The Provincial Government of Negros Occidental officially runs the newest Food Terminal Market in the highly urbanized city of
Bacolod.
The turnover of stalls to the lessees in the Negros Occidental Food Terminal Market was officially done last August 8.
Provincial Administrator and Lawyer, Atty. Rayfrando Diaz II additionally announced that fish stalls, vending markets, and bagsakan area where the fresh fish and other freshly-caught seafood products are brought over will officially start their official operations today, August 15, Monday.
There will also be meat and poultry products, fruits and vegetables, and dry goods available at the Negros Occidental Food Terminal Market. These stalls, however, will start at a later date which will be on August 23, Tuesday.
In the following days, canteens will also be established to cater to dining customers and will operate on September 7. This is called the ‘tulahan’ kitchen, where the old pala-pala was previously known.
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Bacolod market stalls have officially started their operations today, August 15. The schedule was finalized upon signing the contract with the lessees and the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental last August 3.
Significantly, the Negros Occidental Food Terminal Market was a project by late and former Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr. The operations of the infrastructure project were then put under the Economic Enterprise Development Department (EEDD).
The Province of Negros Occidental aims to generate more revenue to support Negros Occidental’s economic flow and help with the efforts to boost its business enterprises. Provincial Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson also expressed that the provincial government needed to make a move in generating local revenues for Negros Occidental.
The building of
Negros Occidental Food Terminal Market has two floors. The ground floor would be where kitchens, vending stalls, kiosks, and rentable storage spaces are. At the same time, the second floor would be where function rooms and conference halls will be situated, where corporate meetings and small gatherings can be held.
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