CONGRATULATIONS to these successful companies. There will be more growing food companies for sure because of the growing number of young Filipinos engaging in businesses ONLINE, getting contacts thru more than 11 Million Filipinos Overseas and the assistance of Commercial Attaches worldwide. The AGRI. Sector and Food and Bewerage Industries , I think has a big potential, today that there is a big deficit of Trade Balances with Countries exporting to the Philippines. AURAPHIL thanks for sharing. GOD bless!
Some Filipino business that go international are the Jollibee foods corporation.San Miguel beer where selling in America, Universal Robina foods,SM mall with their 8 branches in China,,The building or real estate where they have a building in Spain ,The emoerador Brandy wine also selling in Spain and many others
don‘t forget to include oishi...they are really big in China and other south east asian counties😅 almost all grocery stores in China have oishi brand....liwayway food corp is owned by a Filipino Chinese businessman
Conquering the world? Your statement is misleading. Foreigners will choose their product over the Philippines, because they have more strict standards for food processing and those manufacturing business here in Philippines is not on their standards.
Conquering? Barely even popular here in America. The only place those products are sold at is at the only Philippine supermarket “Seafood city”. And despite it being on stock. The only ethnic to buy are ironically Filipinos. Don’t see much American or other ethnics buying it.
@@jasonamosco318 no matter what you say.. those food companies have a market share in foreign countries... veitnamese are pissed because urc have Philippines flag together with veitnam flag in front of URC office building...
@@leonortenorio6604 with market share but not significant amount, on a reason of my statement above. Just live in a reality. Many Filipinos are thinking in fantasy way.
@@jasonamosco318 like you.. thinking the impossible... maybe they can have market share but not sustainable to survive the company... Chevrolet and ford Philippines... can not survive to their domestic market shares... my nephew working in one of Toyota sales office... their minimum sale is 5 unit per day... their minimum sale 200 units per months... it is sales of one Toyota sales office only... Toyota sold hundreds of thousands unit per year... mitsubishi to sold hundreds of thousands units... 80% of automotive market share goes to Toyota and mitsubishi.. for new comer what market share they can have...
It doesn't matter which country you live wither it's a poor country or rich it matters more on your skills talent and business mindset even though Philippines companies will make the Philippines look rich that doesn't mean you would be rich because you need to work hard to be rich not always relying😂 on companies or business men's to make the Philippines rich
@@Jojopeakforrealexcept most and all of them were made by half chinese half filipinos some are made by pure chinese like Henry c whom own SM was born in china but move to the Philippines to help his father
Seeing these Filipino companies succeed gives us Filipinos a sense of pride & honor. It goes to show whereas before foreign companies dominate the Philippine business market, it is now Filipino companies that are buying foreign companies. Oh how times have change. This is just the beginning of Asians showing our superiority over foreigners as far as business trade is concern. Bravo Filipinos.
@@Ppopsupporters Hokkien Chinese people residing in the Philippines are Filipinos. As a Filipino Chinese I can tell you they're more patriotic than the average Filipino. While Filipinos study to leave the country and work abroad, Filchis study and work to create businesses that will give jobs to the Filipino people.
@@Ppopsupporters I'm part-Chinese (1/8 to be exact), just like 40% of Filipinos. Kung hindi pala kami pinoy, 66M lang pala ang Pilipino sa Pilipinas, instead of 110M
Despite all the negativity in our Country, there are things that help improve the economy in the Philippines. These companies prove that we can be competitive to Internationally Famous brands, our asian neighbors also endorse their brands outside asia, in which we are being proud of
we sell a lot of these products in our store in the UK, but all are easy to obtain, especially meat products as there is no export licence or agreement- and vet certification is needed. KMK Pinoy Oriental.
These are only about big companies' acquisitions and partnerships. Nothing was said about their sales and how the people abroad consume their products. The companies you've mentioned are also founded by Chinese businessmen even though they're listed as Filipino companies.
those "Chinese businessmen" are Chinese Filipino businessmen.... most of whom having Filipino citizenship and most grew up if not also born in the philippines and still live in the philippines for majority of their lives
it's called globalization. big and small business plus individuals can have the opportunity to sell, market their products, etc. internationally to become aware of their existence. It's like, "Oh, I did not know there's a product like that." or "I can get a cheaper item or service at this country" thus eliminating monopolies, competitive prices worldwide and no boundaries in terms of culture, economies and populations.
Congrats Philippines🎉 Just always take a good care of all your workers safety so that they may take care of your business effective as a return😊😊😊 Just use the proper protective suit and Softgle comfort in your daily operation.
Lucky me is just one of the subsidiary companies of the company that owns indomie an Indonesian company. Also the export volume of the other brands are just enough to satisfy the demand of the OFW. I do not think that there is a significant and large volume intentional consumers who prefers our products
Meron Filipino small grocery dito malapit sa amin sa NY ang mahal naman smallest can of tuna more than $3 , triple ang price compared sa original price sa Philippines, I know it’s export but Korean Products it’s also export but the price range lang sa mga US Product . Yong na miss mo Kumain ng cornbeef piro sakit naman sa wallet😮 the whole bag of 3 in one coffee $18 😮
This is great news for the Philippines! I'm actually looking at Kopiko coffee candy right now. Interesting enough I never saw it in the Philippines, but found it here in Florida. I also have yummy Milo for breakfast. Oh yeah, Jollibee is down the street too! 🇸🇽
These foods are manufactured in Thailand on behalf of these Filipino companies and they export it abroad to Overseas Filipino Workers. The foods specially sardines and noodles does not taste good, it does not have the original Filipino taste.
Gandahan nyo packaging nyo saka damihan ang supply sa abroad dahil ginagaya na ng kapaitbahay mga junkfood natin tapos no.1 Consumer nila mga OFW natin.
These won't do anything to improve philippine economy, what the philippines need is a huge technological company, be it automotive or tech brands, the reason Taiwan was so rich is because they have companies like Acer asuz, and they are also leading in exporting advance micro chips, same with japan with their famous car and tech brands, toyota, sony etc south korea's samsung Lg, etc the reason country remain stuck on being middle income is because they don't have those things.
Don't you think Philippines has no manufacturing plant of microchip here???!.lol 😂 if you think we only depend on BPO or remittances then you were wrong .Philippines has a huge manufacturing sectors .from wiring harness,microchips ,luxury bags like coach.philippines is a 400 billion dollar economy.LMAO.what a dumb.try to research it on your own .
@@v-vl5136 hey Thai try to improve your country 's sinking economy .who depended on manufacturing and tourism .from 12 years Thailand only grew 2.3 percent.dont you think there's no manufacturing here in the Philippines ??!it's a 100 billion dollar income .wtf!!!some of you were really dumb ,so bitter about what Philippines has to offer.they why are you here??!making such offensive comments.temember your country's GDP depends on tourism 12 percent of it.some of your people rely on it .then stop bragging as if your country is so superior .LOL.
I heard also in Diego Garcia, a US naval base in Indian Ocean, where San Mig there is much popular than any other brands to US sailors stationed there.
They go globally because of OFW. Without OFW most of this company can't compete. Most of the product they export only Filipinos are buying. If u go to Jollibee in other countries u can see mostly Filipinos eating and only few locals. What if there are few OFW can they really compete? That's also the reason why the government can't help us stay and work in the Philippines they don't want even to raise the minimum wage to lure Filipinos back and work in the Philippines. The more Filipinos working outside the country the more dollar they can get.
OFWs contribute to the economy of any country. Not only does the Philippines have a large number of overseas workers; in fact, we only rank eighth in terms of sending overseas workers. India, Mexico, Russia, and China are the top 4 countries, while Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Ukraine complete the top 7. It is natural for our local companies to go abroad because they knew they would have a stepping stone or buyer outside because of our OFWs. It is also a good thing because Filipinos will have a comfort product that they can buy away from home, and it will also help our product be exposed internationally, like what is happening to Jollibee today.
Did you watch the video? It talks about how our food corporations are expanding thru exports and acquisition. Example, Jollibee now owns Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. Can you imagine how big Jollibee is?
nakakatakot yan mga company na yan ngyon dahil nag implement ang America na sa McDo nlang daw kumain mga americano to boost their economy.. at possible susunod na yang iba kya dapat tyo mga pinoy ganun narin let us help our local products at ibsan if maari wag na bumili ng mga imported products
As a former grocery store worker, I'm aware URC and Monde Nissin are the one of the biggest companies in the PH but I never knew about their investments overseas... 😮😮😮😮
Okay, now they become a food giant Philippines needs to focus for self resilience and in future to dominate the agricultural, semiconductor, aeronautics, software technology, ship building.... Soon they'll just only need to acquire military company that having financial problem and can easily jumpstart to have advance weaponries if the military needs to upgrade and updated new weapons, no need to transfer technology just build a local plant in Philippines while having a global presence😹😹😹😹
@@gabrielferrer2400 yeah data center and internet back bone facility is a must for fast internet.... Satellite internet is just a posh thing for privilege people, you just need a satellite internet if your a government institution, private organization or your home is in a rural remote region in my opinion 😸
What is the legacy of ASEAN joined by ASEAN countries?you keep saying we the number ,the citizen of neighboring countries we number 1 by your comments you want the other countries to drag down.So what is the purpose of being member of the ASEAN ?if you want the other countries fall down better not be member and have your own suggest that to your highest president
A country that wants to develop fast must have technology and heavy industry, the Philippines only has a food company while neighboring countries have strong technology and heavy industry companies like Thailand. If this continues, the Philippines will increasingly lag behind, even a country like Vietnam has its own largest steel corporation in Southeast Asia.
@@v-vl5136 oops sorry philippines will not lagging behind because our economy is stable and progressing very fast. Like vietnam they have their own but still lagging behind and poor. Like also thailand they have their own but only bangkok is the develop area of thailand and the rest of thailand is undeveloped.
Filipino companies are moving up while Chinese companies are folding badly. The Philippine population is growing at a healthy rate while the Chinese population is dying with their destructive severely disproportionate age groups. The Philippines has good control of its lessening pandemic while China’s pandemic is growing much worse with its deadly variances, and this despite China’s unsuccessful attempt to spread them around the world. The Philippines is blessed by God while He punishes China severely for its pride and atheism.
@@blackjackborbon4262 , its too late for China even if the Philippines would just go 5% growth a year despite the fact that it looks like Philippine growth is going ballistic.
I think if we grow big like China, US will have trade war against us, like what they did to Japan before and what they’re doing to China now. Look at Japan economy in these past decades, it remain stagnant at 5-6 trillion. US don’t want Eastern countries to surpass them.
@@leapdrive I think you’re uninformed, there’s a trade war between US and Japan during 80’s “In 1987, Washington imposed 100% tariffs on $300 million worth of Japanese imports, effectively blocking them from the American market. Things quickly turned sour for Tokyo. As the yen increased in value, Japanese products became more and more expensive, and countries turned away from the one-time export powerhouse.” -CNN
Chinese = ethnicity Filipino = nationality these filipino companies established by ethnic chinese are not PRC nor ROC national, at least not anymore for some.
simula palang yan. una mga pinoy overseas, next ung mga ibang tao rin sa mundo. makikita nila sa sarili nilang bansa nagiging popular mga filipino brands, bibili rin sila
Philippines is becoming super economic country like South Korea and Japan thanks to our ex president Marcos, ex president Duterte and the current president Marcos Jr.
lmao you’re tripping. Marcos and Duterte aren’t even economists, they don’t know shit. Maybe laws but that’s about it. These corporations are PRIVATELY owned and expanded on their own.
@Love Always, Charlie fax i don’t like PNoy pero walang pwedeng magdoubt na isa siya sa dahilan kung bakit maganda ang economy natin during his time. imagine na yung 500-1000 pesos mo abot na ng isang linggong groceries. meanwhile ngayon halos maghigalos na sa pera kasi ang hilig umutang ng mga presidents after him
@TasteMate hindi ka bastusan yun at yun sinaad ko ay totoo naman. Malaki ang pag kakaiba ng Chinese-Filipino at purong Filipino at Huwag kang triggered ha
@@james_the_darklord Triggered ako kasi isa ka sa mga Pinoy na laging nega. Wala kang makitang maganda tungkol sa atin. Nakakafrustrate tbh, ganyan ba kasaklap ang buhay mo para ganyan ka kabitter?And yes you are being bastos. Sya na mismo sinabing Chinese Filipino sya or sila pero you wouldn’t accept the fact no? That is being bastos.
@@james_the_darklord Singapore is mainly Chinese by descent, so you mean Chinese din may ari ng companies nila? Not Singaporean? Mag isip isip din minsan kung minsan🤣
I don't see this as a win for us Filipinos. Notice how all of these are junkfoods, fast foods, and alcohol. Malnutrition, obesity, and health problems caused by poor diet is a crisis that is rarely talked about here in the Philippines. We are a very poor country. A lot of us can't afford decent food, so many of us buys these instant noodles, these junkfoods because it's the cheapest, but they're unhealthy and have so much preservatives but these mega companies profit a lot because it's what many poor Filipinos can afford. The ones who benefit from these companies' growth are the rich. The ones who profit from the poor. The rich become richer while the poor remains poor. Though corporate expansion is good for the Philippine economy in general, this still isn't a major victory for us Filipinos. Most Filipinos are overworked and underpaid. The income of the elites have been increasing year by year but the average worker have barely increased despite the growing economy. Again, this is not a win for the majority of Filipinos and it's definitely not a win for our health crisis. Until the common Filipino is compensated fairly for their work, given increased salaries, and provided better opportunities instead of being exploited by these mega companies for their cheap labor, I will not see this as a victory for our country. Not by a long shot. What's happening here is capitalism succeeding in exploiting the poor and favoring the rich. Mega companies are great at hiding the fact that they're exploiting Filipinos for cheap labor. DO NOT CELEBRATE THIS.
@@darwinqpenaflorida3797 He is still Chinese including all the employees who hold the highest positions in his corporation. They are all Chinese. I got nothing against China and the Chinese people, all I'm saying is it's not exactly a Filipino brand.
CONGRATULATIONS to these successful companies. There will be more growing food companies for sure because of the growing number of young Filipinos engaging in businesses ONLINE, getting contacts thru more than 11 Million Filipinos Overseas and the assistance of Commercial Attaches worldwide. The AGRI. Sector and Food and Bewerage Industries , I think has a big potential, today that there is a big deficit of Trade Balances with Countries exporting to the Philippines. AURAPHIL thanks for sharing. GOD bless!
just very happy to know the expansion of Filipino businesses abroad. good job ! great honor for the country .
Filipinos are trying to escape the Philippines and now anywhere they go is an Adobo Republic.
For me, congratulation to the CEO of these companies. Enjoy your investment. Your descendants will benefit for it.
Some Filipino business that go international are the Jollibee foods corporation.San Miguel beer where selling in America, Universal Robina foods,SM mall with their 8 branches in China,,The building or real estate where they have a building in Spain ,The emoerador Brandy wine also selling in Spain and many others
How about Tanduay Rhum? It is the best Rhum in the world.
Not to mention, URC, Monde Nissin and San Miguel Corp has a production facilities here in Thailand.
don‘t forget to include oishi...they are really big in China and other south east asian counties😅 almost all grocery stores in China have oishi brand....liwayway food corp is owned by a Filipino Chinese businessman
they are old filipino Chinese family...
Congrats to all Filipino Companies for conquering the World
Conquering the world? Your statement is misleading. Foreigners will choose their product over the Philippines, because they have more strict standards for food processing and those manufacturing business here in Philippines is not on their standards.
Conquering? Barely even popular here in America. The only place those products are sold at is at the only Philippine supermarket “Seafood city”. And despite it being on stock. The only ethnic to buy are ironically Filipinos. Don’t see much American or other ethnics buying it.
@@jasonamosco318 no matter what you say.. those food companies have a market share in foreign countries... veitnamese are pissed because urc have Philippines flag together with veitnam flag in front of URC office building...
@@leonortenorio6604 with market share but not significant amount, on a reason of my statement above. Just live in a reality. Many Filipinos are thinking in fantasy way.
@@jasonamosco318 like you.. thinking the impossible... maybe they can have market share but not sustainable to survive the company... Chevrolet and ford Philippines... can not survive to their domestic market shares... my nephew working in one of Toyota sales office... their minimum sale is 5 unit per day... their minimum sale 200 units per months... it is sales of one Toyota sales office only... Toyota sold hundreds of thousands unit per year... mitsubishi to sold hundreds of thousands units... 80% of automotive market share goes to Toyota and mitsubishi.. for new comer what market share they can have...
As a filipino, I feel very proud at these companies
Philippines and Filipinos will succeed and will be wealthy soon
It doesn't matter which country you live wither it's a poor country or rich it matters more on your skills talent and business mindset even though Philippines companies will make the Philippines look rich that doesn't mean you would be rich because you need to work hard to be rich not always relying😂 on companies or business men's to make the Philippines rich
Wasn't paying attention and didn't know these BIG brands are from the Philippines. Way to go!
probably Chinese companies.
@@eduardochavacano there Filipino company
@@Jojopeakforrealexcept most and all of them were made by half chinese half filipinos some are made by pure chinese like Henry c whom own SM was born in china but move to the Philippines to help his father
Seeing these Filipino companies succeed gives us Filipinos a sense of pride & honor. It goes to show whereas before foreign companies dominate the Philippine business market, it is now Filipino companies that are buying foreign companies. Oh how times have change. This is just the beginning of Asians showing our superiority over foreigners as far as business trade is concern. Bravo Filipinos.
🤣
Puro mga chinese naman may ari 🤣🤣
@@Ppopsupporters Hokkien Chinese people residing in the Philippines are Filipinos. As a Filipino Chinese I can tell you they're more patriotic than the average Filipino. While Filipinos study to leave the country and work abroad, Filchis study and work to create businesses that will give jobs to the Filipino people.
@@Ppopsupporters chinese ba si villar? lmao
@@Ppopsupporters I'm part-Chinese (1/8 to be exact), just like 40% of Filipinos. Kung hindi pala kami pinoy, 66M lang pala ang Pilipino sa Pilipinas, instead of 110M
Go go go Philippines
Yay! keep up the work Philippines.
Despite all the negativity in our Country, there are things that help improve the economy in the Philippines. These companies prove that we can be competitive to Internationally Famous brands, our asian neighbors also endorse their brands outside asia, in which we are being proud of
Only real priblem is shipping esoecially if your local business😊
Rebisco is also going strong in other countries.
Really? Which products and in which countries?
@@darylp9306 i would say here in canada. Cities like Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary
I'm aware of that.
it's cool as a Filipino to see my favorite snacks growing international.
not surprised, knew this was gonna happen .....
Monde and URC are huge food companies in the Philippines. Good deals!
we sell a lot of these products in our store in the UK, but all are easy to obtain, especially meat products as there is no export licence or agreement- and vet certification is needed. KMK Pinoy Oriental.
These are only about big companies' acquisitions and partnerships. Nothing was said about their sales and how the people abroad consume their products. The companies you've mentioned are also founded by Chinese businessmen even though they're listed as Filipino companies.
those "Chinese businessmen" are Chinese Filipino businessmen.... most of whom having Filipino citizenship and most grew up if not also born in the philippines and still live in the philippines for majority of their lives
Food is universal haha 😂👌🇵🇭
Cool I'm looking forward
it's called globalization. big and small business plus individuals can have the opportunity to sell, market their products, etc. internationally to become aware of their existence. It's like, "Oh, I did not know there's a product like that." or "I can get a cheaper item or service at this country" thus eliminating monopolies, competitive prices worldwide and no boundaries in terms of culture, economies and populations.
0:56 San Miguel Corporation in the Philippines and Mahou San Miguel in Spain are different companies.
6:00 Fundador Brandy from Spain are sold in Latin America, Caribbean, Philippines and Europe
Congrats Philippines🎉 Just always take a good care of all your workers safety so that they may take care of your business effective as a return😊😊😊 Just use the proper protective suit and Softgle comfort in your daily operation.
We need more companies from these Southeast Asia countries on the global scene, it will bring more competition and benefit the consumers
Liwayway must include, its product is popular in china and other asians countries
Oishi.
Lucky me is just one of the subsidiary companies of the company that owns indomie an Indonesian company. Also the export volume of the other brands are just enough to satisfy the demand of the OFW. I do not think that there is a significant and large volume intentional consumers who prefers our products
Meron Filipino small grocery dito malapit sa amin sa NY ang mahal naman smallest can of tuna more than $3 , triple ang price compared sa original price sa Philippines, I know it’s export but Korean Products it’s also export but the price range lang sa mga US Product . Yong na miss mo Kumain ng cornbeef piro sakit naman sa wallet😮 the whole bag of 3 in one coffee $18 😮
Jusmiyo kung nasa NY ka man alam mo na kung bakit mataas ang presyo diyan.
Jollibee - Tony Tan - Fujian China
Robina - Gokongwei - Xiamen China
Emperador - Andrew Tan - Fujian China
UFC Spaghetti sauce here in canada has no expiry date only lot number. Kindly inform uno foods.
Congratulations & more success! Alleluia! Amen!
I like C2 from Vietnam ❤
Oh you have it also in vietnam? Cool
This is great news for the Philippines! I'm actually looking at Kopiko coffee candy right now. Interesting enough I never saw it in the Philippines, but found it here in Florida. I also have yummy Milo for breakfast. Oh yeah, Jollibee is down the street too! 🇸🇽
flag is upside down
Come on, kopico candies are sold at every sari-sari store in the Phils.
Oh,yes, no wonder. You don't even find your flag is AT WAR 😆
That's not the PH flag, here's the real flag 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Kopiko is product from PT. Mayora Indonesia 🙂
@@dimdimadhim7182 the world knows it for the longest time,no question about it
Dominate
These foods are manufactured in Thailand on behalf of these Filipino companies and they export it abroad to Overseas Filipino Workers. The foods specially sardines and noodles does not taste good, it does not have the original Filipino taste.
The reason I click on this vid is because I saw pancit Canton I like pancit canton
Do the overseas companies contribute to Philippine's GNI?
Spain came to the Philippines and introduced Christianity. The Philippines came to Spain and introduced Jolibee.
oh how the turn tables
The difference is the philippines didn't force jollibee through the spanish people's throats
They owe it to the filipinos abroad
Its no. 1 already. Look on sebuyas price. Its in global news. Only in the Phils.
Gandahan nyo packaging nyo saka damihan ang supply sa abroad dahil ginagaya na ng kapaitbahay mga junkfood natin tapos no.1 Consumer nila mga OFW natin.
You haven't mentioned Filipino owned NutriAsia Group which own Del Monte Pacific Ltd. which also own several canned products in the US.
These won't do anything to improve philippine economy, what the philippines need is a huge technological company, be it automotive or tech brands, the reason Taiwan was so rich is because they have companies like Acer asuz, and they are also leading in exporting advance micro chips, same with japan with their famous car and tech brands, toyota, sony etc south korea's samsung Lg, etc the reason country remain stuck on being middle income is because they don't have those things.
when I tried to convey to the people of your country they started to attack me😁.
@@v-vl5136 peenoise hate criticisms 🤐🤐 im pinoy im very sorry
Don't you think Philippines has no manufacturing plant of microchip here???!.lol 😂 if you think we only depend on BPO or remittances then you were wrong .Philippines has a huge manufacturing sectors .from wiring harness,microchips ,luxury bags like coach.philippines is a 400 billion dollar economy.LMAO.what a dumb.try to research it on your own .
@@v-vl5136 hey Thai try to improve your country 's sinking economy .who depended on manufacturing and tourism .from 12 years Thailand only grew 2.3 percent.dont you think there's no manufacturing here in the Philippines ??!it's a 100 billion dollar income .wtf!!!some of you were really dumb ,so bitter about what Philippines has to offer.they why are you here??!making such offensive comments.temember your country's GDP depends on tourism 12 percent of it.some of your people rely on it .then stop bragging as if your country is so superior .LOL.
@@duck1ente ur not peenoise ur uncut sorry only cut banana are peenoise
those companies should bring Filipino workers in those countries even for just lower positions
San Miguel is available in Australia
I heard also in Diego Garcia, a US naval base in Indian Ocean, where San Mig there is much popular than any other brands to US sailors stationed there.
MAKE THE PHILIPPINES GREAT AGAIN 💖
no. Stop FILOMAGA
@@zephdo2971 Too late, MAGAnism is already infested here since 2016.
We were never been great.
@@benedicttv5058
Are you a western simp? LOL
What the fuck is this?
Siyempre nagkalat ang mga Pilipino. At sa kanilang pagkakalat, akay akay nila ang kanilang mga nakasanayang kaugalian at pagkain
Also Tanduay Rhum
Include also Coffee bean also owned by Jollibee
What is going on with the audio editing?
They go globally because of OFW. Without OFW most of this company can't compete. Most of the product they export only Filipinos are buying. If u go to Jollibee in other countries u can see mostly Filipinos eating and only few locals. What if there are few OFW can they really compete? That's also the reason why the government can't help us stay and work in the Philippines they don't want even to raise the minimum wage to lure Filipinos back and work in the Philippines. The more Filipinos working outside the country the more dollar they can get.
OFWs contribute to the economy of any country. Not only does the Philippines have a large number of overseas workers; in fact, we only rank eighth in terms of sending overseas workers. India, Mexico, Russia, and China are the top 4 countries, while Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Ukraine complete the top 7. It is natural for our local companies to go abroad because they knew they would have a stepping stone or buyer outside because of our OFWs. It is also a good thing because Filipinos will have a comfort product that they can buy away from home, and it will also help our product be exposed internationally, like what is happening to Jollibee today.
Ronnie Castro: So what is the problem biatch...? You are fighting for what?
Did you watch the video? It talks about how our food corporations are expanding thru exports and acquisition. Example, Jollibee now owns Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. Can you imagine how big Jollibee is?
It hurts you to see Philippines doing good ha?🤣🤣
are you guys hurt to see Philippines doing good and developing?
There should be a Jollibee in Thailand!!!!
Max's Group & Dencios.
nakakatakot yan mga company na yan ngyon dahil nag implement ang America na sa McDo nlang daw kumain mga americano to boost their economy.. at possible susunod na yang iba kya dapat tyo mga pinoy ganun narin let us help our local products at ibsan if maari wag na bumili ng mga imported products
Jollibee Ang target market nila ay mga ofw at migrants Filipino so Hindi sila Ganon ma aapiktuhan if Ganon Ang mangyari
The food of Philippine is the best under checked of FDA.
Wow
Adobo ,kare kare, etc.
As a former grocery store worker, I'm aware URC and Monde Nissin are the one of the biggest companies in the PH but I never knew about their investments overseas... 😮😮😮😮
Diba? Lol
see guys the hard work is paying off. the filipino made products are exported overseas
Okay, now they become a food giant Philippines needs to focus for self resilience and in future to dominate the agricultural, semiconductor, aeronautics, software technology, ship building.... Soon they'll just only need to acquire military company that having financial problem and can easily jumpstart to have advance weaponries if the military needs to upgrade and updated new weapons, no need to transfer technology just build a local plant in Philippines while having a global presence😹😹😹😹
yes Semiconductors will make the Philippines progressive and also more data centers can be built to increase internet speed.
@@gabrielferrer2400 yeah data center and internet back bone facility is a must for fast internet.... Satellite internet is just a posh thing for privilege people, you just need a satellite internet if your a government institution, private organization or your home is in a rural remote region in my opinion 😸
Liwayway is also BIG
What AI voice are using?
He didn't used AI
narrator's name is Kevin Johnson
Pey sos
lol
Napansin ko lang parang kokonti lang mga full-blooded filipino na ceo dito sa pinas (major companies)
Oo, karamihan mga immigrant Chinese or with Chinese blood...
When google pay is in the Philippines it's over
Jollibee is the way to invest.
Overwhelming majority of buyers overseas are filipinos too
shii...if we sent Pancit Canton to other countries, everybody gon pass away faster
What is the legacy of ASEAN joined by ASEAN countries?you keep saying we the number ,the citizen of neighboring countries we number 1 by your comments you want the other countries to drag down.So what is the purpose of being member of the ASEAN ?if you want the other countries fall down better not be member and have your own suggest that to your highest president
I hope these companies will use some of the extra profits to help Filipinos and not just fatten themselves or corrupt politicians.
Philippines will rise again?
yes
A country that wants to develop fast must have technology and heavy industry, the Philippines only has a food company while neighboring countries have strong technology and heavy industry companies like Thailand.
If this continues, the Philippines will increasingly lag behind, even a country like Vietnam has its own largest steel corporation in Southeast Asia.
True. But we are going there now that The Philippines has a stable politics.
Thailand have very develop night clubs and worlds leader in ladyboys.
@@bird_poop SCG > Jollibee + San Miguel 🤭
@@v-vl5136 oops sorry philippines will not lagging behind because our economy is stable and progressing very fast. Like vietnam they have their own but still lagging behind and poor. Like also thailand they have their own but only bangkok is the develop area of thailand and the rest of thailand is undeveloped.
Thailand is actually lagging behind
Jollibee's food especially their burger is depressing and I hate to be associated by it..
The narrator mispronounced many words.
Filipino companies are moving up while Chinese companies are folding badly. The Philippine population is growing at a healthy rate while the Chinese population is dying with their destructive severely disproportionate age groups. The Philippines has good control of its lessening pandemic while China’s pandemic is growing much worse with its deadly variances, and this despite China’s unsuccessful attempt to spread them around the world. The Philippines is blessed by God while He punishes China severely for its pride and atheism.
don't celebrate too early lol
@@blackjackborbon4262 , its too late for China even if the Philippines would just go 5% growth a year despite the fact that it looks like Philippine growth is going ballistic.
I think if we grow big like China, US will have trade war against us, like what they did to Japan before and what they’re doing to China now. Look at Japan economy in these past decades, it remain stagnant at 5-6 trillion. US don’t want Eastern countries to surpass them.
@@DaveChuaa , the US did not a trade war with Japan. Japan huge real estate investments in the West that sputtered, and why they stagnated.
@@leapdrive I think you’re uninformed, there’s a trade war between US and Japan during 80’s
“In 1987, Washington imposed 100% tariffs on $300 million worth of Japanese imports, effectively blocking them from the American market. Things quickly turned sour for Tokyo. As the yen increased in value, Japanese products became more and more expensive, and countries turned away from the one-time export powerhouse.”
-CNN
lol it had always been global
Imagine Len len's famous soup goes global.. 😳
Hahahhah a natawa nlng ako.
Lugaw goes global hahahaha
Swiss ill gotten wealth of Marcos is globally known.
Corrupt Ph politicians with bank accounts abroad goes global.
Imagine making a stupid joke. Lugaw is already popular overseas, what we have is just another variant of porridge.
Why did you bring politics through a stupid joke in a video talking about globalization?
but they own by chinese businessman from China 😂
filipino businessmen born and raised in the philippines with grandparents or parents from china
Why do I Feel like this channel is pinoy baiting?
Filipino companies but owned by Chinese 💀
Chinese = ethnicity
Filipino = nationality
these filipino companies established by ethnic chinese are not PRC nor ROC national, at least not anymore for some.
puro pinoy lng nman ang bibili nyan.
Kaya nag-eexpand globally, alam ng mga kompanya na yan na maraming pilipino overseas.
simula palang yan. una mga pinoy overseas, next ung mga ibang tao rin sa mundo. makikita nila sa sarili nilang bansa nagiging popular mga filipino brands, bibili rin sila
GOING GLOBAL BUT the COMPANIES only give minimum salary to poor employees. NOT HAPPY AT ALL. PURE GREED.
Philippines is becoming super economic country like South Korea and Japan thanks to our ex president Marcos, ex president Duterte and the current president Marcos Jr.
lmao you’re tripping. Marcos and Duterte aren’t even economists, they don’t know shit. Maybe laws but that’s about it. These corporations are PRIVATELY owned and expanded on their own.
@Love Always, Charlie fax i don’t like PNoy pero walang pwedeng magdoubt na isa siya sa dahilan kung bakit maganda ang economy natin during his time. imagine na yung 500-1000 pesos mo abot na ng isang linggong groceries. meanwhile ngayon halos maghigalos na sa pera kasi ang hilig umutang ng mga presidents after him
@@justme7410 it says 3 replies but I can't see the other two...
i don't know if the voice over is the owner of this channel. He keeps butchering words and it's irritating.
its by a hired foreign narrator
I wish Philippines will take over Russia and N Korea 😂
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Most of those so-called Philippine companies are mostly owned by Chinese and not really Filipinos
@TasteMate hindi ka bastusan yun at yun sinaad ko ay totoo naman. Malaki ang pag kakaiba ng Chinese-Filipino at purong Filipino at Huwag kang triggered ha
@@james_the_darklordAs a pure Filipino, bastos ka kasi😂
@@lizmercado7360 yun ang tingin mo sa akin hindi masakit lang talaga ang katotohanan 😀 at hindi ninyo matanggap ito
@@james_the_darklord Triggered ako kasi isa ka sa mga Pinoy na laging nega. Wala kang makitang maganda tungkol sa atin. Nakakafrustrate tbh, ganyan ba kasaklap ang buhay mo para ganyan ka kabitter?And yes you are being bastos. Sya na mismo sinabing Chinese Filipino sya or sila pero you wouldn’t accept the fact no? That is being bastos.
@@james_the_darklord Singapore is mainly Chinese by descent, so you mean Chinese din may ari ng companies nila? Not Singaporean? Mag isip isip din minsan kung minsan🤣
Philippine invasion of the western world 🤣
I don't see this as a win for us Filipinos. Notice how all of these are junkfoods, fast foods, and alcohol. Malnutrition, obesity, and health problems caused by poor diet is a crisis that is rarely talked about here in the Philippines. We are a very poor country. A lot of us can't afford decent food, so many of us buys these instant noodles, these junkfoods because it's the cheapest, but they're unhealthy and have so much preservatives but these mega companies profit a lot because it's what many poor Filipinos can afford. The ones who benefit from these companies' growth are the rich. The ones who profit from the poor. The rich become richer while the poor remains poor. Though corporate expansion is good for the Philippine economy in general, this still isn't a major victory for us Filipinos. Most Filipinos are overworked and underpaid. The income of the elites have been increasing year by year but the average worker have barely increased despite the growing economy. Again, this is not a win for the majority of Filipinos and it's definitely not a win for our health crisis. Until the common Filipino is compensated fairly for their work, given increased salaries, and provided better opportunities instead of being exploited by these mega companies for their cheap labor, I will not see this as a victory for our country. Not by a long shot. What's happening here is capitalism succeeding in exploiting the poor and favoring the rich. Mega companies are great at hiding the fact that they're exploiting Filipinos for cheap labor. DO NOT CELEBRATE THIS.
Filipino products are low quality. There are lead and cadmium warnings on 90% of products made in Filipines.
FYI Jollibee Foods Corporation is a Chinese corporation. It's not owned by Filipinos but Chinese businessmen.
don't be dumb, it's listed and registered in the Philippines a a Filipino corporations.
Actually Jollibee Foods Corporation was owned by Filipino-Chinese, Tony Tan Caktiong
@@darwinqpenaflorida3797
He is still Chinese including all the employees who hold the highest positions in his corporation. They are all Chinese. I got nothing against China and the Chinese people, all I'm saying is it's not exactly a Filipino brand.
what is the point? most businessmen in Southeast Asia is Chinese, not just Philippine
@@strahnbrad3979 no all the Vietnamese companies are Vietnamese...
Me eating Lucky Me pancit canton in front of seething and malding Francophones
Francophones?
Pey sos