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    Blanket Approval Pertains To Recurring Sales Promotions

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    This document discusses rules and regulations around sales promotions in the Philippines. It states that for recurring sales campaigns with the same scheme and mechanics but different periods, a single permit application covering one year is sufficient. It notes the general rule that promotional campaigns must not be conducted without a permit from DTI. It lists exceptions to this rule, such as competitions not requiring purchases, parlor games not requiring purchases to participate, door prizes at events, instant promotions, and in-store promotions like price reductions or product samples.

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    This document discusses rules and regulations around sales promotions in the Philippines. It states that for recurring sales campaigns with the same scheme and mechanics but different periods, a single permit application covering one year is sufficient. It notes the general rule that promotional campaigns must not be conducted without a permit from DTI. It lists exceptions to this rule, such as competitions not requiring purchases, parlor games not requiring purchases to participate, door prizes at events, instant promotions, and in-store promotions like price reductions or product samples.

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    This document discusses rules and regulations around sales promotions in the Philippines. It states that for recurring sales campaigns with the same scheme and mechanics but different periods, a single permit application covering one year is sufficient. It notes the general rule that promotional campaigns must not be conducted without a permit from DTI. It lists exceptions to this rule, such as competitions not requiring purchases, parlor games not requiring purchases to participate, door prizes at events, instant promotions, and in-store promotions like price reductions or product samples.

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    Blanket Approval Pertains To Recurring Sales Promotions

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    This document discusses rules and regulations around sales promotions in the Philippines. It states that for recurring sales campaigns with the same scheme and mechanics but different periods, a single permit application covering one year is sufficient. It notes the general rule that promotional campaigns must not be conducted without a permit from DTI. It lists exceptions to this rule, such as competitions not requiring purchases, parlor games not requiring purchases to participate, door prizes at events, instant promotions, and in-store promotions like price reductions or product samples.

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    Blanket Approval pertains to Recurring Sales Promotions

    (Reference: DTI-DOH Joint Administrative Order No. 01)


    Recurring Sales Promotion Campaigns
    For recurring sales promotion campaigns involving the same scheme and
    mechanics but with different or undetermined promotion periods, a single
    application for a permit covering a period of one (1) year is deemed sufficient
    compliance with these rules. (Sec. 2 of DAO 2, S. 1993)
    GENERAL RULE:
    No person shall conduct any covered promotional campaign or activity prior
    to the issuance of the DTI permit (Reference: Section 5 of DAO 10-02, Series
    of 2010)
    EXCEPTION: (Reference: Section 10, Rule IX of Chapter VI, Title III of DAO
    2, S. 1993 and Section 8 of DAO 10-02, Series of 2010)
    1. Competitions which do not require the purchase, lease or payment for
    any consumer product or service or availment of consumer credit;
    2. Parlor games where the qualification to be a participant and/or a home
    partner of the winner does not require the purchase or lease of any
    consumer product or service;
    3. Door prizes given to patrons of concerts, stage shows, stage plays, film
    showing and similar activities;
    4. Instant sales promotion campaigns;
    5. In-store promotions such as but not limited to price reduction,
    special offers, product demonstration, product samples, rebates,
    premium-in-pack, expert advise, and other analogous activities.

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