Wednesday, December 14, 2022
Quick and Easy Tips for a Sulit and Sustainable Holiday Season
Monday, August 1, 2022
Swak sa Budget, Swak for Kids Affordable and Nutritious recipe
Saturday, May 28, 2022
Ajinomoto launches Sustansarap, Sustansaya!
Hello everyone. Just wanted to share the share with you Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC)'s latest project called Sustansarap, Sustansaya!
Sustansarap, Sustansaya! is a series of online nutrition classes and cooking demonstrations. It aims to make nutrition information more accessible to Filipinos and prove that easy, affordable, nutritious, and delicious meals are possible, especially with the help of Ajinomoto products.
Monday, November 29, 2021
AJI-GINISA® marks 30 years of gisa goodness in the Philippines
Saturday, October 30, 2021
Winners of Ajinomoto’s first-ever 'Sustainabilidad Challenge' Announced
Winning DIY Projects to Try at Home
The five winning entries from Facebook include a project that turned used sachets of Ajinomoto products into a beautiful plastic curtain, as well as one that turned what would have been trash into a fully functioning and fashionable apron. Used cartons were also popular among participants, one turned into a doll house and another into a DIY toy kitchen for kids. Meanwhile, tabs collected from soft drink cans were transformed into a soda tabs gown.
Moreover, the entries submitted via Tiktok were equally inventive. One of the winning entries turned an old electronic cartridge into a mini amplifier, while another transformed old throw pillows into new, upcycled ones. On the other hand, those working from home may be inspired by the following DIY office organizers: plastic bottle pencil holders, carton storage box and tissue box turned facemask container.
Each of the 10 winners will receive P2,000 worth of gift certificate and other special items from APC Group. Special awards will also be given to entries that garnered the most number of “likes.”
“It makes me glad and proud to see that the SustainAbilidad Challenge was a success. Seeing all the creative DIY projects is truly inspiring because it shows us how big of an impact small acts can do. It also shows us that environmental sustainability really does begin at home,” said Guia Cebrero, Ajinomoto Brand Manager, one of the contest judges.
The #AjinomotoSustainAbilildadChallenge is part of APC’s Ilabas ang SustainAbilidad environment education campaign that was launched last year to help consumers incorporate sustainable practices in their daily lives.
Moreover, showing its serious commitment to sustainability, APC Group had earlier pledged to reduce its plastic waste to zero by 2030. The organization has already reduced the size and thickness of its packaging that led to lessening its plastic waste by 70-100 tons per year. The company has also made use of waste water treatment facilities and technologies to convert some of its factory materials to reusable fuel.
“The #AjinomotoSustainabilidadChallenge together with our other green initiatives are all part of our company’s commitment to resolving social issues through the Ajinomoto Group Creating Shared Value (ASV). We aim to contribute greater health and environmental wellness for people around the world.” Co remarked.
Visit COOKMUNITY by Ajinomoto Philippines Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CookmunitybyAjinomotoPH/ for more SustainAbilidad ideas and inspirations in support of Global Sustainability.
Thursday, July 29, 2021
Recipes for Lactating Moms by Ajinomoto
To help mothers achieve optimum nutrition for their babies, Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC) joins in the call to safeguard infant’s health in this year’s nutrition month campaign, “Malnutrisyon patuloy na labanan, First 1,000 Days tutukan.” The theme calls for all sectors to help in spreading awareness about the importance of the First 1,000 Days of life as the strategic intervention to prevent stunting and obesity. The First 1,000 Days of life is the period from conception up to the first two years of a child.
With this, APC developed four easy-to-cook recipes to help lactating mothers in their breastfeeding journey. Check them out!
Saturday, July 10, 2021
Ajinomoto's “Cooked With Love” web series
Guys, new webisode alert!
The Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation’s “Cooked With Love” web series will premiere on July 10 via Ajinomoto’s Cookmunity® Facebook page and Youtube channel.
Featuring interwoven stories of three generations of women who show their love for each other by sharing family recipes, made more special with AJI-NO-MOTO® Umami Seasoning. Surely this brings viewers on a food nostalgia.
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Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC)’s latest web series entitled “Cooked with Love,” reveals a heartwarming take on cooking as a shared love language among Filipino families. |
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“Slurp” tells the story of Mommy Jenny who shares their Nilagang Baka family recipe with her teenage daughter, Therese. The parallel scenes of two mother-daughter generations making the family recipe ties the episode together well. The cute and kilig first installment captures how love can be passed down from one generation to the next. |
Paying it forward
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“Squeeze” features the relationship between Therese and her grandmother Tessie. Viewers will see how cooking Arroz Caldo becomes Lola Tessie’s way of saying “I love you, apo.” It shows that cooking traditions persist because of people who care for and love their family. |
Friday, May 7, 2021
The “I Love Ajinomoto” Virtual Cookbook
Friday, April 30, 2021
4 Easy, Affordable, Healthy, and Fun Summer Recipes for Kids
Is your kid a picky eater?
Try these 4 easy, affordable, healthy, and fun summer recipes to get your children enjoy veggies
Monday, January 18, 2021
#CrispyFryPlayDay: Ajinomoto celebrates first Lucky FryDay PlayDay
Last Friday, I attended my first ever virtual event, #CrispyFryPlayDay. Since I am on maternity leave naman, I accepted the invitation.
Saturday, December 19, 2020
Make cooking your favorite family bonding with Crispy Fry®
Monday, October 19, 2020
#SustainAbilidad: Quarantine Waste Management
With the current pandemic and quarantine restriction being imposed, residential wastes are increasing. Since limited lang and dine in, we tend to always have take out or delivery orders. Kaya naman ang mga basura natin sa bahay ay mas marami kaysa dati.
It's important for us to learn proper waste management to help our community and government. In line with this, Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC) launched its Environment Sustainability Education campaign through online platform, Cookmunity® by Ajinomoto Philippines.
From the Press Release Kit:
There’s no denying that Filipino’s lifestyle, habits and consumption patterns have radically changed after six months into the community quarantine due to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). As we are compelled to stay at home, we have relied more on deliveries for food, online shopping, and other essentials – posing additional environmental challenges because of our increased municipal solid waste (MSW) and hazardous waste.
Even before the pandemic, the Philippines has been navigating through overwhelming volume of waste. According to a 2015 report by the Ocean Conservancy and McKinsey Center for Business and Environment, the Philippines ranks third among the world’s highest contributors to the global marine plastic pollution problem.
But were you aware that household waste contribute to the biggest chunk of solid wastes in the country? The National Solid Waste Management Status Report 2008 – 2014 of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) showed that residential waste constitutes the bulk of MSW (56.7 percent), followed by commercial sources and public or private markets (27.1 percent).
Now, the biggest challenge is for us to break old habits and adopt a more sustainable lifestyle. Through its business activities, Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC) has always been committed in engaging in initiatives that solve social issues which include global sustainability. With environment educational campaign dubbed as #SustainAbilidad, APC aims to aid consumers to incorporate sustainable practices into their daily activities. This campaign includes social media promotions featuring Super Suzy and her kid, the main characters representing ordinary people that champion global sustainability to teach and inspire young and old members of their family and community to bring out their “SustainAbilidad”.
Here are a few reminders from Super Suzy on managing our household waste:
While we may have taken a number of steps backwards because of the pandemic, it’s not too late for every household to start sustainable practices. Segregating at source is a good start for every household as proper waste management is crucial not just for the environment but also for mitigating infectious disease transmission. Visit facebook.com/CookmunitybyAjinomotoPH/ to learn more about #SustainAbilidad.