Davao City has extended its Kadiwa on Wheels initiative to Cebu and Baguio, following strong demand for local durian and produce in Metro Manila. The program, which delivers fresh goods directly to consumers, has seen increased interest since its launch. The expansion aims to meet growing consumer needs and support local farmers.
The initiative, which uses mobile trucks to distribute fresh fruits and vegetables, has become popular for its convenience and quality. With the addition of Cebu and Baguio, more residents will have access to fresh, locally sourced products. Officials say the program helps reduce food waste and supports small-scale farmers.
The move comes as more people seek reliable and fresh food options. The success in Metro Manila has encouraged the expansion, ensuring that fresh produce reaches new areas efficiently. The program continues to grow, offering a practical solution for urban consumers.
The expansion reflects a broader trend in food distribution, emphasizing accessibility and sustainability. As the program grows, it aims to strengthen local supply chains and improve food security across the region.
