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For decades, the provinces of Laguna, Cavite, and Batangas have anchored national production, supported by its deep industrial ecosystems, infrastructure networks, and sustained investor participation — but as foreign investment continues to concentrate in these corridors, land constraints are tightening and manufacturers are increasingly requiring larger, more flexible sites. In response, industrial activity is extending into Central Luzon — strengthening national capacity while expanding the geographic base of production. This shift introduces greater redundancy and optionality for supply chain operations. Within this shift, the region is becoming more integrated into a Luzon-wide industrial network supported by improving infrastructure connectivity and […]... Keep on reading: The Northward Shift: Why Central Luzon is becoming the Philippines’ next industrial core
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