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Report on Cooperative Information for Business Matching REPORT ON COOPERATIVE INFORMATION FOR BUSINESS MATCHING a. Products Classification b. Raw Materails requirements Province/ Name of Cooperative / Classification of Coop as Products Classification Specification Volume of Market Outlets Institutional Province /Municipality Name of Cooperative/ Materials Specifications Vol. of Required Supplier Municipality Address to Assets Micro up to 3M, Grains/ Cereals/ veg/ fruits/ Production Buyers Address Requirement Materials Small 3 to 15M, Medium fish & Aquamarine/ 15 to 100M, Large 100 M livestock/ furniture & above fixtures/ noveltyy items/ processed products, others Region I Iloco Norte / Laoag City Kailokuan Saniata Micro Fresh Dragon Fruit 3-5 pgs/kilo 200 tons/year Supermarket Ilocos Norte / Laoag Kailokuan Saniata cuttings for Producers Cooperative Cookies, ice cream, etc. City Producers Cooperative plantation soap Iloco Norte/ Bapamin Farmer's Micro Vinegar and syrup 5% (Low acidity) 1,000 liters per Souvenir Shop Ilocos Norte / Bapamin Farmers Sweet Sorghum Naturally 1,000/liters per month Members/coop Batac City Cooperative Vinegar month Groceries Batac City Cooperative Fermented Ilocos Norte Bagnos MPC Micro Rice Coffee Beverage 11,500 bottles Robinson Bus Ilocos Norte Bagnos MPC Rice Members Banna, Ilocos Norte (300g) Gold Banna, Ilocos Norte Native Longganisa Processed Meat 600 kilos/year Local Ilocos Norte / Adams TadECC Credit Coop Micro Beverages: Bugnay, Rice, Table Wine 30,000 ltrs/year Local Ilocos Norte / Adams TADECCO, Adams, Ilocos Bugnay Fruit/ Itimpuyog ti Adams Pineaplle Wire Norte Rice Entrepreneur Credit Coop) Pineapple Fruit Ilocos Sur / Sto. Metro Nambaran MPC Micro Squash noodles squash noodles 6.435 packs JTC Superstore Ilocos Sur / Sto. Metro Manbaran MPC Squash starch P128,700.14 Local market Domingo Domingo Lidlidda, Ilocos Sur Ilocos Sur Upland Medium (P51M in Total Fruits Dragon Fruit Average of 247 Lidlidda Green Members Lidlidda, Ilocos Sur Ilocos Sur Upland Planting materials seedlings, posts 1000 posts/ hectare ISUDECO Funded Developers Coop., Assets) kgs/month Market LGUss Developers' Coop., and heel crown seedlings/posts REFMAD Farm Suysuyan, Lidlidda, Ilocos (Current Produc- Suysuyan, Lidlidda, Ilocos wheel crown/post Sur tion ith 200 posts Sur dragon fruit) Raw, cooking and Glutinous rice, 66 gantas/mpnth DOST Processed Rice Wine 100 bottles/mo Aegies Souvnir Mmbers fermenting/ bottles & labels ISUDECO Funded Products Shop-Vigan packaging anc capping Lidlidda Green materials machine Market District II - La Union La Union, Naguilian Green Valley United Micro Beverages Wine/basi vinegar 2500 liters Individual La Union Green Valley United Coops Sugarcane Wine/Basi Individual Coops. 9620 gals buyers Naguilian vinegar Farmers Dasol, pangasinan Malimpin MPC, Malimpin, Micro Wine Duhat 250 gallons DAR Private Dasol, Pangasinan Malimpin MPC, Malimpin, Bignay fruit, Bignay wine 600 kilos bignay coop members Dasol, Pangasinan (Duhat) LGU Individuals Dasol, Pangasnan sugar yeast fruit Bignay 180 gallons LBP Bank 180 kilos ugar (Bignay) 1.5 pack yeast REPORT ON COOPERATIVE INFORMATION FOR BUSINESS MATCHING a. Products Classification b. Raw Materails requirements Province/ Name of Cooperative / Classification of Coop as Products Classification Specification Volume of Market Outlets Institutional Province /Municipality Name of Cooperative/ Materials Specifications Vol. of Required Supplier Municipality Address to Assets Micro up to 3M, Grains/ Cereals/ veg/ fruits/ Production Buyers Address Requirement Materials Small 3 to 15M, Medium fish & Aquamarine/ 15 to 100M, Large 100 M livestock/ furniture & above fixtures/ noveltyy items/ processed products, others Duhat wine 800 kilos duhat fruit 150 kilos sugar 105 pack yeast Pangasinan / Dorcas MPC, Magtaking, Micro educational toys 10,000 pcs. Australia Schools Pangasinan / Bugallon Dorcas MPC, Magtaking, made of felt/ textile 20 rolls Divisoria Bugallon Bugallon Bugallon tetoron 1 roll = 60 yards Bugallon/ Pangasinan Laguit Padilla Multi-Purpose 2 M below (Micro) Duhat Fruit Wine 4,000/lt coop outlet DAR, TI, DOST Bugallon, Pangasinan Laguit Padilla Multi-Purpose Duhat Fruit Wine 1,000 /kls Indigent Cooperative, Laguit, Padilla LGU Bugallon, Cooperative, Laguit Padilla Duhat Fruit people/ Family Bugallon, Pangasinan DENR, Trade Bugallon, Pangasinan Fair Malasiqui, Pangasinan Biba Diwa MPC Medium (38,286,497.29) Inaculant (Organic) Fertilizer Bion 5,000/day Biba Diwa MPC. LGU, Coop Malasiqui, Pangasinan Biba Diwa MPC Azospirillium 500 sack coal Biotec, UPLB D.A. Agril Farmeers (Bacteria) 1 truck load garden chemline Supply Store Charcoal, Garden soil Belman soil oher chemicals 10g Azospirillium Manaoag, Pangasinan Pangasinan Tropical Micro Processed Mangoes Pickled and dried 20-40 tons per Market-Market- Trinoma-SM Manaoag, Pangasinan Pangasinan tropical Fresh Mangoes Carabao 50-100 tons per Carding Fruit MPC mangoes mango season Taguig City North Cubao Fruits MPC Mangoes season Tolentino -I. Norte availabe in 100, Pangalatok Ent. Pasalubong Peter Corpuz 200, 500 gms / Green Hills Center- Buang, La Union packs Sitserya-Sta. Urdaneta Arenas Farm- Mesa Pasalubong Pangasinan Salu-salu-San Center-Rosales Nila Pascual - Juan Metro, Mla Tourism Office Nueva Vizcaya Lingayen Merle Causo - Nat'lAgri l Agri. Nueva Vizcaya Business Rolando Bautista- Corp.-Q. City Batangas Rudy Cancino - Ilocos ur Rosendo Bernabe Tanay Rizal Laoac, Pangasinan 5th District of Pangasinan Small Processed food Fresh milk 950 liters/day 5th District of PUNP (Pacific Laoac, Pangasinan 5th Distict of Pangasinan Raw Milk Frsh Milk 900 liters/day Dairy Farm MPC Pasturize milk Pangasinan Univ. of MPC Bottles / Plastic 900 liters Northern Phil. REPORT ON COOPERATIVE INFORMATION FOR BUSINESS MATCHING a. Products Classification b. Raw Materails requirements Province/ Name of Cooperative / Classification of Coop as Products Classification Specification Volume of Market Outlets Institutional Province /Municipality Name of Cooperative/ Materials Specifications Vol. of Required Supplier Municipality Address to Assets Micro up to 3M, Grains/ Cereals/ veg/ fruits/ Production Buyers Address Requirement Materials Small 3 to 15M, Medium fish & Aquamarine/ 15 to 100M, Large 100 M livestock/ furniture & above fixtures/ noveltyy items/ processed products, others Day care with in 5th District Magic Mall Isabela Health 101 Restaurant Baguio City Asingan Pangasinan Bantog SN MPC Micro Pastillas Fresh Milk 15 liters / day 6th District LGMs Asingan, Pangasinan Bantog SN MPC Raw Milk Fresh Milk 15 liters/day Pasturized Milk Region II Cagayan, Abulug Golden Harvest Cluster Micro processed vegetable squash noodles 11 kls per day local, nearby Cagayan, Tug. City Sierra Madre Marketing Wood / lumber graded 20,000 bd. Feet local MPC, Abulug, Cagayan municipalities Cooperative Cagayan, Lallo Naguilian Christian MPC Medium palay 10,000 cavans private Lallo, Cagayan per cropping traders Cagayan, Tug. City Cataggaman Nuevo Micro Mushroom sponge, mushroom fresh mushroom 10 kls per day local, nearby Montery Mushroom Multi-Purpose barangays Coop., Cataggaman, Nuevo, Tug. City Cagayan, Tug. City Sierra Madre Marketing micro Furnitures & fixtures all kinds of 20,000 bd. local and sub Metro Manila Cagayan, Tuguegarao Sierra Madre Marketing Wood/Lumber graded 20,000 bd. Feet local Coop., Tuguegarao City furniures feet/month export & DEP Ed City Cooperative Cagayan Cagayan, Tug. City Cagayan Hog Raisers MPC Feeds Hog and poultry 1000 bags/mo. local local Cagayan, Tuguegarao cagayan Hog Raisers MPC yellow corn good quality 20,000 kls yellow corn local Carig Norte, Tug. City. Cag. feds City Carig Norte, Tug. City, Cag. rice bran 12,000 kls rice bran local milled soya 15, 000 kls soya Metro Manila copra 10,000 kls copra Metro Manila coco oil 5,000 coco oil M.Mla / local Cagayan, Tug. City Integrated Farmers Coop Micro Processed milk, fresh milk, fresh milk 30 bottles/ day groceries, candice Namabbalan Norte, livestock, dairy products candies/pastillas 500 packs/week walk-in grocery Tug. City, Cagayan buffalo customers Lydias stores Grocery Cagayan, Solana Norphil Farmers MPC Organic fertilizer organic fertilzer 1,264 bags per farmers cooperatives Cagayan, Solana Norphil Farmers MPC Mud press, Chicken local Sampaguita, Solana month Sampaguita, Solana, Cag. dung, Mill ash Cagayan zenbonia leaves REPORT ON COOPERATIVE INFORMATION FOR BUSINESS MATCHING a. Products Classification b. Raw Materails requirements Province/ Name of Cooperative / Classification of Coop as Products Classification Specification Volume of Market Outlets Institutional Province /Municipality Name of Cooperative/ Materials Specifications Vol. of Required Supplier Municipality Address to Assets Micro up to 3M, Grains/ Cereals/ veg/ fruits/ Production Buyers Address Requirement Materials Small 3 to 15M, Medium fish & Aquamarine/ 15 to 100M, Large 100 M livestock/ furniture & above fixtures/ noveltyy items/ processed products, others Isabela, San Pablo Dairy Multi-Purpose Coop Micro Carabao's Milk fresh milk 300-500 ltrs Alcala Milk Phil. Carabao Isabela, San Pablo Dairy Multi-Purpose Milk storage Catengtengan, San Pablo Dairy Products candies/ daily candy stores Center, Cag. Coop., Catengtengan, freezer Isabela pastillas 500 packs/week State Univ. San Pablo, Isabela DA Isabela, Roxas SIMCA Model Rice Cluster Micro Rice, Mushroom, mushroom fresh mushroom 30 kls/day walk-in cons Monterey-Tug. MPC, Roxas, Isabela sponge rice 1000 cv/cropping groceries Bridgestone- sponge in bottle 100 bottles/mo. wet markets Tuguegarao
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