


Boosting Agriculture Through Education
Damosa Land recently broke ground for the UP Professional School for Agriculture and the Environment (UP-PSAE) to be located in its premier integrated township Agriya.












Newest addition to Davao’s food destination is Mossa Cafe + Bakery, the first of its kind, where eight of the staff are trained to be bakers, baristas and cooks.
Owner Fan Guira took the time to learn the tricks of the trade by taking up kitchen management and earned a degree in culinary arts. Furthermore, the family’s love for food and the family’s desire to make their dishes all by themselves sparked Guira’s desire to open up Mossa.
Guira takes pride in using only homegrown ingredients from Cotabato and Davao City. Their coffee products use a dark chocolate flavor by Maisog sold in places like Bukidnon, Cotabato and Davao City.
Mossa Cafe + Bakery is located at the Damosa Business District (beside
Metrobank Damosa Branch) and is open from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm. They close on Sundays. (Photo credits: Damosa)
Original Article Published in Mindanao Times on September 4, 2019
Written By: Marilyn C. Roque
Article Link: https://mindanaotimes.com.ph/2019/09/04/scene-city-mossa-cafe-bakery-opens-its-doors-to-dabawenyo-foodies/



Damosa Land recently broke ground for the UP Professional School for Agriculture and the Environment (UP-PSAE) to be located in its premier integrated township Agriya.



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