Taiwan Excellence: Quality Within Your Reach

Hey guys! Christmas is just around the corner which is why different bazaars are beginning to open and department stores are getting packed with early shoppers. Although I love a great bargain, I'm still pretty careful in choosing what to spend my money on. What better way to recognize a worthy merchandise than a seal of excellence right? This is why I look forward to brands bearing the Taiwan Excellence Seal. 

Taiwan, in its desire to bring only the best products their country can offer to the international market, has launched a campaign in the 1980's, better known as Taiwan Excellence. This campaign started as part of the Ministry of Economic Affairs' (MOEA) plan to raise Taiwan's international competitiveness. Not long after, the Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT) in coordination with Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) established the Taiwan Excellence Award campaign. All Taiwan based brands are eligible and the Taiwan Excellence Seal is awarded after careful evaluation. Ten of the products with the Taiwan Excellence Seal are further labelled with Gold being the highest recognition during the campaign while the rest are given Silver award recognition. 

This year, the campaign was introduced to the Philippines and carried the theme "Excellent Lifestyle". Aside from introducing the 56 excellent brands under Taiwan Excellence, this campaign also helps Filipinos recognize the best Taiwan products in the market. That way, we can confidently avail of various products from Taiwan knowing that they have passed the high standards set by a panel of international judges. Some of the brands include Acer, Asus, BenQ, Draytek, HTC, KingCom, KW Trio, Kymco, MSI, Silicon Power, Sym, Transcend and others. 

So next time you purchase Taiwan made products, look for the Taiwan Excellence Seal and you're sure to discover a whole new world of shopping experience. You may visit their website and Facebook page for more information about the Taiwan Excellence campaign.

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