Business news, local shops, and the tools helping Bislig entrepreneurs earn more.
A multispecies marine hatchery under construction in Barangay Caguyao is designed to produce 25 million bangus fry a year and cut the Philippines' reliance on imported milkfish fry, officials said at its February 2025 groundbreaking.
A cold chain and marketing enterprise for Bislig's tuna industry, backed by the Department of Agriculture's Philippine Rural Development Project, is now under construction and will run through the Mangagoy Farmers Fisherfolk and Community Multi-Purpose Cooperative.
A closer look at the six Mangagoy restaurants and cafes listed on the BizEats delivery platform, based on what each business shares on its own Facebook page.
TindaGo, a sales and inventory tracker built for Filipino sari-sari stores, is now open to the public at tindago.store, already used by over 120 stores across Mindanao and Visayas.
DOLE inaugurated the region's first Barangay Public Employment Services Office in Mangagoy, meaning jobseekers no longer have to travel to the city proper for basic labor services.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has recognized Bislig City for rolling out QR code payments in public markets, backed by a local ordinance and real tax discounts for vendors who join.
With nearly 30,000 residents, Mangagoy is Bislig's largest barangay and its commercial center. Here is what makes it the city's real downtown.
Free business registration help, counseling, and access to government programs are sitting inside Bislig City Hall. Here is how to use it.
A Filipino food delivery and point-of-sale platform is operating in Bislig right now, with six local restaurant partners already on board.
BizEats and TindaGo cover food delivery and store inventory. Here is where the same kind of thinking could help other everyday Bislig businesses.