By Kenneth Marcos 
Farmers, fishers, and agribusiness owners are preparing for one of the biggest industry gatherings in the country, where new technologies and business opportunities are expected to take center stage.
The Livestock Philippines Expo and Aquaculture Philippines Expo will be held from June 24 to 26, 2026, at the World Trade Center Metro Manila in Pasay City. The event aims to bring together key players in the livestock, poultry, and aquaculture sectors to share knowledge, showcase innovations, and build partnerships.
Organizers said the expo will serve as a platform for farmers, investors, suppliers, and experts to connect and explore new ways to improve production and profitability. The event is expected to feature modern equipment, feeds, breeding technologies, and sustainable farming solutions.
Agriculture remains a vital sector in the Philippines, supporting millions of livelihoods. However, farmers and fishers continue to face challenges such as rising production costs, climate change, and the need for better access to technology. Events like this aim to address these issues by providing direct exposure to new ideas and practical solutions.
Participants will also have the opportunity to attend technical seminars, product demonstrations, and business matching sessions. These activities are designed to help small and medium-scale producers learn from industry experts and expand their networks.
The livestock and aquaculture industries play a key role in ensuring food security in the country. Poultry and livestock products remain major sources of protein, while aquaculture contributes significantly to the local fish supply. Strengthening these sectors is seen as essential to meeting the growing food demand of the population.
Government agencies, private companies, and international exhibitors are expected to join the event. Their participation highlights the increasing focus on innovation and modernization in Philippine agriculture.
Organizers are encouraging early registration, with free access offered to interested participants. This is seen as an opportunity for farmers and entrepreneurs to gain insights and discover tools that can help improve their operations.
As the agriculture sector continues to evolve, industry gatherings like this provide a space for collaboration and learning. They also help promote resilience and competitiveness among Filipino producers.
With months still ahead before the event, stakeholders are hopeful that the expo will drive new ideas and partnerships that can support long-term growth in the livestock and aquaculture industries.
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