Tourists in Baguio City are being granted priority access to the store of the Good Shepherd Convent to allow them to buy its ube jam and other products at the original price. /PDI
According to the source, their ube jams are sold for between P480 and P550 per jar on online markets found on Facebook and on various online shopping platforms, such as Lazada and Shopee.
The source added: “So, local resellers are being told to give way to tourists queuing to buy at our store.” BENEFICIARY | Sabel Paroway, a 24-year-old student from Mountain Province, is among the beneficiaries of an education program supported by the Good Shepherd nuns in Baguio City. But when the MMTC resumed producing its jams and pastries following the easing of COVID-19-related restrictions last year, buyers have been forced to line up outside the convent since only a few are allowed at its store at a time to maintain physical distancing.
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