Negosyo Center Tabuk City, Kalinga

02/06/2026

📢 📢 𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗘𝗫𝗛𝗜𝗕𝗜𝗧𝗢𝗥𝗦!

Be part of the Matagoan Trade Fair 2026 in celebration of the 19th Tabuk City Founding Anniversary!

We are inviting local entrepreneurs, farmers, producers, artisans, and creative makers to showcase their products and services at this exciting event.

Registration is now open!
Deadline of Registration : June 11, 2026

For inquiries and registration assistance, please visit the City Cooperative and Enterprise Development Office (CCEDO) located at the Legislative Building, Tabuk City Hall.
Look for Ms. Emilia A. Battoyong

31/05/2026

In celebration of the Papal Nuncio’s visit to Kalinga, we proudly bring forward the best of our local MSMEs.

Visit the Kalinga MSMEs Mini Fair at Saint William’s Cathedral and experience quality products crafted with culture, creativity, and resilience—showcasing the pride of Kalinga entrepreneurship.

📍Saint William’s Cathedral, Bulanao, Tabuk City
📅 May 30 - June 2, 2026

Come, support our local MSMEs.

26/05/2026

📣 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAVINGS ALERT!

Get ready for the Diskwento Caravan: Balik Eskwela Edition happening on June 3–7, 2026 at the Dagupan Public Market!
As an annual initiative, this caravan aims to help families manage their school and office supply budgets by bringing quality essentials at more affordable prices.

✅ Notebooks, ballpens, pencils
✅ School bags & uniforms
✅ Umbrellas, lunchboxes, and more!

This activity is made possible through the partnership of DTI with the Local Government Unit of Tabuk City, through the City Market Operations and Management Division, and our participating retailers who are committed to corporate social responsibility by offering quality products at discounted rates.

Practical shopping. Smart spending. Happy back-to-school!
Mark your calendars and shop wisely for the school year ahead!

25/05/2026

Experience the rich flavors and craftsmanship of Kalinga at the product showcase during the 1st LUMIN-AWA International Multi-Disciplinary Research Conference at Kalinga State University – Teatro, Bulanao Campus, from May 25–27, 2026! 🌽🌶️ 🥜

In collaboration with the university, local MSMEs proudly present authentic Kalinga products such as traditional Kalinga bongor, assorted chili products, fruit vinegars, peanut products, fruit ice cream, sweet delicacies, and many more. Don’t miss this chance to support local entrepreneurs and discover proudly made Kalinga products!

For product inquiries, you may contact:
- Prima-Ren food Products
- Bellas Beads
- Christine Bingcan Babalan
- Masherep Chichanin
- Marietta Flores Villamayor

Visit the showcase and bring home the taste and culture of Kalinga! 💛❤️🧡

24/05/2026

Negosyo Center Tabuk City, in partnership with Department of Social Welfare and Development Kalinga, successfully conducted a Microenterprise Training for the Dupag Bumaluwan SLPA at Brgy. Dupag, Tabuk City.

As part of the activity, participants were oriented on product labeling requirements to help ensure compliance and improve market readiness. The training also supported the participants in developing proper product labels for their locally produced red rice and ground robusta coffee.

21/05/2026

Congratulations to our Kalinga Coffee Farmers for bringing pride and honor to the province by securing top placements in both the Arabica and Robusta Categories during the 2nd Northern Luzon Coffee Quality Competition!
ARABICA CATEGORY
Top 1 – Erwin Mangaoang
Hidden Hills Resort and Coffee Farm
ROBUSTA CATEGORY
Top 1 – Olivia Imperial
Gawidan Mallin-awaan Marketing Cooperative
Top 4 – Estrella Balnao
Gawidan Mallin-awaan Marketing Cooperative
Top 9 – Filisa Batawang
Gawidan Mallin-awaan Marketing Cooperative
These achievements reflect the dedication, passion, and hard work of Kalinga’s coffee farmers and producers who continue to elevate the quality and reputation of KALINGA Coffee.

21/05/2026

🌾✨ Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita + Diskwento Caravan Back-to-Back! ✨🌾
Get ready for a day of fresh finds, farm-to-table goodness, and budget-friendly deals!
Join us on May 22, 2026 at the Capitol Grounds, Bulanao, Tabuk City for the Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita of the Department of Agriculture, in partnership with DTI’s Diskwento Caravan.
Support our local farmers and MSMEs while enjoying:
🛒 Fresh and affordable agricultural products
💸 Discounted essential goods
🤝 Direct farmer-to-consumer market experience
Let’s continue promoting sustainable agriculture and accessible prices for every Filipino! 🌱
📍 See you there! Bring your eco-bags and your pamilya, ka-Kadiwa! 💚

🌾✨ Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita + Diskwento Caravan Back-to-Back! ✨🌾

Get ready for a day of fresh finds, farm-to-table goodness, and budget-friendly deals!
Join us on May 22, 2026 at the Capitol Grounds, Bulanao, Tabuk City for the Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita of the Department of Agriculture, in partnership with DTI’s Diskwento Caravan.

Support our local farmers and MSMEs while enjoying:
🛒 Fresh and affordable agricultural products
💸 Discounted essential goods
🤝 Direct farmer-to-consumer market experience
Let’s continue promoting sustainable agriculture and accessible prices for every Filipino! 🌱

📍 See you there! Bring your eco-bags and your pamilya, ka-Kadiwa! 💚

12/05/2026

📣 DTI-Kalinga Diskwento Caravan Returns!
In continued response to the ongoing energy emergency, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) – Kalinga, in partnership with the Department of Agriculture through KADIWA ni Ani at Kita, will conduct another Diskwento Caravan on May 18, 2026.

🛒 Enjoy discounted grocery items and fresh vegetable produce—making quality and affordable essentials more accessible to our kababayans.

This initiative aims to help ease the financial burden of households by bringing basic necessities and agri-products closer to the community at reduced prices.

11/05/2026

DTI Kalinga, through the OTOP Next Gen Program, successfully conducted the 3-Day Training on “Material Mix and Match: Integrating Kalinga Weave and Natural Materials for Sustainable Bag Design” last May 6–8, 2026 at the DTI-Kalinga Provincial Office, with fifteen (15) MSMEs from the Wearables and Homestyle sectors actively participating.

During Days 1 and 2, Ms. Edna Bautista-Norial of Love Nature Farm introduced participants to the intricate process of cacao leaves fossilization - from leaf selection and cleaning, leaf dyeing, drying and pressing, proper gluing techniques, to varnishing — transforming cacao leaves into elegant, handcrafted creations. At the end of Day 2, participants produced fossilized cacao wall frames, wall decor, lamps, and fashion accessories that highlighted both creativity and sustainability.

On Day 3, Ms. Jajie Bula-ay of Jajie’s Native Fashion shared her expertise in sustainable bag design by combining fossilized cacao leaves with the Kalinga textile, resulting in unique and innovative handcrafted bags. The combination of cacao leaves and woven accents creates a unique eco-friendly fashion piece inspired by nature and local craftsmanship. The use of cacao leaves as material demonstrated how agricultural by-products can be transformed into high-value handcrafted products, opening opportunities for MSMEs to develop eco-friendly and market-driven innovations while promoting environmental sustainability, resourcefulness, and the appreciation of locally available materials.

This initiative reflects DTI Kalinga’s continued commitment to empowering local MSMEs, preserving indigenous craftsmanship, and promoting sustainable and innovative product development rooted in culture and creativity.