Swine Industry Performance 2008-2010...iii SWINE INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE REPORT ` 7 SWINE INDUSTRY...

Republic of the Philippines Department of Agriculture BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS Quezon City

Department of Agriculture BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 1184 Ben-lor Bldg., Quezon Avenue, Quezon City

LIVESTOCK & POULTRY STATISTICS DIVISION 332-15-43

[email protected]

http://www.bas.gov.ph

ISSN-2012-0664

May 2011

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EXPLANATORY NOTES

The Swine Industry Performance Report presents the industry situation in terms of inventory by farm type, age classification; volume of production; supply and disposition, supply and utilization accounts and; monthly average farmgate, wholesale and retail prices.

The Livestock and Poultry data system of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) is supported by two (2) major surveys namely:

1) The Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (BLPS) which covers one (1) replicate of the Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS) consisting of 9,700 sample households in 673 sample barangays nationwide; and

2) The Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey (CLPS) which covers around 1,110 independent farms as of January 2010 updated list. A swine farm is considered commercial when it has a farm capacity of at least 21 head of adult swine or 10 adults and 22 young.

Both surveys for swine are simultaneously conducted every quarter in all provinces.

Another survey that supports the statistical requirements of

the Livestock and Poultry sector is the Survey of Abattoirs and Dressing Plants (SADP*). This covers 1,120 accredited and non-accredited abattoirs nationwide and is undertaken in coordination with the National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS).

* Also known as Survey of Animals Slaughtered in abattoirs and Dressing Plants

Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Annual Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Annual

PHILIPPINES 453,889 446,548 447,302 529,600 1,877,339 455,481 459,398 444,904 538,375 1,898,158

LUZON 219,001 219,045 215,911 267,414 921,371 215,130 224,508 215,754 271,137 926,529

CAR 9,256 11,227 7,548 11,554 39,585 8,664 9,706 7,227 10,268 35,865

Ilocos Region 17,564 18,069 16,410 20,686 72,729 17,575 19,028 16,558 20,753 73,914

Cagayan Valley 18,107 17,185 16,589 15,720 67,601 17,338 17,841 15,358 15,567 66,104

Central Luzon 65,346 60,694 68,311 89,974 284,325 63,927 60,610 70,248 94,256 289,041

CALABARZON 68,386 69,230 68,578 80,667 286,861 61,717 70,830 66,688 77,731 276,966

MIMAROPA 12,922 15,883 15,051 18,828 62,684 13,569 17,552 15,211 20,028 66,360

Bicol Region 27,420 26,757 23,424 29,985 107,586 32,340 28,941 24,464 32,534 118,279

VISAYAS 105,449 100,378 104,144 116,262 426,233 107,578 104,860 101,572 119,428 433,438

Western Visayas 40,843 42,745 47,563 45,109 176,260 41,406 44,914 47,142 47,579 181,041

Central Visayas 34,873 34,241 32,077 41,415 142,606 37,299 35,877 31,867 43,293 148,336

Eastern Visayas 29,733 23,392 24,504 29,738 107,367 28,873 24,069 22,563 28,556 104,061

MINDANAO 129,439 127,125 127,247 145,924 529,735 132,773 130,030 127,578 147,810 538,191

Zamboanga Peninsula 21,452 26,936 20,836 21,388 90,612 21,853 27,121 21,348 23,750 94,072

Northern Mindanao 32,414 31,016 28,987 37,023 129,440 33,589 32,859 30,843 39,227 136,518

Davao Region 32,157 29,472 33,891 34,467 129,987 32,373 27,865 32,668 34,796 127,702

SOCCSKSARGEN 30,394 26,928 28,601 30,580 116,503 31,736 29,209 28,696 29,552 119,193

Caraga 10,371 10,436 11,710 18,312 50,829 10,541 10,559 10,990 16,644 48,734

ARMM 2,651 2,337 3,222 4,154 12,364 2,681 2,417 3,033 3,841 11,972

Table 8. Volume of Production, by Region, by Quarter, Philipines, 2009-2010

2009

(in metric tons, liveweight)

Region 2010

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Explanatory Notes i Table of Contents ii

Highlights iii Inventory 1 Top Producing Regions 2 Production 3 Imports 4 Supply and Disposition 5

Supply and Utilization 6 Prices 7

Figures

1. Swine Inventory by Farm type, Philippines, as of January 1, 2009-2011 iii 2. Volume of Production, Philippines, 2009 – 2010 iii 3. Annual Average Prices by Market Level, Philippines, 2009 – 2010 iii 4. Distribution of Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of

January 1, 2011 1 5. Distribution of Inventory by Top Producing Regions, Philippines,

as of January 1, 2011 2

Tables 1. Swine Inventory by Farm Type and by Age Classification,

Philippines, 2009-2011 1 2. Swine Inventory of Top Producing Regions by Farm Type, Philippines,

as of January 1, 2011 2 3. Volume of Production, by Quarter, Philippines, 200-2010 3 4. Volume and Value of Pork Meat Imports, Philippines, 2008-2010 4 5. Supply and Disposition, Philippines, 2008-2010 5 6. Monthly Average Farmgate and Market Prices , Philippines

and Metro Manila, 2008-2010 6 7. Swine Inventory in Backyard and Commercial Farms by Region

and by Quarter, Philippines, 2009-2011 7 8. Volume Production by Region and by Quarter, Philippines, 2009-2010 8

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2011Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1 P

TOTALPHILIPPINES 13,596,399 13,510,836 13,866,234 13,768,188 13,397,789 13,132,810 12,709,205 12,627,496 12,303,096CAR 209,725 220,883 218,693 209,345 198,393 199,055 191,121 189,503 189,592 Ilocos Region 539,411 566,677 592,283 525,056 519,598 532,350 534,303 513,249 502,916 Cagayan Valley 495,134 495,265 483,937 484,501 479,039 468,769 428,241 424,196 416,723 Central Luzon 1,713,836 1,540,891 1,800,521 1,651,594 1,428,682 1,437,349 1,747,099 1,667,679 1,497,828 NCR 4,424 4,216 CALABARZON 1,848,951 1,872,932 1,857,748 1,832,864 1,759,631 1,801,302 1,706,731 1,681,147 1,652,613 MIMAROPA 469,399 498,009 486,567 511,885 504,485 542,765 486,494 515,279 498,192 Bicol Region 859,794 892,018 950,177 1,027,357 1,050,795 996,593 900,996 919,476 952,649 Western Visayas 1,500,004 1,538,457 1,544,268 1,539,900 1,548,714 1,502,181 1,354,464 1,351,663 1,313,330 Central Visayas 965,643 966,216 951,533 975,439 973,113 958,733 934,154 964,091 964,005 Eastern Visayas 1,029,444 1,053,272 1,041,287 1,031,347 978,360 984,773 900,080 819,117 763,052 Zamboanga Peninsula 801,252 762,408 786,654 778,695 806,553 684,307 566,443 579,910 608,217 Northern Mindanao 833,926 840,751 846,562 843,416 845,511 815,410 806,535 819,809 794,101 Davao Region 890,166 868,580 899,082 900,478 867,193 830,013 845,419 864,481 860,594 SOCCSKSARGEN 839,547 830,169 851,948 877,373 882,010 874,007 823,511 823,341 810,132 Caraga 363,992 364,924 357,688 353,366 341,471 330,917 325,923 330,092 310,361 ARMM 236,175 199,384 197,286 225,572 214,241 174,286 157,691 160,039 164,575

BACKYARDPHILIPPINES 9,602,822 9,610,942 9,785,596 9,751,055 9,542,192 9,178,390 8,574,849 8,578,793 8,466,925

CAR 207,794 219,105 216,755 207,608 196,383 196,825 188,791 187,528 187,676 Ilocos Region 466,762 499,440 522,974 450,324 450,489 459,147 451,487 428,650 419,775 Cagayan Valley 461,339 459,991 448,886 451,422 446,196 435,806 399,159 393,522 381,681 Central Luzon 537,326 505,376 529,492 510,069 463,455 454,164 446,468 460,235 435,734 NCRCALABARZON 518,750 537,379 578,942 555,007 503,705 499,355 471,902 453,149 437,623 MIMAROPA 408,764 423,667 423,076 441,002 425,071 441,921 408,014 426,492 420,366 Bicol Region 648,287 676,813 722,635 766,673 760,870 700,150 641,559 681,792 714,497 Western Visayas 1,293,206 1,327,892 1,331,600 1,326,560 1,338,725 1,288,313 1,179,088 1,182,936 1,167,686 Central Visayas 788,331 784,888 776,799 788,568 789,556 760,186 706,724 726,541 725,602 Eastern Visayas 1,019,051 1,043,279 1,032,378 1,022,555 970,911 976,786 892,142 810,947 754,604 Zamboanga Peninsula 788,933 749,055 771,309 765,168 791,566 669,459 543,836 557,835 586,188 Northern Mindanao 629,266 626,030 632,450 624,004 615,451 590,644 587,849 595,832 578,534 Davao Region 736,998 700,490 735,631 737,420 707,588 678,477 688,094 698,304 698,410 SOCCSKSARGEN 503,843 498,675 513,614 531,669 532,895 529,059 494,793 493,925 491,151 Caraga 357,997 359,478 351,769 347,434 335,090 323,812 317,252 321,066 302,823 ARMM 236,175 199,384 197,286 225,572 214,241 174,286 157,691 160,039 164,575

COMMERCIALPHILIPPINES 3,993,577 3,899,894 4,080,638 4,017,133 3,855,597 3,954,420 4,134,356 4,048,703 3,836,171

CAR 1,931 1,778 1,938 1,737 2,010 2,230 2,330 1,975 1,916 Ilocos Region 72,649 67,237 69,309 74,732 69,109 73,203 82,816 84,599 83,141 Cagayan Valley 33,795 35,274 35,051 33,079 32,843 32,963 29,082 30,674 35,042 Central Luzon 1,176,510 1,035,515 1,271,029 1,141,525 965,227 983,185 1,300,631 1,207,444 1,062,094 NCR 4,424 4,216 CALABARZON 1,330,201 1,335,553 1,278,806 1,277,857 1,255,926 1,301,947 1,234,829 1,227,998 1,214,990 MIMAROPA 60,635 74,342 63,491 70,883 79,414 100,844 78,480 88,787 77,826 Bicol Region 211,507 215,205 227,542 260,684 289,925 296,443 259,437 237,684 238,152 Western Visayas 206,798 210,565 212,668 213,340 209,989 213,868 175,376 168,727 145,644 Central Visayas 177,312 181,328 174,734 186,871 183,557 198,547 227,430 237,550 238,403 Eastern Visayas 10,393 9,993 8,909 8,792 7,449 7,987 7,938 8,170 8,448 Zamboanga Peninsula 12,319 13,353 15,345 13,527 14,987 14,848 22,607 22,075 22,029 Northern Mindanao 204,660 214,721 214,112 219,412 230,060 224,766 218,686 223,977 215,567 Davao Region 153,168 168,090 163,451 163,058 159,605 151,536 157,325 166,177 162,184 SOCCSKSARGEN 335,704 331,494 338,334 345,704 349,115 344,948 328,718 329,416 318,981 Caraga 5,995 5,446 5,919 5,932 6,381 7,105 8,671 9,026 7,538 ARMM - - - - - - - - - P - Preliminary

Table 7. Swine Inventory in Backyard and Commercial Farms by Region by Quarter, Philippines, 2009-2011

(Number of Head)

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As of January I, 2011, the country’s swine inventory stood at 12.3 million head. This was 8.17 percent lower than last year’s inventory of 13.4 million head. Stocks in backyard farms went down by 11.27 percent. Inventory in commercial farms dropped by 0.50 percent against the 2009 level. About 69 percent of the swine population were raised in backyard farms and the rest were in commercial farms.

The hog industry managed to put up another 1.11 percent increase in 2010. Production went up from 1877.34 thousand metric tons in 2009 to 1898.16 thousand metric tons in 2010.

On the average, all market levels posted price increases in 2010 compared with the 2009 records. Annual average farmgate price per kilogram of live hogs was up by 6.12 percent. Annual average wholesale price per kilogram increased by 3.69 percent. Annual average retail price per kilogram of pork in Metro Manila went up by 4.85 percent.

HIGHLIGHTS

1,860

1,870

1,880

1,890

1,900

2009 2010

in M

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Year

Figure 2. Volume of Production, Philippines, 2009-2010

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10,000.0 12,000.0 14,000.0

2010 2011

in '000

head

Year

Figure 1. Swine Inventory by Farm Type, Philippines, as of January 1, 2010-2011

backyard commercial total

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Figure3. Annual Average Prices by Market Level 2009-2010

2009 2010

09/08 10/09January 75.01 85.29 91.69 13.70 7.50 February 78.79 86.32 93.61 9.56 8.45 March 84.03 85.92 94.96 2.25 10.52 April 93.73 82.53 95.28 (11.95) 15.45 May 88.04 81.38 94.21 (7.56) 15.77 June 86.83 85.68 92.97 (1.32) 8.51 July 82.18 82.99 91.94 0.99 10.78 August 79.72 84.23 89.25 5.66 5.96 September 77.75 85.55 85.53 10.03 (0.02) October 78.41 86.52 86.61 10.34 0.10 November 79.47 89.59 86.80 12.73 (3.11) December 81.70 92.68 88.83 13.44 (4.15) Annual Ave. 82.14 85.72 90.97 4.36 6.12

09/08 10/09January 89.17 107.25 118.00 20.28 10.02 February 95.08 113.25 117.00 19.11 3.31 March 110.13 105.25 110.00 (4.43) 4.51 April 113.20 97.20 110.00 (14.13) 13.17 May 113.48 94.00 110.00 (17.17) 17.02 June 114.20 91.25 110.00 (20.10) 20.55 July 102.39 86.00 109.00 (16.01) 26.74 August 92.50 88.50 103.50 (4.32) 16.95 September 86.00 96.00 98.20 11.63 2.29 October 79.33 103.00 95.00 29.84 (7.77) November 85.50 107.00 95.00 25.15 (11.21) December 91.50 114.60 98.00 25.25 (14.49) Annual Ave. 87.66 100.28 103.98 14.39 3.69

09/08 10/09January 143.19 169.00 176.04 18.03 4.17 February 150.39 170.94 176.28 13.66 3.12 March 166.38 166.36 175.02 (0.01) 5.21 April 173.97 163.14 175.52 (6.23) 7.59 May 171.42 162.21 175.98 (5.37) 8.49 June 169.22 159.72 175.41 (5.61) 9.82 July 167.58 155.33 173.21 (7.31) 11.51 August 163.77 154.18 169.75 (5.86) 10.10 September 158.32 158.71 166.71 0.25 5.04 October 149.73 170.86 166.14 14.11 (2.76) November 149.60 165.39 165.09 10.55 (0.18) December 158.19 170.66 166.68 7.88 (2.33) Annual Ave. 160.15 163.88 171.82 2.33 4.85 * Pesos per kilogram liveweight

Table 6. Monthly Average Farmgate and Market Prices Philippines and Metro Manila, 2008-2010

MONTH

FARMGATE PRICE (P/KG) *PHILIPPINES

2008 2009 2010 Percent Change

MONTH

WHOLESALE PRICE (P/KG.) * METRO MANILA


MONTH

RETAIL PRICE (Pork, P/Kg.) * METRO MANILA


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INVENTORY PRICES

The annual average wholesale price per kilogram of live hogs was P103.98. It grew by 3.69 percent from last year’s annual average price of P100.28 per kilogram.

In 2010, the annual average farmgate price of live hogs was P90.97 per kilogram. This was 6.12 percent higher than the 2009 level of P82.72 per kilogram.

At the retail level, the 2010 annual average price of pork rose to P171.82 per kilogram or 4.85 percent more than the previous year's average annual price of P163.88 per kilogram. Higher prices were recorded in the first and second quarters of 2010. The lowest quotations were noted during the months of October and November at P166.14 and P166.04 per kilogram, respectively.

In January 1, 2011, the Sow total inventory was 1.51 million head. It was 9.56 percent lower than the 2010 level of 1.67 million head. Of the total swine inventory, sows accounted for 12.31 percent.

Total inventory of Gilts or sow

replacement this year was 599.29 thousand head. It went down by 3.33 percent from the 2010 level.

This year’s total inventory of

Fatteners reached 3.28 million head. It was 0.34 percent higher than last year’s level of 3.27 million head. Fatteners shared 26.65 percent in the total swine stock.

The total inventory of Growers in

January 1, 2011 was recorded at 3.84 million head or 2.48 percent lower than last year’s level of 3.94 million head.

Piglet, weanling and boar which

were classified as “others”, shared 24.93 percent of the total population. Their combined inventory declined by 21.25 percent compared to 2010 level.

sow12.31% gilt

4.87%

fattener26.65%grower

31.24%

others24.93%

Figure 4. Distribution of Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of January 1, 2011

10/09 11/10

TOTAL 13,596.40 13,397.79 12,303.10 (1.46) (8.17)

Backyard 9,602.82 9,542.19 8,466.93 (0.63) (11.27) Commercial 3,993.58 3,855.60 3,836.17 (3.46) (0.50)

Sow 1,666.96 1,674.78 1,514.71 0.47 (9.56) Backyard 1,155.41 1,174.01 1,028.77 1.61 (12.37) Commercial 511.55 500.77 485.95 (2.11) (2.96)

Gilt 627.43 619.90 599.29 (1.20) (3.33) Backyard 498.41 490.34 470.41 (1.62) (4.06) Commercial 129.01 129.56 128.87 0.42 (0.53)

Fattener 1/ 3,253.31 3,267.31 3,278.45 0.43 0.34 Backyard 2,340.51 2,345.20 2,352.48 0.20 0.31 Commercial 912.80 922.11 925.98 1.02 0.42

Grower 2/ 3,980.50 3,941.73 3,843.98 (0.97) (2.48) Backyard 2,916.03 2,867.04 2,775.78 (1.68) (3.18) Commercial 1,064.47 1,074.69 1,068.19 0.96 (0.60)

Others 3/ 4,068.20 3,894.07 3,066.67 (4.28) (21.25) Backyard 2,692.46 2,665.60 1,839.49 (1.00) (30.99) Commercial 1,375.75 1,228.47 1,227.18 (10.71) (0.10)

P Preliminary estimates 1/ Fattener is market hog 4 months old and over 2/ More than 2 mos. but less than 4 mos. 3/ Include piglets, weanlings and boars

Table 1. Swine Inventory by Farm Type and by Age Classification, Philippines, January 1, 2009 - 2011

('000 Head)

ITEM 2009 2010 % Change2011

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100.00

120.00

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am

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Monthly Wholesale Price, Metro Manila, 2008-2010

2008 2009 2010

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Monthly Retail Price of Pork Ham, Metro Manila, 2008-2010

2008 2009 2010

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CALABARZON 13.43%

Central Luzon 12.17%

Western Visayas 10.67%

Central Visayas 7.84%Bicol Region

7.74%Davao Region

6.99%

SOCCSKSARGEN 6.58%

Others34.51%

Figure 5. Distribution of Invetory by Top Producing Regions,Philippines, as of January 1, 2011

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TOP PRODUCING REGIONS

In 2011, around 52 percent of the total swine population were concentrated in top 5 regions namely: CALABARZON with 13.43% share; Central Luzon with 12.17%; Western Visayas with 10.67%; Central Visayas with 7.84% and Bicol Region with 7.74%. Western Visayas ranked first in backyard inventory with 13.79 percent share while CALABAR- ZON ranked first in commercial inventory with 31.67 percent share.

The total supply of swine in the country went down by 3.37 percent from 39.97

million head in 2009 to 38.62 million head in 2010. This was attributed to the 1.46 percent decline in inventory and the reduction in the number of births by 4.35 percent.

The reported number of imported live breeders in 2010 expanded by 159.09 percent from the previous year’s level.

In 2010, the total number of hogs slaughtered stood at 24.25 million head or

0.42 percent higher than last year’s level of 24.14 million head. The slowdown in the number of animals slaughtered was due to meager supply of hogs for slaughter during the first and third quarters of 2010.

SUPPLY AND DISPOSITION

09/08 10/09

TOTAL SUPPLY 40,230,445 39,968,385 38,622,177 9.38 (3.37) Beginning Inventory 1/ 13,701,020 13,596,399 13,397,789 (0.76) (1.46) Born Alive 26,528,581 26,371,859 25,224,059 (0.59) (4.35) Imports 2/ 844 127 329 (84.95) 159.06

DISPOSITION 26,634,046 26,570,596 26,319,081 (0.24) (0.95) Slaughtered 23,802,429 24,143,826 24,246,349 1.43 0.42 Death/Losses 3/ 1,558,562 1,538,001 1,467,979 (1.32) (4.55),ENDING INVENTORY 13,596,399 13,397,789 12,303,096 (1.46) (8.17)

P- Preliminary 1/ As of January 1 2/ Live breeders recorded by BAI-National Veterinary Quarantine Services 3/ Mortality due to pest and diseases

Table 5. Supply and Disposition, Philippines, 2008-2010 (Number of live animals)

ITEMS 2008 2009 2010P% Change

Total(Backyard &Commercial)

Western Visayas 1,167,686 CALABARZON 1,214,990 CALABARZON 1,652,613 Eastern Visayas 754,604 Central Luzon 1,062,094 Central Luzon 1,497,828 Central Visayas 725,602 SOCCSKSARGEN 318,981 Western Visayas 1,313,330 Bicol Region 714,497 Central Visayas 238,403 Central Visayas 964,005 Davao Region 698,410 Bicol Region 238,152 Bicol Region 952,649 Zamboanga Peninsula 586,188 Northern Mindanao 215,567 Davao Region 860,594 Northern Mindanao 578,534 Davao Region 162,184 SOCCSKSARGEN 810,132

Sub-Total 5,225,521 3,450,371 8,051,151 Others 3,241,404 385,800 4,251,944

Philippines 8,466,925 3,836,171 12,303,096

Western Visayas 13.79 CALABARZON 31.67 CALABARZON 13.43 Eastern Visayas 8.91 Central Luzon 27.69 Central Luzon 12.17 Central Visayas 8.57 SOCCSKSARGEN 8.32 Western Visayas 10.67 Bicol Region 8.44 Central Visayas 6.21 Central Visayas 7.84 Davao Region 8.25 Bicol Region 6.21 Bicol Region 7.74 Zamboanga Peninsula 6.92 Northern Mindanao 5.62 Davao Region 6.99 Northern Mindanao 6.83 Davao Region 4.23 SOCCSKSARGEN 6.58

Sub-Total 61.72 89.94 65.44 Others 38.28 10.06 34.56 Philippines 100.00 100.00 100.00

P - Preliminary

Percent share

Table 2. Swine Inventory of Top Producing Regions by Farm TypeAs of January 1, 2011P (Number of Head)

Region Backyard Region Commercial Region

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Hog production sustained an upward trend with a 1.11 percent growth in 2010. Increments were noted during the 2nd and 4th quarters. This could be attributed to higher demand for pork, specifically, during the May election period and the holiday season. The increased volume of slaughtering in farms and abattoirs was noted during these periods.

In 2010, the total volume of pork imports was registered at 151,143.29 metric

tons. It was higher by 73.16 percent from last year’s level of 87,284.42 metric tons. Large increments in pork imports were noted in all quarters of 2010 due to influx of imported frozen pork bellies, edible offals and other meat of swine. The value of imports correspondingly increased by 58.57 percent from US $ 51,625.01 FOB in 2009 to US $ 81,862.26 FOB in 2010.

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PRODUCTION IMPORTS

09/08 10/09

Jan - Mar 442.70 453.89 455.48 2.53 0.35 Apr - Jun 434.25 446.55 459.40 2.83 2.88 Jan - Jun 876.94 900.44 914.88 2.68 1.60 Jul - Sep 441.57 447.30 444.90 1.30 (0.54) Oct - Dec 537.22 529.60 538.38 (1.42) 1.66 Jul - Dec 978.78 976.90 983.28 (0.19) 0.65

TOTAL 1,855.73 1,877.34 1,898.16 1.16 1.11

Table 3. Volume of Production, by Quarter, Philippines, 2008-2010 (in '000 m.t. liveweight)

2009 2010% Change

Quarter 2008 Volume Value (mt, (FOB

carcass) 000 US$) Jan - Mar 15,918.87 8,219.30 19,523.08 11,364.53 33,512.82 17,797.85 71.66 56.61 Apr - Jun 28,951.51 17,502.04 19,530.43 10,774.08 45,664.15 23,932.24 133.81 122.13 Jan - Jun 44,870.38 25,721.34 39,053.51 22,138.62 79,176.98 41,730.09 102.74 88.49 Jul - Sep 24,854.65 14,494.09 19,051.67 11,273.59 32,223.58 18,104.81 69.14 60.59 Oct - Dec 13,289.23 7,899.28 29,179.24 18,213.80 39,742.74 22,027.37 36.20 20.94 Jul - Dec 38,143.88 22,393.37 48,230.91 29,487.39 71,966.31 40,132.18 49.21 36.10 TOTAL 83,014.26 48,114.71 87,284.42 51,626.01 151,143.29 81,862.26 73.16 58.57

* Compiled by the Agricultural Marketing Statistics Analysis Division, BASSource of Basic Data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Value (FOB '000 US$)

Volume (mt, carcass)

Value (FOB '000 US$)

2010Volume (mt,

carcass)Value (FOB '000 US$)

Table 4. Volume and Value of Pork Meat Imports*, Philippines, 2008-2010

Quarter/ Semester

2008 2009 % Change 09/08

Volume (mt, carcass)

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CALABARZON 13.43%

Central Luzon 12.17%

Western Visayas 10.67%

Central Visayas 7.84%Bicol Region

7.74%Davao Region

6.99%

SOCCSKSARGEN 6.58%

Others34.51%

Figure 5. Distribution of Invetory by Top Producing Regions,Philippines, as of January 1, 2011

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TOP PRODUCING REGIONS

In 2011, around 52 percent of the total swine population were concentrated in top 5 regions namely: CALABARZON with 13.43% share; Central Luzon with 12.17%; Western Visayas with 10.67%; Central Visayas with 7.84% and Bicol Region with 7.74%. Western Visayas ranked first in backyard inventory with 13.79 percent share while CALABAR- ZON ranked first in commercial inventory with 31.67 percent share.

The total supply of swine in the country went down by 3.37 percent from 39.97

million head in 2009 to 38.62 million head in 2010. This was attributed to the 1.46 percent decline in inventory and the reduction in the number of births by 4.35 percent.

The reported number of imported live breeders in 2010 expanded by 159.09 percent from the previous year’s level.

In 2010, the total number of hogs slaughtered stood at 24.25 million head or

0.42 percent higher than last year’s level of 24.14 million head. The slowdown in the number of animals slaughtered was due to meager supply of hogs for slaughter during the first and third quarters of 2010.

SUPPLY AND DISPOSITION

09/08 10/09

TOTAL SUPPLY 40,230,445 39,968,385 38,622,177 9.38 (3.37) Beginning Inventory 1/ 13,701,020 13,596,399 13,397,789 (0.76) (1.46) Born Alive 26,528,581 26,371,859 25,224,059 (0.59) (4.35) Imports 2/ 844 127 329 (84.95) 159.06

DISPOSITION 26,634,046 26,570,596 26,319,081 (0.24) (0.95) Slaughtered 23,802,429 24,143,826 24,246,349 1.43 0.42 Death/Losses 3/ 1,558,562 1,538,001 1,467,979 (1.32) (4.55),ENDING INVENTORY 13,596,399 13,397,789 12,303,096 (1.46) (8.17)

P- Preliminary 1/ As of January 1 2/ Live breeders recorded by BAI-National Veterinary Quarantine Services 3/ Mortality due to pest and diseases

Table 5. Supply and Disposition, Philippines, 2008-2010 (Number of live animals)

ITEMS 2008 2009 2010P% Change

Total(Backyard &Commercial)

Western Visayas 1,167,686 CALABARZON 1,214,990 CALABARZON 1,652,613 Eastern Visayas 754,604 Central Luzon 1,062,094 Central Luzon 1,497,828 Central Visayas 725,602 SOCCSKSARGEN 318,981 Western Visayas 1,313,330 Bicol Region 714,497 Central Visayas 238,403 Central Visayas 964,005 Davao Region 698,410 Bicol Region 238,152 Bicol Region 952,649 Zamboanga Peninsula 586,188 Northern Mindanao 215,567 Davao Region 860,594 Northern Mindanao 578,534 Davao Region 162,184 SOCCSKSARGEN 810,132

Sub-Total 5,225,521 3,450,371 8,051,151 Others 3,241,404 385,800 4,251,944

Philippines 8,466,925 3,836,171 12,303,096

Western Visayas 13.79 CALABARZON 31.67 CALABARZON 13.43 Eastern Visayas 8.91 Central Luzon 27.69 Central Luzon 12.17 Central Visayas 8.57 SOCCSKSARGEN 8.32 Western Visayas 10.67 Bicol Region 8.44 Central Visayas 6.21 Central Visayas 7.84 Davao Region 8.25 Bicol Region 6.21 Bicol Region 7.74 Zamboanga Peninsula 6.92 Northern Mindanao 5.62 Davao Region 6.99 Northern Mindanao 6.83 Davao Region 4.23 SOCCSKSARGEN 6.58

Sub-Total 61.72 89.94 65.44 Others 38.28 10.06 34.56 Philippines 100.00 100.00 100.00

P - Preliminary

Percent share

Table 2. Swine Inventory of Top Producing Regions by Farm TypeAs of January 1, 2011P (Number of Head)

Region Backyard Region Commercial Region

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INVENTORY PRICES

The annual average wholesale price per kilogram of live hogs was P103.98. It grew by 3.69 percent from last year’s annual average price of P100.28 per kilogram.

In 2010, the annual average farmgate price of live hogs was P90.97 per kilogram. This was 6.12 percent higher than the 2009 level of P82.72 per kilogram.

At the retail level, the 2010 annual average price of pork rose to P171.82 per kilogram or 4.85 percent more than the previous year's average annual price of P163.88 per kilogram. Higher prices were recorded in the first and second quarters of 2010. The lowest quotations were noted during the months of October and November at P166.14 and P166.04 per kilogram, respectively.

In January 1, 2011, the Sow total inventory was 1.51 million head. It was 9.56 percent lower than the 2010 level of 1.67 million head. Of the total swine inventory, sows accounted for 12.31 percent.

Total inventory of Gilts or sow

replacement this year was 599.29 thousand head. It went down by 3.33 percent from the 2010 level.

This year’s total inventory of

Fatteners reached 3.28 million head. It was 0.34 percent higher than last year’s level of 3.27 million head. Fatteners shared 26.65 percent in the total swine stock.

The total inventory of Growers in

January 1, 2011 was recorded at 3.84 million head or 2.48 percent lower than last year’s level of 3.94 million head.

Piglet, weanling and boar which

were classified as “others”, shared 24.93 percent of the total population. Their combined inventory declined by 21.25 percent compared to 2010 level.

sow12.31% gilt

4.87%

fattener26.65%grower

31.24%

others24.93%

Figure 4. Distribution of Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of January 1, 2011

10/09 11/10

TOTAL 13,596.40 13,397.79 12,303.10 (1.46) (8.17)

Backyard 9,602.82 9,542.19 8,466.93 (0.63) (11.27) Commercial 3,993.58 3,855.60 3,836.17 (3.46) (0.50)

Sow 1,666.96 1,674.78 1,514.71 0.47 (9.56) Backyard 1,155.41 1,174.01 1,028.77 1.61 (12.37) Commercial 511.55 500.77 485.95 (2.11) (2.96)

Gilt 627.43 619.90 599.29 (1.20) (3.33) Backyard 498.41 490.34 470.41 (1.62) (4.06) Commercial 129.01 129.56 128.87 0.42 (0.53)

Fattener 1/ 3,253.31 3,267.31 3,278.45 0.43 0.34 Backyard 2,340.51 2,345.20 2,352.48 0.20 0.31 Commercial 912.80 922.11 925.98 1.02 0.42

Grower 2/ 3,980.50 3,941.73 3,843.98 (0.97) (2.48) Backyard 2,916.03 2,867.04 2,775.78 (1.68) (3.18) Commercial 1,064.47 1,074.69 1,068.19 0.96 (0.60)

Others 3/ 4,068.20 3,894.07 3,066.67 (4.28) (21.25) Backyard 2,692.46 2,665.60 1,839.49 (1.00) (30.99) Commercial 1,375.75 1,228.47 1,227.18 (10.71) (0.10)

P Preliminary estimates 1/ Fattener is market hog 4 months old and over 2/ More than 2 mos. but less than 4 mos. 3/ Include piglets, weanlings and boars

Table 1. Swine Inventory by Farm Type and by Age Classification, Philippines, January 1, 2009 - 2011

('000 Head)

ITEM 2009 2010 % Change2011

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60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00


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s/Ki

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am

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2008 2009 2010

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40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00


Peso

s/Ki

logr

am

Month


2008 2009 2010

0.00

30.00

60.00

90.00

120.00

150.00

180.00

210.00


Peso

s/Ki

logr

am

Month

Monthly Retail Price of Pork Ham, Metro Manila, 2008-2010

2008 2009 2010

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As of January I, 2011, the country’s swine inventory stood at 12.3 million head. This was 8.17 percent lower than last year’s inventory of 13.4 million head. Stocks in backyard farms went down by 11.27 percent. Inventory in commercial farms dropped by 0.50 percent against the 2009 level. About 69 percent of the swine population were raised in backyard farms and the rest were in commercial farms.

The hog industry managed to put up another 1.11 percent increase in 2010. Production went up from 1877.34 thousand metric tons in 2009 to 1898.16 thousand metric tons in 2010.

On the average, all market levels posted price increases in 2010 compared with the 2009 records. Annual average farmgate price per kilogram of live hogs was up by 6.12 percent. Annual average wholesale price per kilogram increased by 3.69 percent. Annual average retail price per kilogram of pork in Metro Manila went up by 4.85 percent.

HIGHLIGHTS

1,860

1,870

1,880

1,890

1,900

2009 2010

in M

.T.

Year

Figure 2. Volume of Production, Philippines, 2009-2010

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10,000.0 12,000.0 14,000.0

2010 2011

in '000

head

Year

Figure 1. Swine Inventory by Farm Type, Philippines, as of January 1, 2010-2011

backyard commercial total

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gram

Market Level

Figure3. Annual Average Prices by Market Level 2009-2010

2009 2010

09/08 10/09January 75.01 85.29 91.69 13.70 7.50 February 78.79 86.32 93.61 9.56 8.45 March 84.03 85.92 94.96 2.25 10.52 April 93.73 82.53 95.28 (11.95) 15.45 May 88.04 81.38 94.21 (7.56) 15.77 June 86.83 85.68 92.97 (1.32) 8.51 July 82.18 82.99 91.94 0.99 10.78 August 79.72 84.23 89.25 5.66 5.96 September 77.75 85.55 85.53 10.03 (0.02) October 78.41 86.52 86.61 10.34 0.10 November 79.47 89.59 86.80 12.73 (3.11) December 81.70 92.68 88.83 13.44 (4.15) Annual Ave. 82.14 85.72 90.97 4.36 6.12

09/08 10/09January 89.17 107.25 118.00 20.28 10.02 February 95.08 113.25 117.00 19.11 3.31 March 110.13 105.25 110.00 (4.43) 4.51 April 113.20 97.20 110.00 (14.13) 13.17 May 113.48 94.00 110.00 (17.17) 17.02 June 114.20 91.25 110.00 (20.10) 20.55 July 102.39 86.00 109.00 (16.01) 26.74 August 92.50 88.50 103.50 (4.32) 16.95 September 86.00 96.00 98.20 11.63 2.29 October 79.33 103.00 95.00 29.84 (7.77) November 85.50 107.00 95.00 25.15 (11.21) December 91.50 114.60 98.00 25.25 (14.49) Annual Ave. 87.66 100.28 103.98 14.39 3.69

09/08 10/09January 143.19 169.00 176.04 18.03 4.17 February 150.39 170.94 176.28 13.66 3.12 March 166.38 166.36 175.02 (0.01) 5.21 April 173.97 163.14 175.52 (6.23) 7.59 May 171.42 162.21 175.98 (5.37) 8.49 June 169.22 159.72 175.41 (5.61) 9.82 July 167.58 155.33 173.21 (7.31) 11.51 August 163.77 154.18 169.75 (5.86) 10.10 September 158.32 158.71 166.71 0.25 5.04 October 149.73 170.86 166.14 14.11 (2.76) November 149.60 165.39 165.09 10.55 (0.18) December 158.19 170.66 166.68 7.88 (2.33) Annual Ave. 160.15 163.88 171.82 2.33 4.85 * Pesos per kilogram liveweight

Table 6. Monthly Average Farmgate and Market Prices Philippines and Metro Manila, 2008-2010

MONTH

FARMGATE PRICE (P/KG) *PHILIPPINES


MONTH

WHOLESALE PRICE (P/KG.) * METRO MANILA


MONTH

RETAIL PRICE (Pork, P/Kg.) * METRO MANILA


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TABLE OF CONTENTS Explanatory Notes i Table of Contents ii

Highlights iii Inventory 1 Top Producing Regions 2 Production 3 Imports 4 Supply and Disposition 5

Supply and Utilization 6 Prices 7

Figures

1. Swine Inventory by Farm type, Philippines, as of January 1, 2009-2011 iii 2. Volume of Production, Philippines, 2009 – 2010 iii 3. Annual Average Prices by Market Level, Philippines, 2009 – 2010 iii 4. Distribution of Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of

January 1, 2011 1 5. Distribution of Inventory by Top Producing Regions, Philippines,

as of January 1, 2011 2

Tables 1. Swine Inventory by Farm Type and by Age Classification,

Philippines, 2009-2011 1 2. Swine Inventory of Top Producing Regions by Farm Type, Philippines,

as of January 1, 2011 2 3. Volume of Production, by Quarter, Philippines, 200-2010 3 4. Volume and Value of Pork Meat Imports, Philippines, 2008-2010 4 5. Supply and Disposition, Philippines, 2008-2010 5 6. Monthly Average Farmgate and Market Prices , Philippines

and Metro Manila, 2008-2010 6 7. Swine Inventory in Backyard and Commercial Farms by Region

and by Quarter, Philippines, 2009-2011 7 8. Volume Production by Region and by Quarter, Philippines, 2009-2010 8

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2011Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1 P

TOTALPHILIPPINES 13,596,399 13,510,836 13,866,234 13,768,188 13,397,789 13,132,810 12,709,205 12,627,496 12,303,096CAR 209,725 220,883 218,693 209,345 198,393 199,055 191,121 189,503 189,592 Ilocos Region 539,411 566,677 592,283 525,056 519,598 532,350 534,303 513,249 502,916 Cagayan Valley 495,134 495,265 483,937 484,501 479,039 468,769 428,241 424,196 416,723 Central Luzon 1,713,836 1,540,891 1,800,521 1,651,594 1,428,682 1,437,349 1,747,099 1,667,679 1,497,828 NCR 4,424 4,216 CALABARZON 1,848,951 1,872,932 1,857,748 1,832,864 1,759,631 1,801,302 1,706,731 1,681,147 1,652,613 MIMAROPA 469,399 498,009 486,567 511,885 504,485 542,765 486,494 515,279 498,192 Bicol Region 859,794 892,018 950,177 1,027,357 1,050,795 996,593 900,996 919,476 952,649 Western Visayas 1,500,004 1,538,457 1,544,268 1,539,900 1,548,714 1,502,181 1,354,464 1,351,663 1,313,330 Central Visayas 965,643 966,216 951,533 975,439 973,113 958,733 934,154 964,091 964,005 Eastern Visayas 1,029,444 1,053,272 1,041,287 1,031,347 978,360 984,773 900,080 819,117 763,052 Zamboanga Peninsula 801,252 762,408 786,654 778,695 806,553 684,307 566,443 579,910 608,217 Northern Mindanao 833,926 840,751 846,562 843,416 845,511 815,410 806,535 819,809 794,101 Davao Region 890,166 868,580 899,082 900,478 867,193 830,013 845,419 864,481 860,594 SOCCSKSARGEN 839,547 830,169 851,948 877,373 882,010 874,007 823,511 823,341 810,132 Caraga 363,992 364,924 357,688 353,366 341,471 330,917 325,923 330,092 310,361 ARMM 236,175 199,384 197,286 225,572 214,241 174,286 157,691 160,039 164,575

BACKYARDPHILIPPINES 9,602,822 9,610,942 9,785,596 9,751,055 9,542,192 9,178,390 8,574,849 8,578,793 8,466,925

CAR 207,794 219,105 216,755 207,608 196,383 196,825 188,791 187,528 187,676 Ilocos Region 466,762 499,440 522,974 450,324 450,489 459,147 451,487 428,650 419,775 Cagayan Valley 461,339 459,991 448,886 451,422 446,196 435,806 399,159 393,522 381,681 Central Luzon 537,326 505,376 529,492 510,069 463,455 454,164 446,468 460,235 435,734 NCRCALABARZON 518,750 537,379 578,942 555,007 503,705 499,355 471,902 453,149 437,623 MIMAROPA 408,764 423,667 423,076 441,002 425,071 441,921 408,014 426,492 420,366 Bicol Region 648,287 676,813 722,635 766,673 760,870 700,150 641,559 681,792 714,497 Western Visayas 1,293,206 1,327,892 1,331,600 1,326,560 1,338,725 1,288,313 1,179,088 1,182,936 1,167,686 Central Visayas 788,331 784,888 776,799 788,568 789,556 760,186 706,724 726,541 725,602 Eastern Visayas 1,019,051 1,043,279 1,032,378 1,022,555 970,911 976,786 892,142 810,947 754,604 Zamboanga Peninsula 788,933 749,055 771,309 765,168 791,566 669,459 543,836 557,835 586,188 Northern Mindanao 629,266 626,030 632,450 624,004 615,451 590,644 587,849 595,832 578,534 Davao Region 736,998 700,490 735,631 737,420 707,588 678,477 688,094 698,304 698,410 SOCCSKSARGEN 503,843 498,675 513,614 531,669 532,895 529,059 494,793 493,925 491,151 Caraga 357,997 359,478 351,769 347,434 335,090 323,812 317,252 321,066 302,823 ARMM 236,175 199,384 197,286 225,572 214,241 174,286 157,691 160,039 164,575

COMMERCIALPHILIPPINES 3,993,577 3,899,894 4,080,638 4,017,133 3,855,597 3,954,420 4,134,356 4,048,703 3,836,171

CAR 1,931 1,778 1,938 1,737 2,010 2,230 2,330 1,975 1,916 Ilocos Region 72,649 67,237 69,309 74,732 69,109 73,203 82,816 84,599 83,141 Cagayan Valley 33,795 35,274 35,051 33,079 32,843 32,963 29,082 30,674 35,042 Central Luzon 1,176,510 1,035,515 1,271,029 1,141,525 965,227 983,185 1,300,631 1,207,444 1,062,094 NCR 4,424 4,216 CALABARZON 1,330,201 1,335,553 1,278,806 1,277,857 1,255,926 1,301,947 1,234,829 1,227,998 1,214,990 MIMAROPA 60,635 74,342 63,491 70,883 79,414 100,844 78,480 88,787 77,826 Bicol Region 211,507 215,205 227,542 260,684 289,925 296,443 259,437 237,684 238,152 Western Visayas 206,798 210,565 212,668 213,340 209,989 213,868 175,376 168,727 145,644 Central Visayas 177,312 181,328 174,734 186,871 183,557 198,547 227,430 237,550 238,403 Eastern Visayas 10,393 9,993 8,909 8,792 7,449 7,987 7,938 8,170 8,448 Zamboanga Peninsula 12,319 13,353 15,345 13,527 14,987 14,848 22,607 22,075 22,029 Northern Mindanao 204,660 214,721 214,112 219,412 230,060 224,766 218,686 223,977 215,567 Davao Region 153,168 168,090 163,451 163,058 159,605 151,536 157,325 166,177 162,184 SOCCSKSARGEN 335,704 331,494 338,334 345,704 349,115 344,948 328,718 329,416 318,981 Caraga 5,995 5,446 5,919 5,932 6,381 7,105 8,671 9,026 7,538 ARMM - - - - - - - - - P - Preliminary

Table 7. Swine Inventory in Backyard and Commercial Farms by Region by Quarter, Philippines, 2009-2011

(Number of Head)

REGION2009 2010

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EXPLANATORY NOTES

The Swine Industry Performance Report presents the industry situation in terms of inventory by farm type, age classification; volume of production; supply and disposition, supply and utilization accounts and; monthly average farmgate, wholesale and retail prices.

The Livestock and Poultry data system of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) is supported by two (2) major surveys namely:

1) The Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (BLPS) which covers one (1) replicate of the Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS) consisting of 9,700 sample households in 673 sample barangays nationwide; and

2) The Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey (CLPS) which covers around 1,110 independent farms as of January 2010 updated list. A swine farm is considered commercial when it has a farm capacity of at least 21 head of adult swine or 10 adults and 22 young.

Both surveys for swine are simultaneously conducted every quarter in all provinces.

Another survey that supports the statistical requirements of

the Livestock and Poultry sector is the Survey of Abattoirs and Dressing Plants (SADP*). This covers 1,120 accredited and non-accredited abattoirs nationwide and is undertaken in coordination with the National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS).

* Also known as Survey of Animals Slaughtered in abattoirs and Dressing Plants

Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Annual Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Annual

PHILIPPINES 453,889 446,548 447,302 529,600 1,877,339 455,481 459,398 444,904 538,375 1,898,158

LUZON 219,001 219,045 215,911 267,414 921,371 215,130 224,508 215,754 271,137 926,529

CAR 9,256 11,227 7,548 11,554 39,585 8,664 9,706 7,227 10,268 35,865

Ilocos Region 17,564 18,069 16,410 20,686 72,729 17,575 19,028 16,558 20,753 73,914

Cagayan Valley 18,107 17,185 16,589 15,720 67,601 17,338 17,841 15,358 15,567 66,104

Central Luzon 65,346 60,694 68,311 89,974 284,325 63,927 60,610 70,248 94,256 289,041

CALABARZON 68,386 69,230 68,578 80,667 286,861 61,717 70,830 66,688 77,731 276,966

MIMAROPA 12,922 15,883 15,051 18,828 62,684 13,569 17,552 15,211 20,028 66,360

Bicol Region 27,420 26,757 23,424 29,985 107,586 32,340 28,941 24,464 32,534 118,279

VISAYAS 105,449 100,378 104,144 116,262 426,233 107,578 104,860 101,572 119,428 433,438

Western Visayas 40,843 42,745 47,563 45,109 176,260 41,406 44,914 47,142 47,579 181,041

Central Visayas 34,873 34,241 32,077 41,415 142,606 37,299 35,877 31,867 43,293 148,336

Eastern Visayas 29,733 23,392 24,504 29,738 107,367 28,873 24,069 22,563 28,556 104,061

MINDANAO 129,439 127,125 127,247 145,924 529,735 132,773 130,030 127,578 147,810 538,191

Zamboanga Peninsula 21,452 26,936 20,836 21,388 90,612 21,853 27,121 21,348 23,750 94,072

Northern Mindanao 32,414 31,016 28,987 37,023 129,440 33,589 32,859 30,843 39,227 136,518

Davao Region 32,157 29,472 33,891 34,467 129,987 32,373 27,865 32,668 34,796 127,702

SOCCSKSARGEN 30,394 26,928 28,601 30,580 116,503 31,736 29,209 28,696 29,552 119,193

Caraga 10,371 10,436 11,710 18,312 50,829 10,541 10,559 10,990 16,644 48,734

ARMM 2,651 2,337 3,222 4,154 12,364 2,681 2,417 3,033 3,841 11,972

Table 8. Volume of Production, by Region, by Quarter, Philipines, 2009-2010

2009

(in metric tons, liveweight)

Region 2010

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