Caraga farmers trained on coco water processing

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FARMERS in Caraga (Region 13) underwent an intensive three-day skills training on processing coconut water utilizing the technology developed by the Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (PHilMech).

The agency said it conducted the training through its Technology Management and Training Division (TMTD) in Jabonga, Agusan del Norte, on Oct. 23 to 25.

The project was conducted under the Coconut Farmers and Industry Development Plan in collaboration with the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) and the Department of Trade and Industry offices in Caraga, and SUKI Trading Corp.

“Such efforts are vital in creating more opportunities for local communities. By fostering a skilled workforce, the training is expected to contribute significantly to developing the coconut industry in the Caraga Region,” PHilMech said.

Ernalyn Colon, coconut production and regulation officer of PCA-Caraga, emphasized the importance of the training.

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“The initiative is significant as it will serve as orientation, training and awareness regarding the development and projects within the coconut industry,” she said in Filipino.

The training activity provided participants with lectures on the status of the coconut food production industry in the country, good manufacturing practices and food safety, production of beverages from coconut water and the coconut water processing system. It was essential for the participants to be educated on quality control measures and the importance of maintaining high hygiene standards to ensure product safety and marketability.

Irene Morales, manager of Libas Multipurpose Cooperative, said the training enhanced their technical skills and provided insights into best practices and innovative techniques in coconut water processing.

Remellie Hermoso, supervising science research specialist of the PhilMech-TMTD, said the trainees and the agencies involved in the training are always ready to assist them.

“Continue to strive, and we are here to support and assist you… the key to the success of this event lies in collaboration,” he said in Filipino.


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