Ipomoea Aquatica Leaves- Kangkong leaves Slipper

20/05/2026

From Waste to Wear
We turned overlooked kangkong leaves into slippers you can feel good about. Durable, earth-friendly, and made to decompose — not pollute. This is footwear that treads lightly and leaves no trace. 🌍🌿

18/05/2026

25/04/2026

Explore the financial potential of our eco-friendly innovation: “Production of Kangkong Leaves Slipper.”

Through our Break-Even Analysis (BEP), we determined the exact sales volume needed to cover all expenses and start earning. With a break-even point of only 6 units, this study proves that the product offers a healthy balance between material costs, pricing, and profitability.

Made from sustainable natural resources and designed for durability and style, these slippers combine innovation with practicality—perfect for everyday use and conscious consumers.

Nature-inspired design meets smart business.
Sustainable. Durable. Profitable.

Be part of a greener future where innovation creates opportunity. From raw materials to finished product—step into style, step into success!

09/04/2026

April 8, 2026

After sun-drying, we transformed the kangkong leaves into fine powder using our blender. Now, we carefully sift them to ensure a smooth and high-quality texture.

09/04/2026

April 6, 2026

Harvesting fresh kangkong leaves today as part of our product development process, and natural sun-drying to preserve their nutrients and extend shelf life.

19/03/2026

Research Proposal Presentation 2026
February 19, 2026

We are honored to announce the successful presentation and approval of our research proposal titled "Utilization of Allium Cepa (Onion) and Allium Sativum (Garlic) Peels as Sustainable Raw Materials for Paper Production." This significant step forward marks the beginning of an exciting journey into sustainable innovation.

This achievement is a testament to the collaborative and team work of our dedicated team Marinhel Valino, Jerico Pablo, Alfredo Dela Cruz and Renato Hallig. It's an honor to reach this milestone alongside such talented individuals.

Our sincerest gratitude goes to our esteemed panelists, Dr. Maria Florisa T. Quijano, Dr. James Michael A. Dalde, and Sir Arbie F. Muyot, MBA, for their insightful questions and invaluable feedback, which undoubtedly strengthened our proposal.

We are profoundly grateful to continue this journey under the guidance of our Research Instructor, Dr. Rowell A. Diaz, and Adviser, Dr. Maria Florisa T. Quijano, and with the support of our English Critic, Ma’am Rochelle Ann Castillo, MAT, and our Statistician, Sir Mark Joseph Corpuz, MSED, with their mentorship we are exited to move forward to the next stage of research journey.