Marcos inaugurates Sariaya flour mill
Marcos noted the state-of-the-art facility will significantly increase flour production by 3,500 metric tons daily.
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Daily TribuneMarcos noted the state-of-the-art facility will significantly increase flour production by 3,500 metric tons daily.
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. leads the switch-on ceremony during the inauguration of the new Universal Robina Corporation flour milling plant at Sariaya, Quezon yesterday. Joining the President are URC’s chairman Lance Y. Gokongwei, and president and CEO Irwin C. Lee.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday led the inauguration of Universal Robina Corporation’s (URC) 10-hectare flour milling plant in Sariaya, Quezon.
In his speech, Marcos said the inauguration of the facility was a “milestone that will shape the future of the Philippine food industry.”
He highlighted URC’s vital role in bolstering food security, economic stability and innovation in the country.
“At a time when every grain counts, this establishment will aid in ensuring that our people will have the resources they need to nourish themselves and the future of our nation,” Marcos said.
“With this new plant, URC has positioned itself as a key player in our nation’s food security, driving economic stability and innovation,” he added.
Marcos noted the state-of-the-art facility will significantly increase flour production by 3,500 metric tons daily.
He said this capacity will meet the growing demands of the local market and ensure the availability of high-quality food products for Filipinos.
Marcos recognized URC’s commitment to sustainability, innovation and integrated advanced technologies aimed at reducing waste, enhancing operational efficiency and minimizing its carbon footprint.
He also highlighted the plant’s role in addressing the country’s nutritional needs and reducing its environmental impact.
“The inauguration of URC’s flour milling plant represents a significant step forward for the Philippine food industry, ensuring greater food security and reaffirming the nation’s capacity for sustainable and innovative growth,” Marcos said.
