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Tindahan ni Tarsee

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  1. Tindahans are usually modest, often operating from a garage, porch, or part of a living room.

    The tindahan makes a neighborhood

    The economic influence of the tindahan becomes more apparent when it is viewed as part of the country’s vast retail network.

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  3. FIRST Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos was in a playful mood as she engaged with members of the Malacañang Press Corps at the Presidential Communications Office on Tuesday, 14 April 2026.

    Liza thrilled by Tindahan Grocery

    First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos thanked Canada and the Filipino community for their warm welcome, highlighting her visit to Richmond’s Tindahan Grocery, a…

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  4. Meet Tarsee

    Meet Tarsee

    Meet Tarsee, Daily Tribune’s observant mascot—always on the move, quietly watching everything and delivering sharp, witty commentary that hits where it matters…

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  8. Tarsee Christmas Village opens The annual ‘Tindahan Ni Tarsee’ welcomes shoppers of authentic, unique Filipino finds at the Festival Mall in Ayala Alabang, Muntinlupa City. Led by DAILY TRIBUNE president Willie Fernandez (left), the opening yesterday was graced by distinguished guests including former Senator Cynthia Villar, Tourism Undersecretary Shalimar Hofer Tamano and Muntinlupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon. Standing behind is Nick Wilwayco, Maya’s head of Public Affairs and Communications. Not in photo are Vice Mayor Stephanie Teves-Wong, Maya’s Joms Ramirez, SB Corp’s Wally Calderon and Kaunlad Pinoy’s Choi Napoles. The event, running until Sunday, 7 December, exhibits unique Filipino-made products and gastronomic offerings.

    Villar, Biazon prod MSMEs to multiply

    Former Senator Cynthia Villar and Muntinlupa officials highlight the vital role of MSMEs in driving the Philippine economy, promoting financial support, soft…

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  11. Yule show at Tarsee town Daily Tribune Publisher and President Willie Fernandez and Muntinlupa City Mayor Ruffy Biazon (fourth and fifth from left) cut the ribbon to open the 3rd edition of Tindahan ni Tarsee at Festival Mall, Alabang. At the ceremony are (from left) Maya NCR regional head Joms Ramirez II (partly hidden), Frederick Imson of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office Corporate Planning Department, Festival Mall VP for corporate marketing Denice Rae Lagayan, Fernandez, Biazon, Assistant Secretary Inna Loyola, Strategic Communications and Public Affairs, Department of Tourism; and Kaunlad Pinoy Rep. Coco Martin. Different handicrafts and other indigenous products were on display during the three-day event.

    Empowering entrepreneurs through innovation

    Empowering SMEs: DAILY TRIBUNE's Tindahan ni Tarsee initiative helps entrepreneurs overcome financial and logistical barriers, offering affordable mall spaces…

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  12. The "Tindahan ni Tarsee" officially opened Friday, 13 December 2024, at Festival Mall, Alabang, putting the spotlight on micro, small, and medium enterprises.

    MSMEs take center stage at Tindahan ni Tarsee

    Discover the vibrant world of MSMEs at the third edition of 'Tindahan ni Tarsee' in Festival Mall, Muntinlupa City. Over 40 merchants showcase unique culinary…

    1 MIN READ