Proudly Filipino ice cream brand unveils new look and holiday flavors
Carmen's Best aims to redefine the art of ice cream and elevate the local dairy industry
By Rey Ilagan
Carmen's Best, a pioneer in the world of locally-produced gourmet ice cream, recently demonstrated its unwavering commitment to uncompromised quality at its "Day of Joy" celebration last Oct. 16, held at the Marquis Events Place in Taguig.

Their #NoShortCuts mantra underscores their dedication to using 100 percent fresh, locally-sourced milk from Laguna, ensuring that every scoop of Carmen's Best ice cream is a delightful indulgence.
Over the years, Carmen's Best has garnered a devoted following with popular flavors such as Strawberry, Salted Caramel, Malted Milk, Dark Chocolate, and Brazilian Coffee, among others. These flavors have become synonymous with moments of joy and indulgence.
The event served as a testament to the brand's belief that there is no greater joy than giving your best. Guests enjoyed ice cream tastings, frozen dessert demonstrations, and other activities and performances including a musical number from the Ryan Cayabyab Chorale.

"Day of Joy" also marked the unveiling of Carmen's Best's new brand identity, reflecting an elevated and joyful look, along with an eco-friendly shift to all-paper packaging. The brand also shared a preview of its new store at SM Mall of Asia and refreshed Rockwell branch.
Carmen's Best aims to not only redefine the art of ice cream but also transform the Filipino dairy industry as a whole. Under the majority ownership of Metro Pacific Agro Ventures, the brand's CEO, Jovy Hernandez, expressed their vision to offer a full dairy line, including milk, yogurt, cheese, butter, and other milk derivatives, all proudly local and 100 percent fresh.

“Our Best also extends to supporting local farmers, partnering with the academe for research, and collaborating with the government. We believe that this is the Best inclusive dairy model to pursue as it presents a win-win-win situation for all stakeholders in the Philippine local dairy industry," noted Jovy.
Manuel V. Pangilinan, chairman, president, and CEO of Metro Pacific Investments Corporation, added: "Our investment in agriculture ultimately seeks to help uplift our farmers and grow the Philippine dairy industry. Dairy is just the first step, and we look forward to making a similar impact in other agricultural sectors."

Photos courtesy of Carmen’s Best