Preparations for #Agrilink2026 are moving forward! 🌾🤝

The #Agrilink team recently met with its co-organizers to discuss the latest updates on the exhibition preparations, upcoming activities, and plans for this year’s event. The meeting brought together representatives from public and private trade associations who continue to help shape Agrilink as a platform for agriculture, food, aquaculture, and agribusiness.

Agrilink’s co-organizers play an important role in connecting the event to the wider industry. Through their networks and sector expertise, these associations help bring together farmers, fisherfolk, agribusinesses, producers, processors, suppliers, buyers, technology providers, and other stakeholders working across the value chain.

#Agrilink2026 is also supported by the Department of Agriculture – Philippines and its attached agencies, including DA-PHilMech, DA Agribusiness, Marketing and Consumer Affairs (DA-AMAS), Bureau of Plant Industry, and other government partners that help bring public-sector programs, technical knowledge, and industry priorities closer to the people working across the agriculture and fisheries sectors.

With this year’s theme, “Agri Food Hub Facilities: A Boost to Efficiency in the Value and Market Chains,” Agrilink continues to build the space for collaboration, technology discovery, market linkage, and practical conversations on how to strengthen Philippine agriculture from production to postharvest, processing, logistics, and market access.

Join us from October 8 to 10 at the World Trade Center, Pasay City for free seminars and free entrance to the exhibition.