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LUC Foods Inc/Pasalubong Philippines Company Profile In 1998 a group of friends had an idea. And the idea was to bring a taste of the Philippines to the world. Thus, a company called Luc Foods Inc. was born. Established to cater to the overseas Filipino workers found in Hong Kong, its first venture was operating a Filipino franchise in the busy Central district of the Crown Colony. Their next venture was opening its own retail brand called “Pasalubong Philippines”. Now diversified into all areas of the retail food business LUC foods is now operating its Pasalubong centers in NAIA Terminal 3 International Departure Area. In keeping with the company’s core idea, the Pasalubong Philippines retail stores sell and distribute food products that are Proudly Philippine Made. We provide a diverse selection of delicacies from all over the Philippine archipelago, ranging from the farthest north to the deepest south of our islands. In order to maintain product quality and showcase the best delicacies of the provinces, Luc Foods through our retail brand, Pasalubong Philippines, is an active partner in growing small scale entrepreneurs throughout the Philippines. To date we have more than a thousand varieties of native Philippine food products. At the moment we have diversified and have venture into a travel store providing passengers with all their travel needs to make their journey a relaxing and fun experience. Called Travel & Be Safe also situated in the airport and soon in the malls of the Philippines. LUC’s latest project is Kambal Pandesal franchise that will give to the Filipino what we most love to eat: PANDESAL. Kambal Pandesal is the local version of a foreign franchise that sells Pinoy style breads like Pan de Coco, Pan de Kape and many more. With 3 outlets now operating we hope to further increase our footprint and go nationwide. LUC foods Inc./Pasalubong Philippines office is currently located at Unit 3A Bldg. 5 Salem Complex, Domestic Road, Pasay City. (Infront of Aviation Partnership Philippines/Cebu Pacific Bldg.)