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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY

LISA GRACE S. BERSALES, Ph.D. Undersecretary

National Statistician and Civil Registrar General

Copyright © 2018 by Philippine Statistics Authority PSA CVEA Building, East Avenue, Diliman,

Quezon City, Philippines

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FOREWORD

This Swine Situation Report presents the industry situation in terms of inventory by

farm type and age group; volume of production; number of heads slaughtered in

slaughterhouses; pork imports; and monthly average farmgate prices.

The Livestock and Poultry Statistics Division (LPSD) of the Philippine Statistics

Authority (PSA) disseminates the Swine Situation Report annually, every May,

covering the previous year (January to December) as the reference period. The

report is intended to serve as a ready reference for our various clients and

stakeholders in the agriculture sector.

The PSA would appreciate comments and suggestions from our data users and

readers for further improvement of this report.

LISA GRACE S. BERSALES, Ph.D. Undersecretary

National Statistician and Civil Registrar General

Sec

Quezon City, Philippines May 2018

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SWINE SITUATION REPORT

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Foreword iii Table of Contents v Technical Notes vii Standard Symbols, Unit of Measure and Acronyms ix Highlights 1 Inventory 2 Distribution of Swine Inventory by Region 4 Volume and Value of Production 5 Imports 7 Supply and Disposition 8 Prices 9 TABLE

1 Inventory of Swine by Farm Type and Age Group, 2 Philippines: as of January 1, 2016-2018p

2 Volume of Production of Hogs by Quarter, Philippines: 2015-2017p 5 3 Value of Production of Hogs at Constant and Current Price, 5

Philippines: 2015-2017p 4 Annual Volume of Hog Production by Region, Philippines: 2015-2017 6 5 Volume and Value of Pork Imports, Philippines: 2015-2017p 7 6 Supply and Disposition of Swine, Philippines: 2015-2017p 8 7 Inventory of Swine in Backyard and Commercial Farms 11

by Region and Quarter, Philippines: 2016-2018 p 8 Volume of Hog Production by Quarter and Region, 12

Philippines: 2016-2017p 9 Annual Volume of Swine Production by Province: 2015-2017 14 10 Monthly Average Farmgate Prices of Hog, Philippines: 2015-2017p 17 11 Monthly Average Wholesale Prices of Hog, Metro Manila: 2015-2017p 17 12 Monthly Average Retail Prices of Hog, Metro Manila: 2015-2017p 18 13 Hogs Slaughtered in Slaughterhouses by Quarter and Region, 19

Philippines: 2016-2017 p

FIGURE 1 Changes in Inventory of Swine by Farm Type, 1

Philippines: as of January 1, 2017-2018p 2 Changes in Volume of Production of Hogs, Philippines: 2016-2017p 1 3 Changes in Annual Farmgate Price of Hog, Philippines:2015-2017 1 4 Distribution of Swine Inventory by Age Group, 3

Philippines: as of January 1, 2018p 5 Percentage Distribution of Swine Inventory by Region, 4

Philippines: as of January 1, 2018p

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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6 Percentage Distribution of Swine Inventory in Backyard Farms by Region, 4 Philippines: as of January 1, 2018p 7 Percentage Distribution of Swine Inventory in Commercial Farms by Region, 4 Philippines: as of January 1, 2018p 8 Monthly Average Farmgate Prices of Hogs, Philippines: 2015-2017 p 9 9 Monthly Average Wholesale Prices of Hogs, Metro Manila: 2015-2017p 9 10 Monthly Average Retail Prices of Pork, Metro Manila: 2015-2017p 9 11 Thematic Map of Swine Inventory: as of January 1, 2018 21 12 Thematic Map of Hog Production: 2017 22

FIGURE

TABLE--Continued

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The data for this Report is collected by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) through

the two (2) major surveys, namely:

1) Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (BLPS) which covers one (1) of the four

(4) replicate samples of the Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS). It

consists of 15,069 sample households in 1,051 sample barangays nationwide;

and,

2) Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey (CLPS) which covers around 1,241

independent farms as of January 2018. A swine farm is considered commercial

when it has a farm capacity of at least 21 heads of adult swine or 10 adults and

22 heads of young.

Both surveys are conducted every quarter simultaneously in all provinces.

Another survey that supplements the data requirements of the Livestock and Poultry

sub-sector is the Survey of Slaughterhouses and Poultry Dressing Plants (SSHPDP)1.

This covers around 1,387 Accredited (AAA, AA) and Locally Registered Meat

Establishments (LRMEs) nationwide and is undertaken in coordination with the National

Meat Inspection Service (NMIS).

Concepts and Definitions

Backyard Farm refers to any farm or household whether farming or non-farming tending at least one head of animal and does not qualify as a commercial farm. Commercial Farm refers to any livestock farm which satisfied at least one of the following conditions:

Tending at least 21 heads of adult and zero head of young

Tending at least 41 heads of young animals

Tending at least 10 heads of adult and 22 heads of young

Death/Losses refers to the number of animals that died due to pests, diseases and/or calamities. Farmgate Price refers to the price received by farmers, livestock and poultry raisers for the sale of their produce at the first point of sale net of freight.

1 Formerly known as Survey of Abattoirs and Dressing Plants (SADP)

TECHNICAL NOTES

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Inventory refers to the actual number of domesticated animals present in the farm as of a specific

reference date.

Beginning Inventory is the number of live animals at beginning of the reference period i.e. for January to March, the beginning inventory is as of January 1.

Ending Inventory is the number of live animals at the end of the reference period i.e. for January to March, the remaining inventory is as of April 1.

Imports refers to the number of live animals originating from foreign country i.e. live breeders and Feeders recorded by the Bureau of Animal Industry – National Veterinary Quarantine Services. Meanwhile, meat importation data came from the Trade Statistics Division (TSD) of PSA.The meat importation data from 2012 – 2015 was revised as a result of the harmonization with Agricultural Accounts Division (AAD). Locally Registered Meat Establishment (LRME) are slaughterhouses, meat processing plants, meat cutting plants and cold storages that are allowed to operate by the city/municipal government but are not accredited by the NMIS. Retail Price refers to the price at which retailers sell their goods or commodities to consumers in the marketplace. It is expressed in peso per kilogram. Slaughterhouse (SH) are premises that are approved and registered by the NMIS and LGUs in which food animals are slaughtered for human consumption. Slaughtered in Slaughterhouses refers to the number of animals slaughtered in accredited (AAA, AA, A) slaughterhouses including number of animals slaughtered in LRMEs.

Supply and Disposition refers to a framework that explains the population dynamics of animals in the farm including born live, imports, deaths and losses, number of animals slaughtered in the farm/household and sold live for slaughter which serves as supporting information or indicators to the volume of production estimates.

Value of Production this refers to the value of the animal with reference to its farmgate price. It is derived by multiplying the volume of production by its farmgate price. Volume of Production this refers to the volume of locally-raised animals disposed for slaughter which include animals shipped-out for slaughter. This is expressed in thousand metric tons, liveweight Wholesale Price refers to the price of unprocessed agricultural commodities which are traded in major local/provincial market centers. In this report, it highlights the wholesale price in Metro Manila because it is a demand area. It is expressed in peso per kilogram.

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Standard Symbols, Units of Measure, Initials, and Acronyms

-- Data not available - Nil p Preliminary r Revised

Kg Kilogram M Million

MT Metric ton LWT Liveweight C.I.F Cost, Insurance and Freight PhP Philippine Peso US$ US dollar CAR Cordillera Administrative Region

ARMM Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao MIMAROPA Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro,

Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan CALABARZON Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon

SOCCSKSARGEN South Cotabato, Cotabato City, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, General Santos City

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Total swine population was 1.42

percent higher compared with

previous year’s inventory. Stocks in

backyard farms decreased by 0.33

percent. However, stocks in

commercial farms increased by

4.73 percent compared to their 2017

levels.

HIGHLIGHTS

The total volume of hog production inched up 1.49 percent in 2017 over its level in 2016.

The annual average farmgate price

of hog was 6.01 percent higher

compared with its previous year’s

farmgate price.

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Item 2016 2017 2018P Percent Change

17/16 18P/17

TOTAL 12,478,711 12,427,790 12,604,441 (0.41) 1.42

Backyard 7,959,930 8,120,087 8,092,940 2.01 (0.33)

Commercial 4,518,781 4,307,703 4,511,501 (4.67) 4.73

Sow (Female,6 months old 1,647,482 1,675,982 1,738,792 1.73 3.75

and above)

Backyard 1,050,199 1,105,666 1,118,615 5.28 1.17

Commercial 597,283 570,316 620,177 (4.51) 8.74

Gilt (Female, less than 6 616,438 636,817 620,474 3.31 (2.57)

months old)

Backyard 464,781 498,065 472,119 7.16 (5.21)

Commercial 151,657 138,752 148,355 (8.51) 6.92

Fattener (5 months old and 3,627,141 3,665,411 3,633,275 1.06 (0.88)

above)

Backyard 2,402,571 2,458,064 2,368,754 2.31 (3.63)

Commercial 1,224,570 1,207,347 1,264,521 (1.41) 4.74

Grower (2 months to 5 months) 3,821,114 3,793,501 3,713,910 (0.72) (2.10)

Backyard 2,529,707 2,530,450 2,444,125 0.03 (3.41)

Commercial 1,291,407 1,263,051 1,269,785 (2.20) 0.53

Others 1/ 2,766,536 2,656,079 2,897,990 (3.99) 9.11

Backyard 1,512,672 1,527,842 1,689,327 1.00 10.57

Commercial 1,253,864 1,128,237 1,208,663 (10.02) 7.13

P – Preliminary 1/ - Include piglets, weanlings and boars

INVENTORY

TABLE 1 Inventory of Swine by Farm Type and Age Group,

Philippines: as of January 1, 2016-2018P

(number of head)

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As of January 1, 2018, the total inventory of fattener stood at 3.63 million heads. This was 0.88 percent lower than previous year’s level of 3.67 million heads. Fatteners shared 28.83 percent to the total swine inventory.

The total inventory of grower as of January 1, 2018 was recorded at 3.71 million heads or 2.10 percent lower compared with 2016 stocks of 3.79 million heads. Growers shared 29.47 percent in the total swine stock.

Piglets, weanlings and boars which were classified as “others”, contributed 22.99 percent to the total swine population. Their combined inventory of 2.90 million heads was up by 9.11 percent from the January 1, 2017 level.

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As of January 1, 2018, the total swine population stood at 12.60 million heads. This was 1.42 percent higher compared with the previous year’s inventory. Total Sow inventory was 1.74 million heads. It was 3.75 percent higher than the 2017 level of 1.68 million heads. Of the total swine population sow accounted for 13.80 percent.

Total inventory of Gilt during the period was 620.47 thousand heads. It decreased by 2.57 percent from the 2017 level.


Around 39 percent of the total swine inventory was concentrated in three (3) regions namely: Central Luzon; CALABARZON; and Western Visayas shares in the total swine inventory of 16.76 percent, 12.67 percent, and 9.83 percent, respectively.

DISTRIBUTION OF SWINE INVENTORY BY REGION

The top three (3) regions with highest inventory in backyard farms were Western Visayas with 13.63 percent share, Central Visayas with 10.13 percent share and Bicol Region with 9.99 percent share. These three regions contributed 34.00 percent of the country’s stocks in backyard farms.

Swine inventory in Commercial farms were highest in Central Luzon, CALABARZON, and Northern Mindanao. These regions shared 70.58 percent of the total inventory in Commercial farms.

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TABLE 2 Volume of Production of Hogs by Quarter, Philippines: 2015-2017P

(thousand metric tons, liveweight)

TABLE 3 Value of Production of Hogs at Constant and Current Price,

Philippines: 2015-2017p

(million pesos)

Table 3. Volume of Production of Hogs, by Semester and Quarter,

Philippines, 2014-2016p

(in ‘000 metric tons, liveweight)

Item 2015 2016 2017P Percent Change

16/15 17P/16

TOTAL 2,120.33 2,231.66 2,265.02 5.25 1.49

Jan - Mar 499.89 527.21 545.67 5.47 3.50

Apr - Jun 511.42 549.32 542.07 7.41 (1.32)

Jul - Sep 500.11 522.84 527.60 4.54 0.91

Oct - Dec 608.91 632.30 649.68 3.84 2.75

p - Preliminary

Item 2015 2016 2017p

Percent Change

16/15 17p/16

Constant 110,478.39 116,279.00 118,016.94 5.25 1.49

Current 206,711.26 211,427.47 241,847.37 2.28 14.39

p - Preliminary

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Hog production grew by 1.49 percent in 2017 compared with its level in 2016.

However, there was a drop in output in Q2 due to reduced supply of stock for

slaughtering.

The gross value of hog production at constant prices, registered an increase of

1.49 percent in 2017. This was attributed to an improvement in price and

increase in the volume of production.

At current prices, gross output of hog registered at PHP 241, 847.37 million. It

increases by 14.39 percent compared with 2016 output.

VOLUME AND VALUE OF PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION


TABLE 4 Annual Volume of Hog Production by Region, Philippines: 2015-2017

(metric tons, liveweight)

Table 3. Volume of Production of Hogs, by Semester and Quarter,


(in ‘000 metric tons, liveweight)

Region 2015 2016 2017 Percent Change

16/15 17/16

PHILIPPINES

2,120,333 2,231,660 2,265,015 5.25 1.49

CAR 26,747 26,361 25,833 (1.44) (2.00)

Ilocos Region 82,731 86,553 90,065 4.62 4.06

Cagayan Valley 68,853 71,356 72,869 3.64 2.12

Central Luzon 422,534 462,430 447,517 9.44 (3.22)

CALABARZON 336,349 365,056 371,713 8.53 1.82

MIMAROPA 77,666 79,585 83,047 2.47 4.35

Bicol Region 123,611 121,543 126,603 (1.67) 4.16

Western Visayas 178,334 188,758 186,600 5.85 (1.14)

Central Visayas 163,531 175,105 192,199 7.08 9.76

Eastern Visayas 76,502 76,390 76,448 (0.15) 0.08

Zamboanga Peninsula 81,321 80,051 82,199 (1.56) 2.68

Northern Mindanao 170,011 177,672 188,448 4.51 6.07

Davao Region 143,308 149,157 151,599 4.08 1.64

SOCCSKSARGEN 118,371 119,047 117,741 0.57 (1.10)

Caraga 39,589 42,388 42,188 7.07 (0.47)

ARMM 10,875 10,208 9,946 (6.13) (2.57)

p - Preliminary

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Hog production posted a 1.49 percent increment in 2017 from its level in 2016.

Ten out of sixteen reporting regions recorded increases in production. Central Luzon was the major producer of hog with 447,517 metric tons, followed by CALABARZON and Central Visayas with 371,713 metric tons and 192,199 metric tons, respectively. These regions contributed 44.65 percent to the country’s total hog production.


TABLE 5 Volume and Value of Pork Imports, Philippines: 2015-2017P

metric ton and $US C.I.F.)

Table 4. Volume and Value of Pork Imports by Quarter and Semi-Annual,


(number of heads)

p - Preliminary CIF-Cost, Insurance and Freight Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Trade Statistics Division

ITEM 2015 2016 2017P Percent Change

16/15 17P/16

Volume (‘000 metric ton) 203,606 223,759 260,721 9.90 16.52 Jan-Mar 54,379 55,140 51,605 1.40 (6.41) Apr-Jun 47,176 65,395 69,656 38.62 6.52 Jul-Sep 44,293 46,314 75,478 4.56 62.97 Oct-Dec 57,758 56,910 63,981 (1.47) 12.43

Value (US$) 294,653 320,966 381,696 8.93 18.92 Jan-Mar 82,503 72,989 75,356 (11.53) 3.24 Apr-Jun 67,774 93,461 104,055 37.90 11.34 Jul-Sep 61,808 68,457 109,151 10.76 59.44 Oct-Dec 82,568 86,059 93,134 4.23 8.22

IMPORTS

IMPORTS

The total volume of pork imports in 2017 was recorded at 260.72 thousand metric tons. It increased by 16.52 percent from previous year’s import level of 223.76 thousand metric tons. Highest recorded pork imports in 2017 was in July to September at 75.48 thousand metric tons.

The value of pork imports increased by 18.92 percent from US$ 320,966 CIF in

2016 to US$ 381,696 CIF in 2017.

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TABLE 6 Supply and Disposition of Swine, Philippines: 2015-2017P

(number of head)

Table 5. Supply and Disposition of Swine, Semi-Annual, Philippines, 2015-

2016p

(number of heads)

ITEMS 2015 2016 2017P

Percent Change

16/15 17P/16

TOTAL SUPPLY 39,479,761 40,514,106 40,816,217 2.19 1.17

Beginning Inventory 1/ 11,999,722 12,478,711 12,427,790 3.99 (0.41)

Born Live 27,477,725 27,864,253 28,387,306 1.41 1.88

Imports 2/ 2,314 1,534 1,121 (33.71) (26.92)

DISPOSITION 27,001,050 27,916,708 28,211,776 3.39 1.06

Slaughtered 25,842,886 26,730,190 27,142,373 3.43 1.54

Deaths/Losses 3/ 1,158,164 1,186,518 1,069,403 2.45 (9.87)

ENDING INVENTORY 12,478,711 12,427,790 12,604,441 (0.41) 1.42

p - Preliminary 1/ As of Jan. 1

2/ Live breeders recorded by Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) - National Veterinary Quarantine Services (NVQS)

3/ Mortality due to pest and diseases

SUPPLY AND DISPOSITION

SUPPLY AND DISPOSITION

In 2017, the country’s total supply of live hogs was 40.82 million heads. It went up by 1.17 percent from previous level of 40.51 million heads in 2016.

A decrease on importation of live breeders by 26.92 percent, that is from 1,534 heads in 2016 to 1,121 heads in 2017.

Total disposition of hogs for the year 2017 was 28.21 million heads or an increase of 1.06 percent from previous year’s record. The number of hogs slaughtered increased by 1.54 percent and records on deaths/losses during the year decreased by 9.87 percent.

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PRICES

PRICES

FARMGATE PRICE

The annual average farmgate

price of live hogs increased from

PHP93.94 per kilogram to

PHP99.59 per kilogram in 2017.

Significant increase was noted

in July 2017.

(TABLE 10)

WHOLESALE PRICE

In Metro Manila, the average

wholesale price of live hogs

during the period was

PHP120.00 per kilogram. It

registered a price increase of

2.18 percent from the previous

year quotation. (TABLE 11)

RETAIL PRICE

The annual average retail price

of pork in Metro Manila

increased from PHP94.22 per

kilogram in 2016 to PHP207.87

per kilogram in 2017. It posted

an increase of 12.14 percent

compared with previous year’s

annual average. Significant

increases in price were noted

from April to December.

(TABLE 12)

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STATISTICAL TABLES

TABLE 7 Inventory of Swine in Backyard and Commercial Farms by Region

and Quarter, Philippines: 2016-2018p

(number of head)

Table 7. Inventory of Swine in Backyard and Commercial Farms by Region,

Philippines, by Quarter, 2015-2017p

(number of head)

Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1p

TOTAL ######## ######## ######## ######## ########

PHILIPPINES 12,478,711 12,649,335 12,497,862 12,787,340 12,427,790 12,514,004 12,547,245 13,013,912 12,604,441

CAR 198,375 200,711 201,695 209,218 188,937 198,589 209,404 225,979 205,264

Ilocos Region 555,397 568,685 549,646 569,839 577,227 567,906 557,358 587,952 599,143

Cagayan Valley 422,626 428,085 426,475 433,839 434,921 448,634 445,800 464,713 451,007

Central Luzon 2,237,244 2,233,995 2,261,977 2,304,152 2,068,617 2,049,633 2,163,910 2,285,420 2,112,432

CALABARZON 1,665,003 1,659,480 1,585,437 1,584,517 1,574,746 1,564,511 1,554,508 1,606,244 1,596,556

MIMAROPA 570,543 641,257 577,667 595,219 602,953 659,050 580,866 598,822 594,104

Bicol Region 857,119 927,263 918,591 942,223 909,474 961,121 953,721 1,022,670 959,017

Western Visayas 1,293,661 1,273,648 1,275,350 1,290,996 1,265,647 1,279,612 1,266,350 1,274,439 1,239,382

Central Visayas 956,692 974,848 960,129 1,022,472 1,012,405 1,042,142 1,040,340 1,085,929 1,059,795

Eastern Visayas 322,574 314,282 362,948 370,305 321,494 315,577 320,775 329,131 285,548

Zamboanga Peninsula 511,284 521,174 527,532 573,798 577,844 523,565 528,384 576,320 563,182

Northern Mindanao 914,639 941,832 928,875 974,344 964,349 989,706 975,024 1,022,269 999,706

Davao Region 879,102 877,898 877,099 879,444 901,331 876,511 911,615 893,778 904,858

SOCCSKSARGEN 788,413 789,681 762,405 766,754 760,331 765,057 769,346 774,227 764,853

Caraga 247,270 250,214 233,149 228,355 223,882 228,861 226,772 223,631 225,079

ARMM 58,769 46,282 48,887 41,865 43,632 43,529 43,072 42,388 44,515

BACKYARD 7,656,825 7,743,214 7,743,214 7,782,290 7,857,717 7,857,717

PHILIPPINES 7,959,930 8,034,186 7,997,728 8,239,096 8,120,087 8,111,647 8,047,156 8,274,556 8,092,940

CAR 192,381 196,567 197,765 204,670 184,541 194,511 205,550 222,199 201,627

Ilocos Region 453,777 456,002 442,074 456,301 466,116 454,068 442,735 462,394 471,588

Cagayan Valley 381,094 388,275 388,742 397,112 399,185 410,798 409,248 427,132 412,726

Central Luzon 559,045 520,899 559,706 616,959 583,539 520,023 544,495 552,211 560,685

CALABARZON 403,519 405,052 395,283 410,360 403,722 394,462 377,760 399,240 389,534

MIMAROPA 462,788 487,758 467,711 474,114 482,731 492,686 458,824 462,258 460,861

Bicol Region 742,214 794,141 768,683 787,716 776,271 818,788 790,092 840,315 808,240

Western Visayas 1,146,484 1,124,147 1,125,688 1,141,361 1,127,475 1,139,262 1,123,538 1,135,417 1,103,024

Central Visayas 746,312 765,768 734,406 776,529 780,509 817,339 801,795 826,854 820,129

Eastern Visayas 312,658 304,339 350,667 357,867 309,104 302,442 307,136 318,472 275,683


Northern Mindanao 566,850 591,708 576,858 591,163 580,553 610,085 593,700 603,661 574,491

Davao Region 731,717 732,686 742,823 737,638 745,142 728,976 766,840 754,578 757,297

SOCCSKSARGEN 470,044 474,204 459,808 465,399 456,827 452,639 450,963 453,182 449,094

Caraga 230,924 234,992 219,161 216,153 211,644 217,389 215,662 213,247 212,548

ARMM 58,769 46,282 48,887 41,865 43,632 43,529 43,072 42,388 44,515

COMMERCIAL 4,217,432 4,411,402 4,411,402 4,217,432 4,411,402 4,411,402 4,217,432

PHILIPPINES 4,518,781 4,615,149 4,500,134 4,548,244 4,307,703 4,402,357 4,500,089 4,739,356 4,511,501

CAR 5,994 4,144 3,930 4,548 4,396 4,078 3,854 3,780 3,637

Ilocos Region 101,620 112,683 107,572 113,538 111,111 113,838 114,623 125,558 127,555

Cagayan Valley 41,532 39,810 37,733 36,727 35,736 37,836 36,552 37,581 38,281

Central Luzon 1,678,199 1,713,096 1,702,271 1,687,193 1,485,078 1,529,610 1,619,415 1,733,209 1,551,747

CALABARZON 1,261,484 1,254,428 1,190,154 1,174,157 1,171,024 1,170,049 1,176,748 1,207,004 1,207,022

MIMAROPA 107,755 153,499 109,956 121,105 120,222 166,364 122,042 136,564 133,243

Bicol Region 114,905 133,122 149,908 154,507 133,203 142,333 163,629 182,355 150,777

Western Visayas 147,177 149,501 149,662 149,635 138,172 140,350 142,812 139,022 136,358

Central Visayas 210,380 209,080 225,723 245,943 231,896 224,803 238,545 259,075 239,666

Eastern Visayas 9,916 9,943 12,281 12,438 12,390 13,135 13,639 10,659 9,865


Northern Mindanao 347,789 350,124 352,017 383,181 383,796 379,621 381,324 418,608 425,215

Davao Region 147,385 145,212 134,276 141,806 156,189 147,535 144,775 139,200 147,561

SOCCSKSARGEN 318,369 315,477 302,597 301,355 303,504 312,418 318,383 321,045 315,759

Caraga 16,346 15,222 13,988 12,202 12,238 11,472 11,110 10,384 12,531

ARMM - - - - - - - - -

P - Preliminary

20182016 2017REGION

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TABLE 8 Volume of Hog Production by Quarter and Region,

Philippines: 2016-2017P

(metric tons, liveweight)

Table 8. Volume of Production for Hogs by Region,

by Quarter, Philippines, 2015-2016p

(in metric tons, liveweight)

Region

2016

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Annual

PHILIPPINES 527,213 549,315 522,837 632,295 2,231,660

CAR 5,910 6,757 6,044 7,650 26,361

Ilocos Region 20,913 22,589 19,412 23,639 86,553

Cagayan Valley 17,702 18,426 17,205 18,023 71,356

Central Luzon 96,483 110,047 105,608 150,292 462,430

CALABARZON 85,019 94,908 87,539 97,590 365,056

MIMAROPA 14,899 23,413 17,878 23,395 79,585

Bicol Region 32,578 28,427 29,304 31,234 121,543

Western Visayas 46,684 44,301 46,657 51,116 188,758

Central Visayas 40,777 41,914 39,366 53,048 175,105

Eastern Visayas 19,331 15,882 17,954 23,223 76,390

Zamboanga Peninsula 22,126 20,361 17,726 19,838 80,051

Northern Mindanao 43,868 42,887 39,885 51,032 177,672

Davao Region 38,215 35,999 36,873 38,070 149,157

SOCCSKSARGEN 29,470 30,099 30,103 29,375 119,047

Caraga 10,080 10,948 9,262 12,098 42,388

ARMM 3,158 2,357 2,021 2,672 10,208

Continued

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TABLE 8 --Concluded




Region

2017

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4P Annual

PHILIPPINES 545,670 542,065 527,602 649,678 2,265,015

CAR 5,575 6,310 6,151 7,797 25,833

Ilocos Region 22,006 23,482 19,957 24,620 90,065

Cagayan Valley 17,763 18,270 17,529 19,307 72,869

Central Luzon 104,566 93,030 99,610 150,311 447,517

CALABARZON 86,913 95,370 88,771 100,659 371,713

MIMAROPA 15,073 24,886 18,940 24,148 83,047

Bicol Region 33,570 30,306 29,722 33,005 126,603

Western Visayas 45,997 44,956 45,605 50,042 186,600

Central Visayas 44,450 46,916 43,293 57,540 192,199

Eastern Visayas 19,571 16,802 17,433 22,642 76,448



Davao Region 39,824 36,175 37,527 38,073 151,599

SOCCSKSARGEN 28,787 26,937 31,098 30,919 117,741

Caraga 10,264 9,918 9,799 12,207 42,188

ARMM 2,940 2,124 1,990 2,892 9,946

p - Preliminary

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TABLE 9 Annual Volume of Swine Production by Province, 2015-2017

(metric tons)




Region/Province 2015 2016 2017 Percent Change

16/15 17/16

PHILIPPINES 2,120,333 2,231,660 2,265,015 5.25 1.49

CAR 26,747 26,361 25,833 (1.44) (2.00)

Abra 6,355 5,968 5,038 (6.09) (15.58)

Apayao 3,465 3,554 3,613 2.57 1.65

Benguet 2,943 3,415 3,703 16.04 8.44

Ifugao 4,290 3,758 3,818 (12.40) 1.60

Kalinga 6,086 6,209 6,358 2.02 2.39

Mountain Province 3,608 3,457 3,303 (4.19) (4.45)

Ilocos Region 82,731 86,553 90,065 4.62 4.06

Ilocos Norte 13,749 14,952 15,893 8.75 6.29

Ilocos Sur 11,814 12,119 12,110 2.58 (0.08)

La Union 15,180 17,146 16,927 12.95 (1.28)

Pangasinan 41,988 42,335 45,135 0.83 6.61

Cagayan Valley 68,853 71,356 72,869 3.64 2.12

Batanes 270 263 302 (2.59) 14.88

Cagayan 29,196 29,349 30,961 0.52 5.49

Isabela 26,841 28,347 27,814 5.61 (1.88)

Nueva Vizcaya 8,178 8,519 8,968 4.17 5.27

Quirino 4,369 4,877 4,824 11.63 (1.08)

Central Luzon 422,534 462,430 447,517 9.44 (3.22)

Aurora 5,274 5,657 5,209 7.26 (7.91)

Bataan 13,464 12,077 15,125 (10.30) 25.24

Bulacan 251,435 264,431 244,167 5.17 (7.66)

Nueva Ecija 33,573 35,652 25,571 6.19 (28.28)

Pampanga 39,755 47,098 50,453 18.47 7.12

Tarlac 62,320 82,105 89,950 31.75 9.56

Zambales 16,712 15,411 17,041 (7.78) 10.58

CALABARZON 336,349 365,056 371,713 8.53 1.82

Batangas 140,932 167,664 165,692 18.97 (1.18)

Cavite 27,163 29,614 31,142 9.02 5.16

Laguna 41,366 44,078 45,173 6.56 2.48

Quezon 45,155 47,394 47,343 4.96 (0.11)

Rizal 81,733 76,305 82,363 (6.64) 7.94

Continued

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TABLE 9 --Continued





16/15 17/16

MIMAROPA 77,666 79,585 83,047 2.47 4.35

Marinduque 7,873 8,184 8,732 3.95 6.70

Occidental Mindoro 11,444 11,239 11,120 (1.79) (1.06)

Oriental Mindoro 16,154 16,321 16,652 1.03 2.03

Palawan 36,574 38,126 40,607 4.24 6.51

Romblon 5,621 5,715 5,936 1.67 3.87

Bicol Region 123,611 121,543 126,603 (1.67) 4.16

Albay 28,205 26,739 27,708 (5.20) 3.62

Camarines Norte 18,271 18,981 20,158 3.89 6.20

Camarines Sur 39,845 38,227 41,562 (4.06) 8.72

Catanduanes 6,360 6,495 6,474 2.12 (0.32)

Masbate 16,855 16,712 15,845 (0.85) (5.19)

Sorsogon 14,075 14,388 14,855 2.22 3.25

Western Visayas 178,334 134,409 186,600 5.85 (1.14)

Aklan 16,444 18,589 18,842 13.04 1.36

Antique 14,347 13,888 13,760 (3.20) (0.92)

Capiz 18,757 18,838 18,341 0.43 (2.64)

Guimaras 4,793 4,730 4,530 (1.31) (4.22)

Iloilo 71,048 78,366 75,148 10.30 (4.11)

Negros Occidental 52,945 54,365 55,979 2.65 3.00

Central Visayas 163,531 138,765 192,199 7.08 9.76

Bohol 43,928 46,869 50,095 6.70 6.88

Cebu 83,367 88,896 97,658 6.63 9.86

Negros Oriental 33,798 36,340 40,886 7.52 12.51

Siquijor 2,438 3,000 3,560 23.05 18.67

Eastern Visayas 76,502 76,390 76,448 (0.15) 0.08

Biliran 1,604 1,558 1,745 (2.87) 12.01

Eastern Samar 3,950 3,537 3,498 (10.46) (1.10)

Leyte 50,130 51,806 51,313 3.34 (0.95)

Northern Samar 10,110 8,742 8,970 (13.53) 2.60

Samar (Western Samar) 5,739 6,008 5,786 4.69 (3.69)

Southern Leyte 4,969 4,739 5,136 (4.63) 8.37

Continued

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TABLE 9 --Concluded





16/15 17/16

Zamboanga Peninsula 81,321 80,051 82,199 (1.56) 2.68

Zamboanga del Norte 20,676 21,621 23,443 4.57 8.43

Zamboanga del Sur 33,032 31,187 30,627 (5.59) (1.80)

Zamboanga Sibugay 16,120 15,845 16,602 (1.71) 4.78

Zamboanga City 11,493 11,398 11,527 (0.83) 1.13

Northen Mindanao 170,011 177,672 188,448 4.51 6.07

Bukidnon 88,201 97,815 107,569 10.90 9.97

Camiguin 2,794 2,592 3,042 (7.23) 17.38

Lanao del Norte 14,961 15,458 15,875 3.32 2.70

Misamis Occidental 23,048 22,468 22,109 (2.52) (1.60)

Misamis Oriental 41,008 39,339 39,852 (4.07) 1.30

Davao Region 143,308 149,157 151,599 4.08 1.64

Compostela Valley 17,018 17,292 17,400 1.61 0.63

Davao del Norte 22,408 24,802 26,529 10.68 6.96

Davao del Sur 38,257 39,894 40,729 4.28 2.09

Davao Oriental 19,286 19,590 19,859 1.58 1.37

Davao City 46,339 47,579 47,082 2.68 (1.04)

SOCCSKSARGEN 118,371 119,047 117,741 0.57 (1.10)

North Cotabato 32,220 30,612 30,038 (4.99) (1.87)

Sarangani 11,280 11,016 10,830 (2.34) (1.69)

South Cotabato 58,254 60,497 60,867 3.85 0.61

Sultan Kudarat 16,616 16,922 16,007 1.84 (5.41)

Caraga 39,589 42,388 42,188 7.07 (0.47)

Agusan del Norte 10,182 10,829 11,129 6.35 2.77

Agusan del Sur 11,716 12,938 12,267 10.43 (5.19)

Surigao del Norte 8,195 8,467 8,547 3.32 0.94

Surigao del Sur 8,867 9,442 9,526 6.48 0.89 Dinagat Islands 628 713 719 13.54 0.88 ARMM 10,875 10,208 9,946 (6.13) (2.57)

Basilan 5,644 5,984 7,416 6.02 23.92

Lanao del Sur 93 82 43 (11.83) (48.13)

Maguindanao 4,994 4,033 2,404 (19.24) (40.38)

Sulu 60 52 22 (13.33) (57.44)

Tawi-tawi 84 58 61 (30.95) 5.78

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TABLE 11 Monthly Average Wholesale Prices of Hog, Metro Manila: 2015-2017p

(peso per kilogram, liveweight)

Table 6. Monthly Average Prices of Hog, Philippines and Metro Manila,

by Price Type, 2014-2016p

TABLE 10 Monthly Average Farmgate Prices of Hog, Philippines: 2015-2017p





16 /15 17P /16

Annual Average 97.53 93.94 99.59 (3.68) 6.01 January 98.06 94.53 95.73 (3.60) 1.27 February 97.70 94.02 99.69 (3.77) 6.03 March 97.63 93.27 103.34 (4.47) 10.80 April 98.92 94.19 107.64 (4.78) 14.27 May 99.13 94.44 109.67 (4.73) 16.12 June 98.67 94.86 111.21 (3.86) 17.23 July 97.93 94.39 110.94 (3.62) 17.54 August 97.03 94.68 108.72 (2.424) 14.82 September 95.49 93.92 107.08 (1.65) 14.02

October 96.02 96.23 109.82 0.22 14.12

November 96.53 94.69 108.11 (1.90) 14.17 December 97.29 96.95 108.84 (0.35) 12.27


16 /15 17 P/16

Annual Average 118.29 117.44 120.00 (0.72) 2.18 January 118.00 119.50 120.00 1.27 0.42 February 118.00 89.75 120.00 (23.94) 33.70 March 118.00 120.00 120.00 1.69 0.00 April 114.00 120.00 120.00 5.26 0.00 May 116.50 120.00 120.00 3.00 0.00 June 114.75 120.00 120.00 4.58 0.00 July 120.25 120.00 120.00 (0.21) 0.00 August 119.75 120.00 120.00 0.21 0.00 September 119.75 120.00 120.00 0.21 0.00

October 119.00 120.00 120.00 0.84 0.00

November 120.00 120.00 120.00 0.00 0.00

December 121.50 120.00 120.00 (1.23) 0.00

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TABLE 12 Monthly Average Retail Prices of Pork, Metro Manila: 2015-2017p




ITEM

2015

2016

2017P

Percent Change

16 /15 17 P/16

Annual Average 188.63 185.26 207.76 (1.79) 12.14 January 190.37 188.33 189.23 (1.07) 0.48 February 189.12 187.98 192.06 (0.60) 2.17 March 188.90 185.84 194.69 (1.62) 4.76 April 187.10 184.28 205.83 (1.51) 11.69 May 187.37 182.96 212.23 (2.35) 16.00 June 186.26 183.64 215.44 (1.41) 17.32 July 189.53 182.49 216.07 (3.71) 18.40 August 188.62 185.12 215.30 (1.86) 16.30 September 188.25 185.72 213.30 (1.34) 14.85

October 188.44 185.23 212.58 (1.70) 14.77

November 189.76 185.62 213.37 (2.18) 14.95 December 189.87 185.94 213.07 (2.07) 14.59

P - Preliminary; R - Revised

Source: Price Statistics Division, PSA

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TABLE 13 Hogs Slaughtered in Slaughterhouses by Quarter and Region,

Philippines: 2016-2017p

(number of head)

Table 9. Hogs Slaughtered in Slaughterhouses by Region,


(number of head)

REGION

2016

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Annual

PHILIPPINES 2,616,014 2,835,091 2,946,897 3,230,818 11,636,484

NCR 272,045 323,344 303,905 330,308 1,229,602

CAR 42,023 45,500 47,195 42,264 184,646

Ilocos Region 177,686 190,870 192,974 207,402 768,932

Cagayan Valley 118,655 129,520 128,352 138,927 515,454

Central Luzon 446,364 476,551 475,267 592,414 1,990,596

CALABARZON 465,577 537,262 607,536 586,829 2,197,204

MIMAROPA 65,588 70,312 68,254 72,233 276,387

Bicol Region 131,970 140,912 139,709 150,694 563,285

Western Visayas 173,039 162,635 163,028 190,978 689,680

Central Visayas 221,050 228,069 280,760 322,593 1,052,472

Eastern Visayas 63,314 69,006 73,582 81,788 287,690



Davao Region 114,752 126,985 133,632 144,702 520,071

SOCCSKSARGEN 105,052 109,017 106,509 118,609 439,187

Caraga 47,001 57,079 52,457 56,623 213,160

ARMM 2,447 3,319 3,546 2,690 12,002

P - Preliminary

Continued

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TABLE 13 --Concluded

Table 9. Hogs Slaughtered in Slaughterhouses by Region,


(number of head)

REGION

2017

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Annual

PHILIPPINES 2,925,453 3,066,125 3,179,536 3,450,168 12,621,282

NCR 302,389 289,547 307,155 373,715 1,272,806

CAR 49,596 52,514 54,562 57,619 214,291

Ilocos Region 206,989 205,695 212,400 219,926 845,010

Cagayan Valley 128,212 135,045 139,458 148,331 551,046

Central Luzon 503,387 520,426 555,059 583,773 2,162,645

CALABARZON 540,303 633,902 606,669 659,382 2,440,256

MIMAROPA 71,615 69,495 76,622 81,134 298,866

Bicol Region 146,842 149,262 157,082 163,368 616,554

Western Visayas 187,996 190,877 194,121 207,894 780,888

Central Visayas 269,275 270,274 302,327 319,104 1,160,980

Eastern Visayas 76,594 85,586 87,121 93,295 342,596



Davao Region 124,901 132,148 138,850 154,802 550,701

SOCCSKSARGEN 101,838 107,157 111,290 125,670 445,955

Caraga 46,433 50,883 50,213 57,455 204,984

ARMM 2,523 2,335 2,400 2,744 10,002

p - Preliminary

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Legend

region

Number of Heads

43,632 - 223,890

223,891 - 577,850

577,851 - 901,440

901,441 - 1,012,410

1,012,411 - 2,068,620

I II

CAR

III

IV

MIMAROPA

V

ARMM

VI

VII

VIII

X

XI

XII

IX

Caraga

FIGURE 11 Thematic Map of Swine Inventory: as of January 1, 2017

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Number of Heads

region

Metric Tons

9,946 - 42,190

42,191 - 83,050

83,051 - 126,610

126,611 - 188,450

188,451 - 447,520

CAR I II

III

IV

MIMAROPA

V

VIII

Caraga

VI

VII

IX X

XI

XII

ARMM

FIGURE 12 Thematic Map of Hog Production: 2017

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