In an era dominated by digital advancements, the paper packaging industry might appear to be fading into obscurity. However, Allanae Printshop & Paper Products Corp. stands as a model of resilience, showcasing the adaptability and potential of this traditional sector.
“We saw the potential, the reason why we decided to continue the business. We don’t want the business to close down. We want to try things, see what will work for us,” Miko said.APPP.Co thrives on a strong sense of community, acknowledging the interconnectedness of businesses within the Philippine market.
“Like many others, we’re an SM baby,” Miko said. “We grew our business with SM, having been allowed to put out our products there.” With 80 percent of their projects serving major retailers, the couple is also setting their sights on the export market and investigating ways to elevate their core competency through innovative paper products.While still a journey in progress, APPP.Co has its sights firmly set on international expansion. Through collaborations with the Department of Trade and Industry , they’re navigating the intricacies of global trade and pinpointing suitable markets for their distinctive products.