
General Vito Belarmino, a revolutionary leader and local hero of Silang, Cavite, is brought into clearer historical…
‘Slices of a Komikero’s Life’ and ‘Larry Alcala 100 Years × 100 Komikeros’ celebrate the birth centenary of National…

Despite his celebrity status, Xian Lim found that the classroom leveled the playing field. No one was ever starstruck…

Resty Roselle, the long-time personal assistant of actress and Filipino fashion icon Heart Evangelista seems to barking…

The Philippine Readers and Writers Festival (PRWF) is making its long-awaited return this August, bringing together…

LOOK: Local farmers from SM City Calamba proudly display their fresh produce at the SM Weekend Market. | Photo courtesy of SM
What's your take?
Google Preferred Sources
Get more Daily Tribune stories in your search results
Add Daily Tribune as a preferred source on Google Search.
Continue reading
SM Supermalls remains a strong advocate for Micro-, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) through various initiatives.
With 67 percent of its tenants being MSMEs, SM provides affordable retail spaces and scalable packages to support their growth.
Programs like “SM for MSMEs” address key challenges such as high operational costs and competition, while the StartUp Package offers start-up-friendly rental rates and marketing support.
Creating inclusive marketplaces
SM Supermalls champions rural communities as it continues to create inclusive environments where MSMEs and local producers can thrive.
The SM Weekend Market and the Kabalikat sa Kabuhayan Sustainable Livelihood Program, provides essential skills and market opportunities for local producers, supporting local farmers and food suppliers, many of whom benefit from SM Foundation’s programs.