According to the Philippine Statistics Authority, agriculture, forestry, and fishing accounted for nearly 10% of Philippine GDP in the first quarter of 2026. It’s a reminder of how much the country depends on the sector to keep goods moving, markets supplied, and value chains working efficiently. 
That is why logistics and agricultural hubs matter. They help connect producers, processors, distributors, and buyers more efficiently, creating stronger linkages across the value chain while supporting growth, resilience, and a food system that can respond better to changing market needs. 
#Agrilink2026, the country’s biggest international trade exhibition on #agriculture, food, #aquaculture, and #agribusiness, serves as a platform for strengthening local and international market linkages as well as supporting a more connected, resilient value chain.
Join us from October 8 to 10 at the World Trade Center, Pasay City for free seminars and free entrance to the exhibition.