The company’s PHP 12.8 billion state-of-the-art, energy-efficient manufacturing facility has increased its output from 50,000 to 65,000 bags to a remarkable 100,000 bags per day, directly addressing the country’s growing infrastructure needs.
Building on its established presence in Cebu since 2000, Taiheiyo is constructing a distribution terminal in Calaca, Batangas, strategically targeting the Luzon market, which accounts for 64 % of the country’s cement demand. Once operational, this new facility will streamline logistics, optimize supply chain efficiency, and ensure timely delivery of cement to this critical region.
To bolster a competitive environment in the cement industry, the DTI has been implementing rigorous quality control measures and enforcing fair trade practices. She underscored the DTI’s dedication to maintaining a level playing field, ensuring product standards, and protecting both consumers and local manufacturers.
