Goodday's donation boosts Filipinos' health, spirits

by The Manila Times

Feb 14, 2022 12:22 am

GOODDAY Cultured Milk Drink donates over P5.3 million worth of Goodday products to areas affected by Typhoon 'Odette' (international name: 'Rai') such as Cebu and other areas in the Visayas and Mindanao.

'The main benefit of Goodday is to build up natural resistance, which will help in keeping the health and spirits of our fellow Filipinos up, especially those who have lost their homes due to the typhoon,' says Tommy del Mar Jr., vice president for Sales and Marketing of Asahi Beverages, Philippines.

Joy Tumulak, Talisay City Traffic Operations and Development Authority operations chief, receives 450 cases of Goodday Cultured Milk Drink. The Agriculture Trading Center in Lubang Island also receives a supply of Goodday Cultured Milk. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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