Residents of the different barangays in Navotas City display their food specialties during the second round of the One Barangay, One Product which aims to showcase the native products that can be found in the city, including sea-based products, and to discover more new products. The project, which is encapsulated in the Navotas Hanapbuhay Center, a job caravan, has the full support of Mayor John Rey Tiangco. Andrew Rabulan
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