As Mekeni Food Corporation goes global, its President Pruds Garcia recently visited the showroom of Superfuture Venture Studio in Doha Qatar. Headed by fellow Capampangan Jennifer Serrano Tungol, Superfuture is a “climate-focused investment firm that invests in trailblazing startups with the potential to shape the future.”
Amazing displays of clothing, packaging, plasticware, writing instruments and even the Philippines’ Bambike (bamboo bike) can be seen at Superfuture office at Msheireb Downtown Doha.
Superfuture is one of the partners of Cundall, a global, independent, multi-disciplinary consultancy delivering sustainable engineering and design solutions across the built environment.
Tungol, originally from Floridablanca, was once featured in The Gulf Times for green entrepreneurship and sustainability.
Also in photo are Mekeni officials Marilou Olalia-Uy and Leigh Castillo, head of HR and Exports, and Corporate Communications, respectively. They were also joined by journalist Noel Tulabut.
Mekeni recently held product launching in Doha, bringing a taste of home to some 250,000 Filipinos in Qatar with its Halal chicken tocino, chicken longganisa and its famous Picnic hotdogs.
Mekeni Food Corporation (Mekeni) President and CEO Pruds Garcia (3rd from left) welcome Consul General Cassandra Sawadjaan (3rd from right) of Qatar Consulate General at the booth of Mekeni during the recent celebration of Philippine Independence Day in Doha, Qatar. L-R are Jennifer Marie Tungol of Super Future Venture; Annaliza Diet, Founder/CEO, Philippine International Institute; Marilou Olalia-Uy, AVP for HR and Exports, Mekeni; Leigh Castillo, Manager, Corporate Communications.
Aside from Qatar, Mekeni products are also available in the US, the UAE, Canada, Australia, Bahrain, Brunei, The Netherlands, and New Zealand.
