ANGELES CITY — The 5th Kambal Festival Trade Fair, organized by the Angeles City government under the leadership of Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin, Jr., has successfully generated P270,110 in total sales.
The trade fair, held from October 15 to 26, 2024, at Plaza Anghel, Museo Ning Angeles, highlights a wide range of locally-made Angeleño products from the city’s One Town One Product (OTOP) store.
Mayor Lazatin reiterated the city’s commitment to supporting homegrown businesses, hosting the event as part of the Fiestang Kuliat celebration.
Among the member-merchants who participated in the trade fair are Impact Balibago Arts and Crafts (IBAC), K’s Creations, Tamayuq, Izzamway, Teresa’s Mashroom, Woodcraft by Madison, Tabak’s, Cutud Weavers, Ellen Turla, Flores Handicraft, Micary Fragrance, Super EC, Tsokola-T, Glitz and Glamz, A Taste of Angel’s Food Delights, Macabebest Halo-halo, Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita, and Organics Farmers.
The OTOP store, revitalized in 2019 as a flagship project of the Lazatin administration, continues to be a vital platform for supporting and promoting local entrepreneurs, helping them in their livelihood.
The OTOP store of the city government is being supervised by Chief Adviser IC Calaguas and Executive Assistant IV Reina Manuel managed by the Angeles City Economic Development and Investment Promotion Office head Irish Bonus-Llego.
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