LINGAYEN –Things are looking up for the fifteen Pangasinan exporters who are busy preparing for their participation in the US Diversity Business Exposition on October 3-4 in California, USA.

This early, their export products are already featured on the website of the California-based Pangasinan-USA Brotherhood Association (PUBA) to give prospective importers a preview of what to expect from Pangasinan participants.

According to PUBA president Eddie Ferrer, the added feature in the organization’s website is one of the marketing activities that PUBA has embarked on in addition to regular meetings with prospective buyers.

This was conveyed by Ferrer in his letter to the technical working group (TWG) for Product Development and Export Promotion last July 6.

A committee was also organized in coordination with the expo organizers to primarily assist in the marketing activities of the Pangasinan delegation.

The Expo convenors include the City of Artesia, Artesia Chamber of Commerce, Filipino-American Chamber of Commerce, Southern Corridor, Expo Committee Members and PB-USA Brotherhood.

Vice Gov. Jose Ferdinand Calimlim, Jr. already left for US last July 7 to meet PUBA and the committee to finalize the delegation’s activities

The province will represent the country in the two-day exposition that will be participated in by 13 developing countries in Asia.

The delegation is composed of Pangasinan Tropical Fruits MPC (dried and pickled mango), Rotico Products (peanut brittle), Dam Good Stuff (fashion accessories), DOREVI products (bamboo craft), Bandulf Industries (woodcraft wooden products), JE’s and JB’s Bagoong  (fish sauce) and Aguinaldo Interiors (toy chest and hampers);

Crafter’s Joy (handicraft), Connie’s Furniture, GEM Handicraft (Native flower décor), MArmont Enterprise (buri bayong), Dragon Fruit Farm (fresh dragonfruit) ) BBLM Unistar, Inc (bamboocraft furniture) and VWT Enterprises (native handicrafts). (PIO)

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