Date
Friday
Feb

February 7-13

Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week

Get ready to support Philippine industry and proudly showcase made-in-the-Philippines products during this exciting week!

Yearly Date
February 7
Type
Week

Introduction

Get ready to showcase and support the vibrant industries and high-quality products of the Philippines on February 7 for Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week! This week-long celebration aims to promote and recognize the country's economic growth and development through its various industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, and services. The event also highlights the creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation of Filipino entrepreneurs in producing top-notch products that are proudly made in the Philippines. So let's celebrate our local businesses and their contributions to our nation's progress on this exciting day!

Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week Timeline

1986
Establishment of DTI
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) was established to support and regulate Philippine industries and products.
1992
First AGORA Awards
The AGORA Awards was first established by the Philippine Marketing Association to celebrate marketing excellence in Philippine products and industries.
2008
Go Lokal! Initiative
DTI launched the initiative to promote locally-made products, particularly from micro, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs.
2011
Declaration of the Holiday
President Benigno S. Aquino III signed Proclamation No. 76 declaring the week of February 7 to 14 every year as "Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week".
2014
Advent of ASEAN Integration
In preparation for the ASEAN Economic Community Integration, various initiatives were launched to strengthen and make competitive local industries and products.
2020
Balik Eskwela Shop
Go Lokal! introduced balik eskwela shop, celebrating locally-produced school supplies to support local industries during the pandemic.

How to Celebrate Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week

1

Shop locally-made products

Support Philippine industries by shopping for locally-made products. Look for the "Made in the Philippines" label and choose products that are made with high-quality materials and craftsmanship.

2

Attend a trade expo

Check out trade expos and fairs featuring Philippine-made products. This is a great way to discover new products, network with local entrepreneurs, and support the growth of Philippine industries.

3

Visit a factory or workshop

Take a tour of a local factory or workshop to see firsthand how Philippine-made products are created. You can also learn about the history and processes behind these products, making your appreciation for them even greater.

4

Host a Filipino food feast

Celebrate Philippine industries by hosting a feast featuring traditional Filipino dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients. This is a delicious way to support local farmers and food producers.

5

Share about Philippine products on social media

Spread the word about Philippine industries and their products by sharing your favorite finds on social media. Use hashtags such as #SupportLocalPH and #MadeinthePhilippines to connect with others who are passionate about promoting homegrown products.

Why We Love Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week

A

Supporting the local economy

By celebrating and promoting made-in-the-Philippines products, we are also supporting and boosting our local industries. This helps to create jobs and contribute to the growth of our country's economy.

B

Celebrating Filipino culture and craftsmanship

The Philippines is known for its rich cultural heritage and talented artisans. By showcasing and recognizing locally-made products, we celebrate the skill and creativity of Filipino craftsmen and preserve our cultural identity.

C

High quality products

Made-in-the-Philippines products are not only representative of our culture and economy, but they also often boast high quality and craftsmanship. From food products to furniture to fashion items, there is a wide range of locally-made products that are sure to impress!

Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week Dates

Year
Date
Day
2023
Feb 6
Monday
2024
Feb 6
Tuesday
2025
Feb 6
Thursday
2026
Feb 6
Friday
2027
Feb 6
Saturday