A gourmet experience direct from nature®
Eighth Wonder Heirloom Rice creates an outstanding culinary experience. Each variety has its own distinctive flavor and aroma, as well as extraordinary taste and texture. The rice is highly aromatic, distinctively delicious, visually beautiful and cooks in 20 to 25 minutes!
Varieties:
- Kalinga Unoy 1lb
- Tinawon Fancy 1 lb
- Tinawon White 1lb
- Ulikan Red 1lb
Eighth Wonder, Inc. is a socially responsible business that is importing select varieties of heirloom rice from the famed mountain terraces of the Philippine.
Eighth Wonder operates in more than 18 communities, directly supporting sustainable agriculture and socio-economic development. We are furthering the model of fair trade to include farmers as full economic partners in this international business.
Together we are building a bridge between the centuries-old tradition of growing rice and the economic opportunities of the 21st century.
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Eighth Wonder, Inc.
Email: cordillera.rice@gmail.com
Website: http://www.heirloomrice.com/
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Manila Welcome Industrial Corporation is a handicraft export company established in January 1989. The Company was first located at Dona Felisa Syjuco Building with just an office and a showroom. At that time they only have four people running the business namely; a merchandiser, a secretary, a driver and the general manager.
Since the company have no warehouse to speak of; most of our deliveries go straight to the showroom. After this humble experience, they then partly shared a warehouse together with another company. After this warehouse sharing, the company decided to rent a warehouse of its own in Pasay City in late 1989.
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Manila Welcome Industrial Corporation
Blk 3 Lot 2 Golden Mile Business Park, Bo. Maduya, Carmona, Cavite 4116 Philippiness
Tel No +63 2 42948790
Fax No+63 46 4301505
Email: mwic@mwic.com.ph
Initially started as a company that manufactures garments for babies in 1989 – doing orders mainly for Australia, Europe and the United States of America until 1995,
Kardelle Industries, Inc. shifted into a company that designs and manufactures Christmas ornaments in order to survive the time when the garments exportation industry in the Philippines began to go on a downswing.
Since the reception for the ornaments was good, expansion of products was inevitable. It added Christmas trees and other decors to its product line and moved on to produce an all-season collection for the home using all natural materials as embellishments. It was such a hit – mostly in the United States of America. Hong Kong, Europe and in the Middle East countries, earning substantial yet very significant amounts during the years 1998 to 2004 amidst the gloomy export situation.
In 2006, Kardelle decided to shift its focus once again to the production of Christmas decors and ornaments as new materials and styling came in with the times. At present, the company continually upgrades its designs, develops new ideas and comes up with distinct collections in order to penetrate a wider audience in the international arena while staying true to its mission – which is to showcase Pinoy artistry and creativity at its finest.
Recently, the company has begun to offer selected products to the local Philippine market in order to share and let them be kept abreast with what Kardelle continues to offer.
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Kardelle Industries, Inc.
90 J. Abad Santos St., Heroes Hill, Quezon City, Philippines 1100
Telephone: (632) 374-3726
Fax: (632) 374-3856
Email : inquiry@kardelle.com
The company started out in 1986 as a basket manufacturer supplying various handicraft products to various Philippine exporters. From humble beginnings as a home-based business, the products manufactured then were baskets mostly of rattan and wicker. As the company gained more experience over time, the product line expanded into home decoration and home storage baskets making use of a variety of organic renewable materials. Our baskets are delicately handcrafted by the fine hands of Filipino craftsmen.
In 1994, the company finally decided to export directly and started sending its handmade products to the Americas, Europe, and all over Asia.
Today, the company is now known as a reliable source of houseware baskets especially for the kitchen and for storage baskets. All our products are still handmade using various natural materials including abaca, buri, hyacinth, wicker, among others. We are known for producing affordable Houseware, Caddies, Storage, Hampers and prepack assortments .
The company, due to popular demand, has also started serving the local market with its growing taste for high-quality, handmade baskets. We sell to both institutional customers and directly to consumers through various retail events. Please see our "News" page for more details.
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ENRIQUEZ HANDICRAFT INC.
#11 Mayflower St., Greenland Village, Cainta, 1900 Rizal
Tel. no. : +63 (2) 782-3394;
Fax : +63 (2) 570-0151
Mobile: +63 (920) 945-9972
E-mail : brian@enriquezhandicraft.com, lve@pldtdsl.net
Established in July 23, 1987, Craft Mill, Inc. is a multi-awarded, Filipino-owned manufacturing firm that takes pride in its environment-friendly creations, its clean, consistent workmanship, & its distinct style that has managed to stay abreast of trends, while still retaining the original character that sets Craft Mill apart from other handicraft producers & exporters also using paper, fabric, leather & natural materials that are indigenous to the Philippines.
Aside from being a viable business, Craft Mill has embraced as part of its mission to teach skills to the unemployed members of marginalized communities near its factory, including home-crafts that could help idle housewives be productive and earn a living. It is probably one of the few handicraft companies with the capability of training and developing groups of subcontractors in their own factory, before establishing their separate, independent workshop.
Craft Mill has also assumed the task of sharing its sophistication in design and concept with weavers around the archipelago, with the goal of elevating their level of quality, and teaching them consistency and an improved "sense of deadlines".
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Craft Mill
238 Gen OrdoƱez St., Marikina Heights, Marikina City 1810, Philippines
Telephone:
(+632) 941-4232 / 948-0520 / 998-8165
Telefax:
(+632) 941-5238 / 475-2109
E-mail:
craftmil@craftmil.com
craftmill@pldtdsl.net
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A small business that started in the early 70's producing guitars for retailers in Manila. In the early 90's it opened its own store named J.R. Guitars. The small store gave way to a bigger retail outlet in 2006 and was renamed Little Indians' Camp.
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Chestone Guitars - Little Indians' Camp
10 San Anton St., Guagua, Pampanga, Philippines
Mobile: +63 (920) 969-8088
https://www.facebook.com/pampanga.guitars
Buena Mano, meaning "good hand", produces exquisitely handicrafted treasures, Christmas and holiday decors, giftwares, gift boxes, and other novelty items. The company owes its success to its strict adherence to high quality standards and its commitment to develop innovative and trend-setting products enabling the company to capture the high-end international market.
In the beginning, the company produced "smocked Christmas bells"; years later it has shifted to "tapestry cord-decorated Christmas bells"; "beads on velvet and satin fabrics" in various colors. The shift paved the way for more buyers to access the now diversified product lines consequently increasing sales.
Buena Mano's product development team continues to develop new designs and items to add to its current product portfolio. "We're always the first to come up with something new, and that's the reason why we are surviving" says Ms. Villa-Real, president.
Ms. Villa-Real insists that quality is the company's passport to exporting, hence, it conducts regular training and briefing on quality standards to its workers including the subcontractors. Moreover, the training helped draw-out creative inclinations of employees, aside from improving their capabilities in materials management and other skills", Villa-Real reveals.
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BUENA MANO CRAFTS, INC.
Lot 47-U Quail Run Drive, Victoria Valley, Antipolo City, Rizal, Philippines
Tel # +63 (02) 658-48-63 / +63 (02) 658-27-11
Fax # +63 (02) 658-27-10
Email: marlane@buenamano.com
Bravo Manila Export Corporation is an established manufacturer/exporter of World Class Philippine made products.
We maintain competitive edge through our conscientious drive for quality, balanced beautifully by price. You will find that the perceived value of our items far exceed its tag price, giving our buyers the satisfaction of a higher than average sales turnover.
Further, we have an able Research and Development team that can expand and develop products, in line with your specific themes.
Browsing at Bravo Manila for unique gifts is easy. From our featured products to Christmas decors, we have them all right at your fingertips. Our products people are always on standby to answer all your inquiries. Please take time to view our Bravo Manila Export Corporation portal.
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BRAVO MANILA CORPORATION
4th Floor Orcel II Bldg., 1611 Quezon Avenue
Quezon City, Philippines
Telephone +63 (02) 411-1343 / +63 (02) 922-1944 loc. 105 and 102
Fax: +63 (02) 411-1356
Email: arlenefernandez@bravomanila.com
Sales: olive@bravomanila.com
Arambi Manufacturing Corporation is a manufacturer and exporter of the latest styles in natural dried decors and accessories.
We export mainly in Europe and ship 7 40-foot containers per week. Our factory is 10,000 square meters with 400 skilled workers with good quality control and production facilities.
Arambi has been manufacturing and exporting various products since 1976. Thus, we assure you good quality with low price.
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ARAMBI MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
Office Address: Unit G. Goldland Bldg, 528 Banawe St,, Quezon City, Philippines
Tel no. (632)5594195, 5594197, 5593325
Fax: (632)3536828
Email: info@arambi.com
Website : www.arambi.com