Bohol Peanuts going global

Started by pioneer, April 12, 2008, 09:48:55 PM

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pioneer

By Angeline Valencia

The Bohol Poverty Reduction and Management Office (BPRMO) intends to explore global market for the produce of its farmer-beneficiaries by starting it out with international food industry professionals at the upcoming SIAL 2008.

BPRMO Head Antonieto Pernia will be meeting international traders in the peanut industry during the upcoming SIAL 2008, the North American Food Marketplace and "the world's leading food industry show" in Montreal, Canada.

As SIAL 2008 organizers claim, the event expects over 140,000 visitors and 5,300 exhibitors that will gather together in one event, the food industry professionals in the world- -food manufacturers, distributors, importers, retailers and wholesalers, institutional and commercial catering.

Pernia said he would be bringing samples of processed peanut products and exotic foods from Bohol that he would show to international processed food traders during the event.

source: The Bohol Chronicle
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orChids

Our product will give kisses to the whole world.

thegirlnextdoor

I broughtseveral boxxes home to my family and after my family asnd friends tried them they were angry and said it tasted awfull and i was told to throw it away!

I actually like the crackling kisses, for me they are yummy remind me of peanut butter cookies shaped into a kiss.

grazie7y

Thank you for this news, Mike!  I am dreaming right now of the yummy smell of our peanuts especially the ones sold in the street near BQ, if that is still there.  Here, I always go to the Filipino stores to buy peanuts because our peanuts always taste. 
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thegirlnextdoor

yes grazie they still sell the yummy fried up peanuts cooked in oiland galic with salt, or the candied coated ones which are my favorite.

Temura is the hot item on a stick now to eat.

When will you be coming back to Bohol?

Hope to meet you soon girl! :)

grazie7y

I prefer those salted red peanuts, Precious!  Oh, I can't resist those peanuts especially those smaller variety.  I haven't heard of Temura.  I know tempura but never imagined one being on a stick! 

I won't be there until about a couple of years and I hope to meet you when I'm there pohon! :)
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Bambi

This is a good news.  I've been carrying "Peanuts kisses"  as pasalubong everytime am home but my workmates like more "white rabbit" candies.
Best regards
Bambi

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