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Business owners, local leaders, and government officials met at AIM Makati to discuss current waste management policies.

Business Community, Stakeholders Back a Circular Economy Through Legislation

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The demand for ube is not the problem; structure is. The window is open for the Philippines to supply the world’s ube needs, but long-term production reliability decides whether it stays that way.

The Purple Gold Rush: Can the Philippines Keep Up With the Global Demand for Ube?

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From solar panels and plant-based menus to green data centers, here's how Jollibee, Ascott, AyalaLand Logistics, and Digital Edge scale sustainably.

How Philippine Companies Scale Sustainably: Lessons from Four Industries

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BCG Manila published a study titled “The Filipino Abroad” that offers key takeaways on overseas Filipino workers, as well as how businesses can design products for them.

How OFWs Drive Cross-Border Family Finances

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Transforming post-consumer plastic into school chairs demonstrates a viable concept for keeping waste out of waterways while fostering early childhood eco-literacy.

Upcycled Plastic Infrastructure Turns Waste Into Environmental Education

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Posh Skin’s pimple patches are meant to be seen, and signal a cultural shift around skincare and self-image among Filipinos.

How Posh Skin Co. Turned Pimple Patches Into a Self-Expression Movement Among Young Filipinos

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Retailers, logistics firms, manufacturers, and hotels in the Philippines prove that scaling and sustainability can go together. Photo by Towfiqu barbhuiya on Pexels.

How Philippine Businesses Are Embedding Sustainability Into Their Growth Strategies

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A TransUnion report shows that while digital fraud is widespread in the Philippines, individual financial losses remain relatively low.

Filipinos Face Widespread Digital Fraud Exposure Despite Lower Financial Losses, TransUnion Finds

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