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PUBLIC ADVISORY

Beware of Unauthorized Communications, Data Selling, Solicitations, and Monetary Requests

CITEM advises all exhibitors, buyers, suppliers, service providers, partners, stakeholders, and the public to remain vigilant against unauthorized individuals, groups, or third-party entities falsely claiming to represent CITEM and its official programs and events.

These unauthorized communications may be sent through email, calls, SMS/text messages, social media, messaging applications, websites, or other digital channels. They may involve the alleged selling, distribution, or unauthorized access to CITEM data, databases, or contact lists. They may also involve solicitations, donation requests, sponsorship offers, payment instructions, or other monetary requests using the name of CITEM, its officials, personnel, events, or partners.

Please be reminded:

Verify the Source.

Official CITEM communications are sent only through verified official channels and corporate email domains, including @citem.com.ph.

Protect Your Information.

CITEM does not authorize any individual, third-party entity, or unofficial representative to sell, distribute, share, or provide access to its official data, databases, contact lists, or stakeholder information.

Do Not Send Payments Through Unverified Channels.

CITEM does not authorize donations, sponsorship payments, direct fund transfers, e-wallet payments, or other monetary transactions through personal accounts or unofficial channels.

Do Not Engage.

Do not click links, download attachments, reply, provide information, or make payments in response to suspicious communications.

Report and Verify.

If you receive any suspicious communication claiming to be connected with CITEM, please verify directly with your official project focal point or through CITEM’s official communication channels.

Thank you for your continued cooperation and vigilance.

Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions

Feast on the Philippines’ tastiest and healthiest

The Philippines returns to the China International Import Exposition (CIIE) with a mission: to fulfill China’s growing appetite for healthier food choices. For the eighth edition of the world’s largest import-focused trade show, the country is showcasing its healthiest–and tastiest–food and agricultural products.

The delegation is composed of top exporters of fresh and frozen fruits, as well as healthy and functional food and beverages. Durian, banana, and coconut–among the country’s top-performing products–are just some of the exceptional offerings being presented at CIIE.

The Philippine delegation is led by the Philippines’ Department of Trade and Industry-Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (DTI-CITEM) and the Department of Agriculture, with support from the Philippine Trade and Investment Center (PTIC) in Shanghai.

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