DA7, Informa Markets Gear Up for First-Ever Regional Livestock Philippines This November


DA7, Informa Markets Gear Up for First Regional Livestock Philippines This November

The Department of Agriculture-Central Visayas (DA7) and organizers from Informa Markets are already in full preparation mode following a courtesy visit to DA7 Regional Executive Director Angel C. Enriquez and Regional Technical Director for Operations Engr. Cirilo N. Namoc yesterday, September 18, 2026 — a lead-up to the first-ever Regional Livestock Philippines set for this coming November 2026.

The expected 4,000 participants — coming from local and international exhibitors, private and public sector players, producers, young farmers, down to backyard raisers from Cebu, Bohol, and neighboring provinces in the Visayas and Mindanao — already gives an idea of how big the scale of this event is shaping up to be.

What the Activity Is All About

Regional Livestock Philippines is being organized by Informa Markets together with the Department of Agriculture – National Livestock Program (DA-NLP). The goal: to provide a platform for people in the livestock and aquaculture industry to network, learn about new technologies, and explore solutions for more efficient and sustainable production across different types of livestock.

Support From Cebu Provincial Capitol

DA7 wasn't the only stop for the preparations. The team from Informa Markets and DA7 also paid a visit to the office of Cebu Provincial Governor Pamela S. Baricuatro, where they were received by Grecilda "Gigi" Sanchez-Zaballero, the Cebu Provincial Consultant on Agriculture and Livelihood. Also present at the meeting were Chang Euldan from the Investment and Promotions Office, Jerome Mabag, Senior Agriculturist at the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist-Cebu, and Rodrigo Tanza Jr. from the Office of the Provincial Veterinarian-Cebu.

From DA7's side, also part of the visit were Dr. Zeam Voltaire Amper, Regional Livestock Focal, along with Tezza Fuertes, and Noli Rasonabe, Agricultural Program Coordinating Officer for Cebu.

During the meeting, Governor Baricuatro's office committed its full support for the activity, with the Cebu Provincial Capitol expected to remain open for coordination and cooperation to ensure the event's successful implementation — this includes plans to invite farmers and livestock raisers from every town in Cebu.

For his part, Director Enriquez likewise pledged his full support for the activity and its organizers, adding that this is all in the interest of food security and the progress of every farmer and fisherfolk across the region.

Bottom line: When we talk about food security and livelihood for farmers, it's worth noting that the livestock sector is one of those that always has a ripple effect on the price of meat, eggs, and other products Cebuanos see in the market every single day. Any improvement in production efficiency at the farmer level — even a small one — carries the potential to affect prices and product availability down the line.

Practical Details

The activity: Regional Livestock Philippines (first time this event is being held under this name)

Date: November 2026 (specific dates not yet stated)

Organizer: Informa Markets, together with DA-National Livestock Program (DA-NLP)

Expected participants: Over 4,000, including exhibitors from local and international sectors, producers, young farmers, and backyard raisers

Coverage area: Cebu, Bohol, and neighboring provinces in the Visayas and Mindanao

Venue: Not yet confirmed in the press release

📌 Quick Summary

What: The first Regional Livestock Philippines, an exhibition for the livestock and aquaculture industry

Where: Exact venue not yet confirmed in the press release; courtesy visits were held at DA7 office and Cebu Provincial Capitol

When: November 2026

Who benefits: Farmers, livestock raisers, young farmers, and backyard raisers in Cebu, Bohol, and neighboring provinces in the Visayas and Mindanao

Source: Department of Agriculture-Central Visayas (DA7) Public Information Office

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