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"It’s a small market," said Chamber of Furniture Industries of the Philippines vice-president Eduardo Zuluaga, whose company,  Azcor Lighting Systems Inc., generated 60% of its P100 million sales last year from the local market.  


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Within the extensive 60-hectare Expo Pilipino, the PIFS 2003 will present global trends in home fashions. About 200 exhibitors will showcase export standard furniture and home accessories manufactured mostly in Pampanga. Top exporters from Manila and other regions who are known in the global market will show their best furniture pieces.


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Clark’s   Centennial Expo is not just a bigger venue, with 12,400 square meters available to  230 exhibitors.  It is also a few minutes’ drive from the Mimosa villas where CFIP has leased and fully furnished 15 two-bedroom detached bungalows with pieces of furniture and house décor. 


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EDUARDO ZULUAGA

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The Philippines' top furniture sourcing shows merge

March 10, 2012 - 12:00am

On March 14 to 17, the two most important furniture and furnishings sourcing shows in the  Philippines merge into one impressive showcase alongside the March 2012 Manila FAME exhibition.

Modern Living

Manila to showcase bigger, more innovative furniture show

February 8, 2010 - 12:00am

More than 14,000 square meters of exhibit space have been booked for Manila Now 2010, the Philippines’ biggest international furniture show.

Business

Manila Now allocates P23 million for 2009

By Jen F. Vega | June 23, 2008 - 12:00am

The annual furniture and furnishings export show, Manila Now, has earmarked P23 million budget for next year’s exhibit.

Freeman Cebu Business

Small but Viable

By Angelica A. Angel | May 12, 2003 - 12:00am

Out of the country’s 80 million population, only 10% is tagged the high-end market. And of this eight million, only 1.2 million is the market for locally-made furniture. "It’s a small market,"...

Business As Usual

RP furniture expo now in Pampanga

March 1, 2003 - 12:00am

The Chamber of Furniture Industries in the Philippines proudly announces the new venue for the Philippine International Furniture Show 2003 (PIFS 2003) – Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga scheduled Feb....

Real Estate

Going to the fair

By Angelica A. Angel | January 27, 2003 - 12:00am

For the first time, Manila will not co-host the international trade show put together annually by the Chamber of Furniture Industries of the Philippines. The Clark Special Economic Zone will. Clark’s Centennial...

Business As Usual