AgriLink, FoodLink & AquaLink 2026 brought together the agriculture, food processing, fisheries, and agribusiness sectors for three days of exhibitions, learning, and networking at the World Trade Center Metro Manila in Pasay City, October 8–10. Farmers, fisherfolk, food processors, buyers, suppliers, government agencies, industry organizations, and technology providers gathered to explore new products and solutions, exchange expertise, and build connections across the agricultural value chain.
The event brought three major industry exhibitions under one roof: the 31st International Agribusiness Exhibition & Seminars, the 25th International Food Processing, Packaging & Products Exhibition, and the 20th National Fisheries Exhibition & Seminars. Together, they showcased developments across farming, food production, and fisheries, giving visitors the opportunity to see how new technologies and services could support businesses at different stages of production and distribution.
Exhibitors presented farm machinery and mechanization solutions, seeds, livestock and poultry products, animal-nutrition solutions, and tools for smart farming. Other displays focused on postharvest systems, cold storage, food processing, packaging, and refrigeration technologies. Fisheries and aquaculture products and equipment also featured prominently, alongside services for logistics, market access, and business development.
A central focus of the 2026 event was its theme, “Agri Food Hub Facilities: A Boost to Efficiency in the Value and Market Chains.” The theme highlighted the role that well-connected facilities can play in bringing storage, processing, packaging, and logistics closer to producers and markets. By improving these links, agri-food hubs can help reduce postharvest losses, preserve product quality, and make it easier for producers to reach buyers.
The exhibition also provided opportunities for attendees to learn from industry experts and see solutions in action. Seminars and technical presentations covered relevant products and developments, while live demonstrations allowed visitors to observe equipment and technologies firsthand. Product launches, cooking demonstrations, and other exhibitor activities were added to the program and encouraged participants to engage directly with businesses and specialists.
By combining exhibitions, seminars, demonstrations, and networking, AgriLink, FoodLink & AquaLink 2026 served as a meeting point for people working throughout the agricultural value chain. The event showcased innovations and practical solutions while encouraging collaboration among producers, businesses, institutions, and technology providers—connections that can help strengthen Philippine agriculture and agribusiness.