The Philippine Coffee Expo 2026 is set to gather coffee farmers, roasters, business owners, equipment suppliers, and coffee lovers for a three-day event in Makati this June.
Happening from June 5 to 7, 2026 at SPACE at One Ayala, the expo will bring together different players in the local coffee scene for exhibits, talks, competitions, cupping activities, and networking opportunities.
This year’s theme, “Creating Shared Ground,” puts the spotlight on collaboration across the Philippine coffee value chain. The event aims to create space for farmers, cooperatives, roasters, traders, café owners, entrepreneurs, and consumers to connect, learn from one another, and explore ways to strengthen the local coffee industry.
What to expect at Philippine Coffee Expo 2026
The Philippine Coffee Expo is billed as the country’s largest coffee-centric exhibition, featuring participants from agriculture, industry, and the food and beverage sector.
Visitors can expect an expo floor with coffee-related products, equipment, and services, as well as activities designed for both casual coffee drinkers and industry professionals. These include Kape’t Kwentuhan sessions, live demonstrations, coffee competitions, paid classes, cupping activities, and business matching opportunities.
The event will also feature the Philippine Coffee Quality Competition awarding and auction, giving attention to local producers and the quality of Philippine-grown coffee.
Conversations on coffee quality, climate, and business growth
Across the three-day program, Philippine Coffee Expo 2026 will host discussions on key issues affecting the industry.
Day 1 will include sessions on the cost and value of Philippine coffee, formal and informal coffee knowledge, biodiversity and climate resilience, coffee quality, and roasting machine market trends.
Day 2 will feature a roasters-producers forum, along with talks on shared risks and rewards in the coffee business, scaling coffee ventures, collaboration among micro players, neighborhood cafés, and the role of technology and innovation in moving coffee forward.
Day 3 will focus on agriculture policy, import dependence, global opportunities, ASEAN coffee culture, and the rise of Philippine coffee identity.
A gathering for both coffee lovers and industry players
For coffee enthusiasts, the expo offers a chance to discover local and international coffee products, taste different coffees, watch competitions, and learn more about the people behind every cup.
For industry players, the event provides opportunities to meet suppliers, connect with producers, explore business partnerships, and understand current trends shaping the coffee sector.
The venue is also accessible for commuters, as One Ayala is located near the Ayala MRT-3 Station, SM Makati, Glorietta, and the One Ayala transport terminal.
Ticket details
A one-day pass is priced at ₱650, while a three-day pass is available at ₱1,500.
According to the event website, tickets include access to the expo floor, Kape’t Kwentuhan, live demos, competition viewing, and networking areas. Some workshops may require separate registration.
The Philippine Coffee Expo 2026 will run from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. from June 5 to 7 at SPACE at One Ayala, Level 5, One Ayala, Ayala Center, Makati City.
Interested visitors, exhibitors, and coffee businesses may visit the official Philippine Coffee Expo website for ticket details, booth inquiries, schedules, and activity updates.
