Philippines showcases diverse halal offerings at Halal Trade Expo-Dubai 2024

The Philippines has taken center stage at the ongoing Halal Trade Expo-Dubai 2024, held from November 18 to 20 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. This event marks the debut of the Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS) outside Malaysia, renowned globally as the largest halal trade show. The expo is set to connect exhibitors with international buyers and stakeholders from the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia.

The Philippine Pavilion, located at Hall 2 – U30, features a diverse lineup of local businesses committed to promoting high-quality halal-certified products. Spearheaded by the Cavite Association of Producers and Entrepreneurs, this initiative showcases the innovative spirit and dedication of Filipino companies in the halal industry.

Participating Philippine Companies:

  • Cavite Association of Producers and Entrepreneurs:
  1. Dry Tech Manufacturing Corp.
  2. Mojica Ventures Corp. (Kangkong Chips Original by Josh Mojica)
  3. Philippine Wild Raw Honey Corporation
  4. Sioan Gintong Araw Agriculture Cooperative
  5. Tropical Palm Herb Manufacturing
  6. Ultimate Sams Herbs International Trading Corp.
  7. Valera’s Enterprises
  • Ilocos Food Products

These participating companies represent a wide range of sectors, from processed snacks and herbal products to pure honey and agricultural goods. Their inclusion in the expo underscores the Philippines’ commitment to expanding its footprint in the global halal market and fostering sustainable trade partnerships.

The expo aims to boost export opportunities, targeting US$250 million in sales over its three-day run. The Philippine Pavilion not only highlights the country’s dedication to halal standards but also positions it as a competitive player in international markets, enhancing its visibility and potential in sectors like food and beverage, wellness, and agriculture.

For those interested in exploring the innovative and high-quality products from the Philippines, visit Hall 2 – U30 at the Dubai World Trade Centre until November 20, 2024.