• May 26-28, 2023

  • World Trade Center
    Metro Manila

    Pasay City, Philippines

  • 10:00 am to 7:00 pm

  • 10,000+
    TRADE BUYERS & VISITORS

    from the Philippines
    and around the world

  • 500+
    EXHIBITORS

    across the Philippines

  • 12
    PRODUCT SECTORS

    to be showcased

  • 3
    DAYS OF NETWORKING

    and food discoveries

JOIN OUR NETWORK

IFEX Philippines welcomes the country's top food brands and manufacturers, along with local and international buyers, experts and enthusiasts to this 3-day celebration of Philippine food. Browse our audience profiles and make the most out of the various networking opportunities during the event.

SHOW COMPONENTS

Exhibition Halls
Food Philippines Zone — Features the top and emerging Philippine food export companies, including the country’s top brands, BSOs, industry clusters and consolidators.
Regional Food Zone — Features homegrown food brands and high-quality products from various regions in the Philippines.
Other Exhibit Zones — Features other international exporters, business solutions, and allied products and services.
Business Matching
Pre-Arranged and Walk-in B2B Meetings — Philippine exporters and international buyers explore business opportunities during in-person meetings
Talks and Seminars
Food experts and resource persons talk about the latest food trends and news
Special Events
Special activities that help increase network opportunities and enhance promotional exposure of our exhibitors with the buyer’s event.
  • FLAVOR FINDS

    Features the latest product innovations undertaken by CITEM, event partners, and other participating exhibitors.

    NXTFOOD PH
    REGIONAL FLEX
    KATHA AWARDS for FOOD Gallery
    NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE
    ON THE RISE

  • OPEN HOUSE

    Presents the latest programs and activities within and around the food sector and showcases the products from our IFEX Philippines partners.

  • IFEX KITCHEN

    Showcases food tasting activities, dynamic cooking demonstrations and product presentations

  • BUYERS' B2B LOUNGE

    This is the designated area where the VIBs and IFEX trade buyers conduct pre-arranged and walk-in business-to-business (B2B) activities with exhibitors, and other target clients.

PRODUCT CATEGORIES

  • Beverages
  • Fine Food and Specialties
  • Fruits and Vegetables
  • Biscuits and Confectioneries
  • Snacks and Crispy Savory Food Products
  • Meat and Poultry
  • Dairy Products
  • Cereals, Grains and Starch
  • Seafood and Marine Products
  • Organic and Natural
  • Raw Materials and Food Ingredients
  • Equipment and Services
EXHIBITOR PROFILE

Manufacturers

Exporters

Importers

Business Support Organizations (BSOs)

Institutional Suppliers

Consolidators

Non-Government Organizations (NGOs)

Farmer Cooperatives

Allied Industries

Government Partner Agencies

VISITOR PROFILE

Overseas and Local Trade Buyers

Importers

Wholesalers

Distributors

Trading Firms

Merchandising Agents

Buying Offices

Retailers

Supermarkets

Catering and Food service

Hotels, Café and Restaurants (HoReCa)

Chefs/Culinary Experts

SERVICES for TRADE BUYERS

  • Very Important Buyer (VIB) Program
  • Business Matching Activities

GOVERNMENT PARTNERS

PARTNER REGIONS

REGIONAL OFFICES

4A CALABARZON 4B MIMAROPA CAGAYAN VALLEY ILOCOS REGION CENTRAL VISAYAS NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION BICOL DAVAO REGION WESTERN VISAYAS

INDUSTRY PARTNER

EVENT PARTNERS

MEDIA PARTNERS

EXPORT ENABLERS

EXPLORE PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

At IFEX Philippines, we value building strong partnerships that last. Connect with our team today and find out how we can collaborate to create the right partnership package for you and your company.

PARTNER WITH US

A creative community that celebrates the best of Philippine food flavors and ingredients.

Enjoying Malabon and Pampanga’s food without traveling

Instead of going out-of-town to enjoy Pampanga’s pindang damulag or Malabon’s puto pao, two individuals have made it possible to enjoy their city’s specialties at the comfort of your own home.

Enjoying mangoes when its season is done

It’s a dessert in itself, with its bold sweetness, subtle tart, and fruity notes.

Identifying Filipino cuisine through its regions

Taking a tour from north to south, one will discover that adobo varies not only in taste but also in the ingredients used and the cooking methods applied.