Livestock Philippines 2025 and Aquaculture Philippines 2025 are currently underway as one of the Philippines’ most significant trade events dedicated to the livestock, poultry, and aquaculture sectors. Held from June 25 to 27 at the World Trade Center in Pasay City, this three-day expo is organized by Informa Markets and supported by the Department of Agriculture (DA). It serves as a vital platform for public and private stakeholders—including farmers, fisherfolk, traders, and industry players—to collaborate, exchange knowledge, and showcase innovative technologies that can propel the sectors forward amidst ongoing challenges such as climate change and animal health threats.
The event’s theme, “Empowering Agri-Fishery Through Modern Technology and Innovation,” underscores the industry’s push towards modernization, sustainability, and resilience. With over 250 exhibitors and more than 10,000 trade attendees, Livestock Philippines 2025 highlights the latest advancements in livestock, poultry, and aquaculture—ranging from feed solutions and farming equipment to cutting-edge technologies designed for MSMEs. Attendees also benefit from a comprehensive lineup of over 40 conferences and technical seminars, including the Livestock and Aquaculture Conferences, which focus on improving animal health, production efficiency, and sustainable practices.
A notable highlight is the national launch of Go-Egg, an initiative by BEPCO aimed at promoting egg branding, safety, and traceability. The event also features forums on critical issues such as antimicrobial resistance and climate-smart farming, fostering dialogue among regional and international experts. The Department of Agriculture actively participates by showcasing local products like dairy goods from the National Dairy Authority and engaging visitors with its programs and services.
The event emphasizes the importance of integrating innovation with knowledge transfer, as articulated by Informa Markets Philippines Country General Manager Rungphech “Rose” Chitanuwat, who highlighted how these expos have fostered meaningful connections and contributed to the sector’s growth over the past decade. Meanwhile, DA Assistant Secretary Michael Garcia reaffirmed the government’s commitment to empowering farmers and fisherfolk through technology and collaborative efforts.
As Livestock Philippines and Aquaculture Philippines 2025 continue to evolve, they remain dedicated to strengthening the Philippine economy’s vital agri-fishery sectors by promoting sustainable practices, technological adoption, and strategic partnerships. This ongoing event not only celebrates current successes but also sets the stage for a resilient, productive future for Filipino agriculture.
