Nutri-licious
is the home of preferred and profitable brands in the food
and beverage sector.
These brands delight the targeted customers and consumers.
Every Nutri-leader is a caretaker of these brands.
By nurturing the promise of these brands, all stakeholders
are assured of a quality and meaningful life.
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THE
NUTRI-LICIOUS STORY
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Nutri-licious
started operations as RSN Food Products, named
after its President and Founder, Mr. Rogelio S.
Nemeño, in October 1985 as a producer of
fruit shake preparation. Three (3) persons and
a lone blender were the initial assets of the company.
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By
1986, the company ventured into the processing
of fruit juices – mango, guyabano and buco
(young coconut). With the help of an experienced
food technologist, product development went into
high gear. Manifestation of the success of this
undertaking was the acceptance of the juices of
the company by one of the biggest fast food chains
during that time, Burger Machine, Inc.
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In
June 1989 the company was incorporated as Nutri-licious
Food Industries, Inc. (Nutri-licious, also the
product brand, is derived from NUTRItious and deLICIOUS).
By 1990, the company transferred to its present
site in Pateros which currently house the main
manufacturing operations of the company, including
the 812m2 warehouse and the corporate offices.
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The
company has a QC laboratory facility staffed with
Chemists, Microbiologists and Food Technologists
which is equipped to do standard physico and microbiological
analyses required for a food processing plant.
This assures that all products delivered by Nutri-licious
conform and satisfy all required quality formulation
and procedures before they are delivered to customers.
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In
the area of environmental management, the company
has invested in the operation of a waste-water
treatment facility for the treatment of water effluent.
Also, an Environmental Management System (EMS)
patterned after the ISO 14001 environmental standard,
has been set-up to demonstrate Nutri-licious' commitment
to its environmental responsibilities. Highlighting
the EMS effort was the granting of the Environmental
Clearance Certificate (ECC) in April 1999.
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1991
saw the accreditation of Nutri-licious by San Miguel
Corporation – Magnolia Dairy Products, as
one of its processed fruits supplier. This signaled
its entry into the industrial food processing business.
Mango cubes/puree, ube cubes/puree, macapuno strings/puree,
buco string/puree, lychee bits, cream style/whole
corn kernel and processed eggs are some of the
products that the company supplies to its industrial
partners like food manufacturers, bakeshops, ice
cream companies and its export affiliates in Japan,
Hong Kong and the USA
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Realizing
its potentials and capabilities and through the
help of government agencies, the company started
joining international food fairs, ie. Hong Kong
Food Expo, Singapore Food Expo, and the Japan Food
Expo (FoodEx Japan). The company’s participation
in international trade fairs since 1991 signaled
its entry in the more competitive export market.
Nutri-licious has set its eyes to be a major player
in this channel in sync with the Philippine Government’s
program of pushing for more Philippine products
in the international market.
Nutri-licious
Foods Industries, Inc. became Nutri-licious Foods
Corporation in 1996. In the same year, the company
began developing shelf-stable products in its
thrust to penetrate the retail market. Through
its hot-filled and polyethylene terapthalate
bottling-line, Nutri-licious introduced to the
market beverages packed in Pp cups and PET bottles,
which can be stored at ambient temperature. Simultaneously,
the company embarked on its first tri-media exposure
that created an immediate off-take of product
sales in the stores.
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Year
2002 saw the construction of a production facility
to signal the entry of Nutri-licious into another
major business. With the goal of becoming a complete
food & beverage company, Nutri-licious has
already begun its transformation by venturing into
other food categories such as dressings and condiments.
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