–a major part of its legacy as a Coca-Cola megaplant.

MPIF, Tulong Kapatid join forces in extensive Typhoon Egay relief efforts

MPIF President, Melody del Rosario (3rd from right) leads the turnover of donations.

Metro Pacific Investments Foundation (MPIF) and Tulong Kapatid, the CSR alliance of foundations and companies under the MVP Group of Companies, have united their efforts to provide aid to the regions devastated by Typhoon Egay. The collaborative initiative encompasses a comprehensive medical mission and relief distribution, targeting communities in Ilocos Norte, Cagayan, Bulacan, Pampanga, Ilocos Sur, and Bataan.

Starting in Ilocos Norte 100 relief goods and 20 water filters were distributed, and in Cagayan, 400 relief goods were dispatched to various barangays by MPIF and Tulong Kapatid.

The relief distribution and medical mission continued in the provinces of Bulacan and Pampanga, providing 500 mats and blankets, along with 40 water filters and essential medicines amounting to PHP 500,000. The Municipality of Guagua, Pampanga, and the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan, also received  the much-needed assistance, with Mayor Agay Cruz and Congressman Boy Cruz, and Mayor Ton Torres, accepting the donation on behalf of their communities.

In Ilocos Sur, 40 sacks of rice were handed over to the province through Governor Jerry Singson.

In Bataan, 50 sacks of rice were donated together with 5 Mwell On the Go bags, and presented to First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos and Bataan Governor Joet Cruz.

The partnership between Metro Pacific Investments Foundation and Tulong Kapatid stands as a testament to the power of collective action in times of crisis, the organizations have managed to extend aid to those affected by Typhoon Egay, embodying the values of compassion, unity, and resilience.

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