MAGIC MELT to open @ Gaisano Mall, Iligan


Inspired by Filipinos’ great love for native delicacies and desserts, Magic Melt offers want-satisfying pastries to every individual. With its tremendous success in Cebu City, the company is set to open at Gaisano Mall, Iligan City this coming Saturday, May 26, 2012. It’s the company’s way of expanding their market by serving the customers in Mindanao.

Magic Melt started as a specialty bakeshop offering ensaymada and pastries way back in 1999. Over the years, it has extended its product line to include breads and cookies. Their distribution channels included supermarkets, convenience stores and canteens in Cebu city.  


People in Iligan and neighbouring cities will surely be glad for this venture because availing otap and other products will be easily accessible. It could be noted that most people spending vacation in Cebu always bring home otap as their pasalubong. Reaching out the market is one of the effective marketing strategies for a company’s success.

WOW ILIGAN gladly welcomes Magic Melt in the City of Waterfalls!!! Have a successful business undertaking here!!! 




Comments

  1. Bob New YorkMay 22, 2012 at 9:31 PM

    Always something new

    Things to look forward to

    Iligan City & Magic Melt

    Simply Amazing !

    ReplyDelete
  2. I am NeorichcelMay 31, 2012 at 2:20 PM

    Indeed, Sir Bob... :-)

    Thank you for dropping by... :-)

    ReplyDelete

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