Coconut Philippines Trade Fair 2026 Celebrates Filipino Innovation at SMX Manila This August
The Coconut Philippines Trade Fair returns for its third edition from August 26 to 30, 2026, at the SMX Convention Center Manila in Pasay City, bringing together coconut-based products and enterprises from across the country. Admission is free.
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Around 300 exhibitors are participating in the trade fair, bringing together micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from different parts of the country to showcase a range of market- and export-ready coconut products.
Visitors can explore locally made products that show just how versatile coconut can be, including coconut oil, sugar, vinegar, and other food items, as well as beauty and wellness products, fashion pieces, home décor, and lifestyle essentials.
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More than showcasing familiar coconut-based goods, the trade fair highlights how local enterprises continue to transform the crop into innovative and practical products for modern everyday living.
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It also places the spotlight on the creativity of Filipino entrepreneurs while recognizing the coconut farmers who remain an essential part of the industry.
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The trade fair also forms part of the administration’s efforts to help Filipino entrepreneurs strengthen their businesses and tap opportunities in both domestic and international markets through various government programs.
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For visitors, the event offers an opportunity to shop local, discover market-ready products, support MSMEs, and see how one of the country’s most recognizable agricultural resources continues to inspire new business opportunities and products.
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Held as part of the celebration of National Coconut Week, the five-day trade fair is organized by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in partnership with the Department of Agriculture–Philippine Coconut Authority (DA-PCA) and supported by the Coconut Farmers and Industry Development Plan (CFIDP).
