DTI x Manila Canvas

The Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) OTOP Philippines, through Manila Canvas, will participate in the upcoming 24th ASEAN Senior Law Officials Meeting (ASLOM) and the 13th ASEAN Law Ministers Meeting (ALAWMM). These high-level events will be held from 10 to 16 November 2025 at the Grand Hyatt Manila, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City.

As part of its commitment to promote Filipino craftsmanship and local entrepreneurship, DTI’s OTOP Philippines will showcase a curated selection of locally-made products through Manila Canvas. This space serves as a haven for those who love to shop local, featuring unique items from Filipino enterprises across different regions.

Featured Brands

  1. OTOP Manila Canvas

    A souvenir café offering the best of the Philippines, from high-quality, locally-sourced coffee, chocolates and wine to well-designed ref magnets, keychains, shirts and other locally-made products.
  2. TP Food Processing Corporation (Cocoa Monster) 

    A pioneer in the local cocoa industry, Cocoa Monster has been crafting bean-to-bar chocolate products since 1983. Their extensive product line includes tablea, fine boxed chocolates in various flavors, sugar-free chocolates, chocolate-dipped dried fruits, cocoa powder, chocolate drink mixes, cake pops, chocolate-filled cookies, syrups, baking chocolate, and more.

  3. Project Beans 

    Founded in 2017 but rooted in a coffee-growing legacy dating back to the 1960s in Lumil, Silang, Cavite, Project Beans celebrates Philippine coffee culture. Their offerings include barako, arabica, and robusta coffee, as well as brew bags, coffee drips, and their signature Harmony Blend.

  4. Coco Dolce 

    Established in 2012, Coco Dolcé offers premium chocolates made with local “superfood” ingredients sourced from Filipino communities. Their signature flavors include Milk Chocolate, Milk Chocolate with Rice Crisps, Milk Chocolate with Pili, 65% Dark Chocolate, and Dark Chocolate with Chili.

  5. Woven 

    Woven partners with skilled artisans from Basey, Samar to create modern, functional pieces such as laptop sleeves, folders, and bags. These are crafted using traditional tikog grass, indigenous textiles, and leather, blending heritage with contemporary design.

  6. Sibol 

    From the makers of Wonderful World of Wellness (WOWOW), Sibol is a Filipino organic hair care brand offering plant-powered shampoo bars, conditioners, and hair oils. Vegan, cruelty-free, and free from harsh chemicals, their products highlight local botanicals like gugo and support eco-friendly practices.Visitors to the Manila Canvas exhibit can explore and purchase these thoughtfully made products—each telling a story of Filipino ingenuity, culture, and sustainability.