The Philippine Star

‘locally’ keeps Asean Summit cool

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Locally by NutriAsia, the first quirky Filipino juice line made with uniquely indigenous local fruits, gave ASEAN Summit participan­ts — that included heads of state and journalist­s from different parts of the globe — a taste of the homegrown goodness of local fruits cultivated in Philippine soil. These are Tamarind My Bell (tamarind),

Pomelong & Lasting Love (pomelo), Save the Best for Sinigue last (siniguelas), Calamansi’z the Day (calamansi), Guyabano-Body But You (guyabano), Mangosteen­ie Minie Mo (mangosteen), and You’ve Dalandan It Again (dalandan).

Gretchen King, group product manager specialty F&B at NutriAsia, revealed that Locally Blended Juice Drinks — which come in eco-friendly bottles or recyclable cans with bright-colored and informativ­e labels — caught the fancy of ASEAN delegates and the foreign press not only because of its creative packaging but also because of its natural ingredient­s and flavors that are proudly Filipino.

“There was no more fitting venue to promote something that’s uniquely and ‘Locally’ Filipino than a gathering of friends and allies from different parts of the world,” King said.

King likewise pointed out that participat­ing in and covering various meetings during the week-long summit must have been tedious. “For this reason, we happily provided our friends from the associatio­n and the media with natural and healthy thirst-quenchers that best evoke Filipino hospitalit­y.”

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Locally provides healthy refreshmen­t to members of the internatio­nal media covering the ASEAN summit in Manila

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