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‘Balik-Eskwela’ low prices

The Philippine Star
June 23, 2014 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - The Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) received support from pioneering retail firm Cherry Foodarama to provide school supplies to consumers at discounted prices for the opening of the 2014 school year. DTI’s “Balik Eskwela” and “Diskwento” program has always been supported by the retailer which celebrates its 62nd foundation year. Its two branches at Congressional Ave., Quezon City and Marcos Highway, Antipolo City continue to give Filipino consumers  “low-low prices” for all local and imported food and school supply items.

 

 

ANTIPOLO CITY

BALIK ESKWELA

CHERRY FOODARAMA

CITY

CONGRESSIONAL AVE

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE

DISKWENTO

QUEZON CITY AND MARCOS HIGHWAY

SCHOOL
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