Cerelac brings “Tambalang Big Sustansya” on the road this August, bringing nutritional education closer to Filipino families.
Always committed to delivering only the best when it comes to nutrition, Nestlé Philippines Inc. reached out to its community once again at its exclusive media event last July 22, 2026, at the Nestlé Makati Administrative Office.
The event served as the official launch of Tambalang Big Sustansya Sa Barangay—a nutritional education caravan by Cerelac, coming this August to different barangays in Metro Manila and Cagayan de Oro.
The caravan aims to help address the nutritional gap among Filipino babies by empowering parents with nutrition education. It also reinforces Cerelac’s brand commitment to be a trusted partner parents can rely on throughout their babies’ feeding journey. The first 2000 days of a baby’s growth is the most crucial, so guaranteeing they get the right nutritional requirements is a must for their growth and development.
In line with this, the caravan launch featured opening remarks by Arlene Tan-Bantoto, Nestlé Nutrition and Health Business Executive Officer. Tan-Bantoto shares, “Parents today have access to more information than ever before. They have Google, social media, and parenting forums. They’re very thoughtful about the decisions they make for their children. But let’s be honest – it can also be a lot to keep up with. That’s why we believe parents deserve trusted guidance and support along the way. Because helping children receive the right nutrition is something we all care about.”
The program also presented a special audio-visual presentation highlighting Cerelac’s heritage. From a response to malnutrition over 160 years ago, Cerelac continues its commitment and promise to be a partner to parents in providing science-backed nutrition to support healthy growth.
Academician of the National Academy of Science and Technology Dr. Imelda Agdeppa and Dr. Katrina Florcruz-Dacanay, pediatrician of the Diliman Doctors Hospital and The Medical City then enlightened the audience about micronutrient deficiencies in the Philippines. Both experts discussed the importance of complementary feeding from 6 months onwards in helping bridge nutrient gaps during babies’ critical stage of development
“For Cerelac, our role is simple: to be that trusted nutrition partner of parents as their babies start their feeding journey. That’s why, for 160 years, we have continued to develop products designed to help address nutrition gaps. Today, Cerelac is tested and proven for Filipino babies, giving parents science-backed nutrition they can trust. We remain committed to making nutrition education accessible,” shares Nikki Constantino, Vice President for Nestle Baby Food & Mainstream Milk.
Cerelac is going on the road this August with Tambalang Big Sustansya sa Barangay. The interactive caravan will visit four barangays in Metro Manila and Cagayan De Oro to bring nutrition education closer to Filipino families. Follow Cerelac Philippines on Facebook to get the latest updates on when and where you can catch the Tambalang Big Sustansya sa Barangay.
Backed by 160 years of nutrition expertise and as Nestlé’s very first product, Cerelac is the trusted brand when it comes to delicious and nutritious food for babies as they start to explore solid food.
Cerelac’s infant cereals come in a variety of flavors, including Mixed Fruits & Soya, Mixed Veggies, Rice & Soya, and Wheat Banana & Milk for babies aged 6 months and above. Their Homestyle Meals for babies 8 months and up include Rice & Chicken and Rice & Veggies options. Cerelac also offers variants with No Added Table Sugar. For on-the-go snacking, Cerelac brings you Nutripuffs in Banana & Orange and Banana & Strawberry.
Cerelac is now tested and proven to support age-appropriate growth and provide higher energy and micronutrient intake for Filipino babies. Packed with BIG Sustansya, Cerelac delivers 20 vitamins and minerals, DHA, and B. lactis Probiotic in every serving.
Tambalang Cerelac + Homemade for BIG SUSTANSYA combines the goodness of homemade meals with science-backed nutrition to help bridge nutritional gaps among Filipino babies.
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