PTTC, Pasay City
Sustainability Solutions
Exchange 2026
“Green‑Ready: Scaling the Shift for Impact and Growth”
The Sustainability Solutions Exchange (SSX) is the Philippines' premier sourcing platform for sustainable solutions, designed to create a high-value, sustainability-driven export model. As a strategic trade platform, it bridges conscientious purchaser to visionary suppliers, facilitating the transition of Philippine enterprises toward a circular economy.
As the country transitions from traditional manufacturing, SSX aligns local industries with a modernized roadmap—moving regenerative practices from a niche elective to the universal baseline for all Philippine products. Building on the success of its inaugural physical edition, SSX 2026 expands its scope beyond the food industry to include the lifestyle, home, fashion, and smart cities sectors, ensuring the Philippines remains competitive and resilient in a decarbonizing global economy.
The full-scale SSX Exhibition and Conference will run from October 15–17, 2026 · Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC), Pasay City
“Green-Ready: Scaling the Shift for Impact and Growth”
This year's theme positions SSX 2026 as the primary engine for the Philippines' transition to a circular economy. By focusing on Innovation, Enterprise, and Ecosystems, the event serves as a strategic roadmap for MSMEs to turn global environmental pressures, such as the EPR Act and EUDR, into competitive advantages. It addresses the "push-pull" dynamic of rising costs and stringent regulations by unlocking the massive potential of green financing and circularity.
Performance in Numbers
SSX continues to build a track record of connecting conscientious purchasers with visionary suppliers to reshape the future of business.
Conference
A two-day high-energy educational forum providing practical knowledge on net-zero solutions and regional leadership.
DAY 1
October 15, 2026
Corporate Health Check, Policy Mandates, and Foundational Compliance
DAY 1
October 15, 2026Corporate Health Check, Policy Mandates, and Foundational Compliance
Plenary Sessions
| TIME | DURATION | PROGRAM |
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8:00 AM
– 9:00 AM
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60 mins
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Registration & Morning Network Coffee
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9:00 AM
– 9:15 AM
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15 mins
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Preliminary Ceremonies
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9:15 AM
– 9:40 AM
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25 mins
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Welcome & Keynote Address: Bridging Local Exporters to Green Compliance and ASEAN Market Leadership
Speakers:
Ms. Leah Pulido-Ocampo
— Executive Director
· Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM)
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9:40 AM
– 10:30 AM
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50 mins
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Plenary Panel 1:Navigating Green Standards & Energy Transitions: Turning Climate Compliance into Global Competitiveness
PRESENTER/PANELIST:
Ms. Yoshiko De Villa
— Programme Management Officer
· UNOPS-outheast Asia Energy Transition Partnership
PANELIST:
Atty. Angela Consuelo Ibay
— Head, Climate Change and Energy Programme / National Director
· Earth Hour Pilipina
Ms. Ava Taniajura
— Managing Director
· BSI Philippines
MODERATOR:
Dr. Francis Mark A. Quimba
— Research Fellow
· Philippine Institute for Development Studies
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10:30 AM
– 10:45 AM
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15 mins
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Networking Coffee Break
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10:45 AM
– 11:45 AM
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60 mins
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Plenary Panel 2: Optimizing Supply Chains and Sourcing to Overcome Infrastructure and Logistics Bottlenecks
Expert panelists share strategies for resolving infrastructure deficiencies and fragmented waste management systems. Learn how to build synchronized material and delivery networks that meet the strict delivery expectations of international corporate buyers.
PANELIST:
Ms. Mariz Regis
— President and CEO
· AIRSPEED
Mr. Cohen Harris
— CEO
· Enviroinnovations
Mr. Cris John Garcia
— Strategic Global Logistics and Vendor Management Lead, Monde Nissin Corporation/ President
· SGL Association of the Philippines
MODERATOR:
Mr. Samuel Bautista
— Chairman, PRC - Professional Regulatory Board for Customs Brokers / Professor
· Lyceum of the Philippines University
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11:45 AM
– 12:00 PM
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15 mins
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Plenary Segment Synthesis & Strategic Takeaways
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12:00 PM
– 1:30 PM
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90 mins
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Lunch Break | B2B Matching & Networking Lounge
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Parallel Breakout Tracks – Technical Deep-Dives Part I
Corporate Diagnostic and Baseline Compliance
| TRACK | TIME | SESSION |
|---|---|---|
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THE HABITAT ROOM
Resources & Utilities
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1:45 PM
– 2:45 PM
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Practical Approaches to Achieve Energy Efficiency
Speakers:
Mr. Patrick Aquino
— Director IV
· Department of Energy
Mr. Joseph Amiel Camingal
— CEO
· Hive Energy PH
Mr. Kristoffer Medina
— Technical Sales Engineer (Utility & Microgrid)
· Integra RE Corporation
MODERATOR:
Mr. Vicente de Lima II
— Vice President - Strategic Business Planning & Corporate Sustainability
· First Balfour
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3:00 PM
– 4:00 PM
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Carbon Footprint 101: Practical Measurement & GHG Baselines for MSMEs
Speakers:
Mr. Randall Evangelista
— Business Manager for Industries and Environment - Environment, Health, and Safety
· SGS Philippines and Guam
Monique Lugartos
— NZCA Decarbonization Officer
· Energy Development Corporation
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THE URBAN ROOM
Built Environment & Smart Cities
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1:45 PM
– 2:45 PM
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Smart Building Adaptations: Lowering Operational Costs in Retail, Hospitality, and Commercial Spaces
Speakers:
Ar. Romolo Nati
— Executive Chairman and Chief Design Adviser
· Italpinas
Mr. Alexander Ablaza
— President, Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance (PE2) / CEO
· Climargy
Ms. Michelle Bautista-Tañada
— Vice President
· WASTO Waste Solutions
MODERATOR:
Dr. Michelle C. Almendrala
— Associate Professor, School Of Chemical, Biological, And Material Engineering And Sciences
· Mapua University
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THE ENGINE ROOM
Agri-Food & Bio-Tech
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1:45 PM
– 2:45 PM
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Sustainable Agri-Food Processing: Resilient Supply Chains & Export Compliance
Speakers:
Ms. Dianne Agnes Cristobal
— Executive Director, Virgin Coconut Oil Philippines/ President
· Philippine Association of Condiment Producers
Ms. Marie Judy Abrina
— CEO
· Artisanal Traders Inc.
Mr. OJ Lopez
— Chief Strategy Officer
· Envi-comm Corporation
MODERATOR:
Ms. Jacquelyn Escarcha
— Consultant
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THE RECOVERY ROOM
Circular Economy & Materials
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1:45 PM
– 2:45 PM
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Sustainable Materials Management: Commercial Applications for Bio-Based and Plastic Packaging Alternatives
Speakers:
Ms. Dominique Sevilla-Caampued
— Managing Partner
· AKO Packaging, EcoNest Philippines & PASS Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Faith Nacarato
— President and Chief Client Officer
· Oikos Sustainable Packaging
John David Pestaño
— VP for External Affairs
· Packaging Institute of the Philippines
Dr. Angel Basbasan Jr.
— Supervising Science Research Specialist Transport Packaging and Design Section
· DOST-ITDI Packaging Technology Division
MODERATOR:
Mr. Zed Avecilla
— Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Program Director
· Philippine Alliance Environment and Biotechnology Divisionary Recycling and Materials Sustainability (PARMS)
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3:00 PM
– 4:00 PM
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Understanding EPR: A Growth Guide to Plastic Responsibility for MSMEs
Speakers:
Mr. Rolando Enoc
— Supervising Environmental Management Specialist (SEMS)
· DENR Environmental Management Bureau (DENR-EMB)
Dr. Francis Baleta
— Program Lead
· DOST- Circular Economy Program
Mr. Pedro Paolo Ong
— EPR Program Lead
· PCX Solutions
Mr. Zed Avecilla
— Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Program Director
· Philippine Alliance Environment and Biotechnology Divisionary Recycling and Materials Sustainability (PARMS)
MODERATOR:
Mr. Benjamin Villacorte
— Sustainability Partner / Chair, Philippines’ Sustainability Reporting Committee
· EY Philippines
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THE STEWARD ROOM
Governance, Finance & Policy
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1:45 PM
– 2:45 PM
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Beyond Compliance: Strategic ESG Storytelling and Brand Credibility for Growing Businesses
Speakers:
Mr. Harris Guevarra
— Founder and CEO
· Drink Sustainability Communication
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3:00 PM
– 4:00 PM
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Funding Your Green Transition: Navigating Eco-Loans and Commercial Credit for SMEs
Speakers:
Mr. Robert Bastillo
— President/CEO
· Small Business Corporation
Ms. Marie Antoinette Cortez
— Senior Vice President
· Bank of the Philippine Islands
MODERATOR:
Mr. John Martin Magno
— Sustainability Coach
· Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC)
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DAY 2
October 16, 2026
Ecosystem Integration, Circular Design, and Business Network Scaling
DAY 2
October 16, 2026Ecosystem Integration, Circular Design, and Business Network Scaling
Plenary Sessions
| TIME | DURATION | PROGRAM |
|---|---|---|
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12:00 PM
– 1:30 PM
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90 mins
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Lunch Break | B2B Matching & Networking Lounge
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1:30 PM
– 2:45 PM
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15 mins
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The Eco-Digital Synergy: Catalyzing the Circular Economy
Presenters:
Ms. Leah Pulido-Ocampo
— Executive Director
· CITEM
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3:30 PM
– 3:45 PM
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15 mins
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Closing Remarks & Photo Opps
Speakers:
Ms. Rowena G. Mendoza
— Department Manager, Consumer Business Department
· CITEM
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Parallel Breakout Tracks – Technical Deep-Dives Part II
Systemic Innovation and Ecosystem Integration
| TRACK | TIME | SESSION |
|---|---|---|
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THE HABITAT ROOM
Resources & Utilities
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9:15 AM
– 10:15 AM
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Closing the Loop: Scaling Industrial & Community Water Recycling Solutions
Speakers:
Engr. Edmundo Llagas
— AVP and Head of Water Production MoTP and New Water
· Maynilad
Atty. Claudine Orocio-Isorena
— Deputy Administrator
· MWSS-RO
MODERATOR:
Mr. Alphonse Estacio
— Division Chief of Consumer Business Department
· CITEM
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10:30 AM
– 11:30 AM
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Powering the Factory Floor: Waste-to-Energy and Industrial Byproduct Utilization
Speakers:
Mr. Erwin Kenneth R. Peralta
— Vice President, Investment Promotions and Marketing Department
· Bases Conversion and Development Authority
Dr. Nervy Santiago
— President & CEO
· Alterna Verde Corporation
Mr. Emerson John Tiu Ng
— EPR Program and Marketing Manager
· Geocycle
MODERATOR:
Mr. Alphonse Estacio
— Division Chief of Consumer Business Department
· CITEM
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THE URBAN ROOM
Built Environment
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9:15 AM
– 10:15 AM
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Sustainable Design Methodologies: Creating Eco-Certified Furniture, Handicrafts, and Homeware for Export
Speakers:
Mr. Noel Tañada
— Vice President for Sustainability, Chamber of Furniture Industries of the Philippines (CFIP)/ President & CEO, Alpha DDSI/ Designer Creator
· Ecohomeart
Mr. Pete Delantar
— President
· Nature’s Legacy Eximport, Inc.
Katrina Blanca De Leon
— Furniture Designer and Founder
· genteelhome
Mr. Richard Khoo
— Global CEO
· LASTIC
MODERATOR:
Ar. Maria Jennifer Sanchez
— VP - External Affairs
· Philippine Institute of Architects
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10:30 AM
– 11:30 AM
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Navigating International Eco-Labels: Testing, Certification, and Export Compliance
Speakers:
Mr. Thomas Van Der Meulen
— Managing Director
· Control Union Philippine
Tatiana Santhachit
— Regional Business Development Manager
· APAC, ECOCERT
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THE ENGINE ROOM
Agri-Food & Bio-Tech
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9:15 AM
– 10:15 AM
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From Agricultural Waste to Value-Added Products: Design-Driven Agri-Byproduct Utilization
Speakers:
Mr. Raymund Aaron
— Banana Chief
· Villa Socorro Farm
Eman Noel Cañada
— Program Specialist on Knowledge and Technology Transfer of Emerging Innovation for Growth Department
· Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA
MODERATOR:
Katrina Pineda
— Division Chief of Consumer Business Department for Consumer and Allied Services
· CITEM
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THE RECOVERY ROOM
Circular Economy & Materials
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9:15 AM
– 10:15 AM
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Upcycled Business Operations at Scale: Commercializing Recycled Material for Premium Retail
Speakers:
Mr. Dave Pascual
— Community Value
· Chopvalue Philippines
Mr. Mark Timothy Pagaduan
— Founder
· Telacyle Philippines
Ms. Pamela Meji
— Founder
· PAMMÉ & FIBERS
PRESENTER/MODERATOR:
Dr. Marianito Margarito
— Chief of Materials Science Division
· DOST-ITDI
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10:30 AM
– 11:30 AM
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Substantiating Eco-Claims: Integrating Alternative Packaging Validation with Waste Management Policy
Presenters:
Dr. Marlon de Luna Era
— Chairperson, Department of Innovation and Sustainability/Associate Professor
· Department of Sociology and Behavioral Sciences, De La Salle University
Mr. Gelito Joseph Sikat
— Senior Science Research Specialist of Mibrobial Treatment Section
· Environment and Biotechnology Division, DOST-ITDI
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THE STEWARD ROOM
Governance, Finance & Policy
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9:15 AM
– 10:15 AM
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Empowering Green Tech Startups: Investment, Capacity Building, and Ecosystem Support
Presenters:
Ms. Brenda Valerio
— Director of Venture Suppor
· Villgro Philippines
Speakers:
Ms. Priya Thachadi
— Co-founder & CEO
· Villgro Philippines
Ms. Clare Mari Torralba
— Executive Director
· Philippine Trade Training Center
Ms. Faith Nacarato
— President and Chief Client Officer
· Oikos Sustainable Packaging
MODERATOR:
Ms. Alwyn Rosel
— Executive Director
· QBO Innovation Hub & IdeaSpace
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10:30 AM
– 11:30 AM
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Streamlining Green Compliance: Harmonizing Government Certification Pathways for Exporters
Presenters:
Mr. Ernesto Perez
— Director General
· Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA)
Speakers:
Mr. Sergio Ortiz-Luis Jr.
— President
· PHILEXPORT
Dr. Annabelle V. Briones
— Director
· DOST-ITDI
Engr. Marivic Yao
— Assistant Director
· DENR- Environmental Management Bureau
Atty. Maria Katrina Rivera
— Assistant Director
· DTI - Export Marketing Bureau (DTI-EMB)
Mr. Jhon Allen Berbon
· PGDH-PEDIPO
MODERATOR:
Ms. Kristine Angelica Liu
— Sustainability Coach
· Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC)
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DAY 3
October 17, 2026
Pitching Competition
DAY 3
October 17, 2026Pitching Competition
Plenary Sessions
| TIME | DURATION | PROGRAM |
|---|---|---|
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8:00 AM
– 9:00 AM
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60 mins
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Registration & Morning Network Coffee
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9:00 AM
– 12:00 PM
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3 hours
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Future Proof: The Green Innovation Pitch
SSX Final Pitching Competition & Awarding Ceremony |
Delegate Registration
*Free registration subject to qualification, evaluation, and approval of CITEM
Inclusions
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Delegate Pass -
3-day SSX exhibit access -
2-day SSX Conference access -
Conference kit (bag, booklet, pen) -
Conference meals -
Conference materials -
Certificate of attendance
Exhibition
A specialized showcase of resource utilities, the built environment, agri-food biotech, and circular economy solutions.
Categories
Resources & Utilities
THE HABITAT PILLAR
Resources & Utilities
- Clean Energy
- Water
- Waste
- Decarbonization
- Carbon Capture
- Water Recovery
- Waste-to-Energy etc.
Built Environment
THE URBAN PILLAR
Built Environment
- Smart Cities
- Green Construction
- Sustainable Interiors
- Smart Grids
- Green Interior Solutions
- Sustainable Architecture
- Urban Planning etc.
Agri-Food & Bio-Tech
THE ENGINE PILLAR
Agri-Food & Bio-Tech
- Agri-Tech
- Food Innovation
- Manufacturing
- Precision Farming
- Alternative Proteins
- Food R&D
- Cold Chain
- Sustainable Manufacturing etc.
Circular Economy and Materials
THE RECOVERY PILLAR
Circular Economy and Materials
- Sustainable Packaging
- Plastic Alternatives
- Lifestyle Design
- Biomaterials etc.
Governance, Finance and Policy
THE STEWARD PILLAR
Governance, Finance and Policy
- Green Finance
- ESG
- Certifiers
- Scalable R&D Programs
- Academe and Government collaboration etc.
Supplier Registration
Local Supplier
International Supplier
Participation Benefits & Inclusions
Market Access
Connect with local and international buyers, food manufacturers, policymakers, and industry leaders actively seeking sustainable solutions.
Visibility & Branding
Showcase your innovations and advocacy to a broad cross-section of industries and communities committed to environmental and social sustainability.
Networking & Partnerships
Meet potential partners, clients, and collaborators from both government and private sectors.
Thought Leadership
Position your organization as an advocate and changemaker in advancing sustainability in the Philippines and across Asia.
Impact & Advocacy
Shape the future of circular economies and responsible consumption by bridging the gap between traditional industry and modern urban living.
While the physical set-up varies depending on your chosen size and booth type, every exhibitor is provided with a professional foundation for success such as access via official badges, digital reach thru a featured listing in the SSX Website E-Directory, and integrated promotion in print, social media, and web marketing.
Eligibility & Requirements
Exhibition Features
Business Meeting Lounge
A dedicated, professional hub for pre-arranged consultations designed to facilitate high-level collaboration, supply chain adaptation, and strategic financing between sustainable suppliers and global purchasers.
Consultancy Clinics
One-on-one sessions with "enablers," including government agencies, certifiers, and green financing institutions, to navigate regulatory requirements.
The Green Gallery
A visual gallery highlighting the Philippines' progress in circularity and award-winning sustainable innovations.
Pitching Competition
Future Proof: The Green Innovation Pitch — a flagship event where sustainability startups present innovations to venture capitalists and industry experts.
Reserve Exhibit Space Now!
Partnership & Sponsorship
Collaborate for a Circular Future
The Sustainability Solutions Exchange (SSX) 2026 employs a "Whole-of-Nation" strategy, transitioning into a collaborative mission involving government leaders, international grant partners, and corporate pioneers. By joining as a partner, your brand becomes a central part of the country's first platform promoting sustainable practices to the world's essential industries.
Benefits and Inclusions
Media Mileages
Social media spotlight posts, logo inclusion on partnership e-cards, and live onsite acknowledgments.
Onsite Presence
Premium booth systems (up to 8sqm), brand placement in show guides and sponsor loops, and promotional video slots.
Exclusive Access
VIP Lounge passes, exhibitor badges for IFEX and Manila FAME, and complimentary seats at the SSX Conference.
Event Partners
Ateneo Institute of Sustainability (AIS)
The Ateneo Institute of Sustainability (AIS) was established in April 2013 to be the hub on sustainable development, and the vehicle of the university’s environment-development agenda towards the achieving the Ateneo de Manila University strategic goals.
QBO Innovation
QBO Innovation, recognized as a premier startup enabler and organization in the Philippines, is the programmatic and consulting arm of IdeaSpace Foundation. It actively engages government agencies, academic institutions, international development agencies, and private sector enterprises to drive digital transformation and technological advancement, develop thriving innovation ecosystems, and accelerate technology startup growth across the country.
Philippine Alliance for Recycling and Materials Sustainability (PARMS)
The Philippine Alliance for Recycling and Materials Sustainability (PARMS) is a pioneering nonprofit organization established in 2014, committed to advancing sustainable waste management practices across the Philippines. By fostering collaboration among stakeholders throughout the supply and waste value chains, PARMS plays a vital role in promoting recycling and driving the transition towards a circular economy. PARMS developed the “ZERO WASTE TO NATURE: AMBISYON 2030” strategy and roadmap to focus on reducing the environmental impact of single-use products and packaging. As one of the country’s leading Producer Responsibility Organizations, PARMS is at the forefront of implementing Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) initiatives, aligning with its vision of a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable future. Through strategic partnerships with government agencies, the business community, nonprofits, academic institutions, and other key stakeholders, PARMS is dedicated to creating systemic solutions for preventing marine litter and accelerating the shift to a circular economy.
Session Partners
MSpectrum
MSpectrum is a Renewable Energy provider in the Philippines and a member of The Meralco Group, delivering market-leading solar solutions through Meralco’s extensive energy expertise, grid integration capabilities, and safety track record.
Alterna Verde Corporation
Alterna Verde Corporation is an energy and waste management company dedicated to sustainable solutions, renewable energy, and resource recovery.
Driven by the vision of transforming waste into valuable assets, the company specializes in clean technologies such as bio-methanation, biofuels, wind energy, and hydroscrew systems. A core pillar of their operations is the SERRS (Sustainable Environmental Resource Re-genesis System) facility model—implemented in locations like San Pablo City, Goa, Buenavista, and Monkayo—which repurposes discarded materials to foster a greener, more sustainable future in collaboration with local communities and industry partners.
Maynilad
Maynilad Water Services, Inc. (Maynilad) is the water and wastewater services provider for the 17 cities and municipalities that comprise the West Zone of the Greater Metro Manila area. It is the private concessionaire of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) for the West Zone service area.
Maynilad is managed by Maynilad Water Holdings Company, Inc. —a joint venture between Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MPIC), DMCI Holdings, Inc. (DMCI) and Marubeni Corporation. The consortium took control of Maynilad on January 24, 2007.
In 1997, Maynilad was granted a 25-year exclus
Geocycle
Geocycle (a Holcim Group company) is a leading global provider of industrial and municipal waste management and recycling solutions. Dedicated to advancing the circular economy, the company specializes in transforming waste into resources—helping to lower carbon emissions and reduce natural resource consumption.
By leveraging industrial co-processing (primarily utilizing cement kilns), Geocycle safely recovers non-recyclable materials and recycles waste for industries and local governments, enabling partners to achieve zero-waste and decarbonization targets safely and responsibly.
Lastic
Lastic Philippines is a sustainability-focused company dedicated to building a "world without waste" by providing practical, eco-friendly alternatives to traditional plastics. Specializing in industry-specific solutions for the food and beverage, packaging, and logistics sectors, Lastic offers products crafted from biodegradable, compostable, and recycled materials—such as bamboo, tapioca, and upcycled coffee grounds.
Envirocycle Philippines
Envirocycle Philippines is a Southeast Asia–based circular asset recovery and electronics refurbishment platform serving global enterprises for over 40 years.
Noel Tañada
Noel Tañada is a Filipino furniture designer, eco-innovator, and entrepreneur dedicated to sustainable and circular design. Specializing in environmental stewardship and community empowerment, his work transforms everyday waste—such as ocean plastics, single-use sachets, snack wrappers, and agricultural fibers—into durable, high-utility furniture and architectural materials. Through initiatives that collaborate with marginalized groups and local cooperatives, his designs merge fine craftsmanship with practical, climate-smart solutions.
Royal Pineda+
Royal Pineda+ is a premier architecture and design firm based in the Philippines, led by principal architect and CEO Ar. Royal Christopher L. Pineda. The firm champions Modern Filipino Architecture and Design through a progressive, identity-driven, and globally competitive design language.
Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance, Inc. (PE2)
Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance, Inc. (PE2) is a non-stock, non-profit industry association of energy efficiency market stakeholders in the Philippines. PE2 serves as the primary non-government voice representing energy service companies (ESCOs), technology providers, industrial end-users, and green-finance entities to drive policy reform, catalyze capital, and accelerate low-carbon energy efficiency and conservation across sectors.
Villa Socorro Farm
Fast forward to 2026, Villa Socorro Farm remains as a family affair being headed by their children, Banana Chief Raymund and Señorita Diana. It has now evolved into a social enterprise with a vision to “World-class Farming, Nurturing Farm-ilies. Its practices of integrated, entrepreneurial, sustainable farming model provides a case in the high potential of a Filipino Agribusiness. They engage in FarmFood Manufacturing, Farm Tourism, Farm Education, Farmniture Making and Farm Fashion while working with the local community via a Farmdation, showcasing the multitude of possibilities in local farming when approached with an entrepreneurial and innovative spirit with a heart, “may PUSO”.
ENVI-COMM CORPORATION
ENVI-COMM CORPORATION is an environmental consulting corporation composed of individuals passionate about sustainable development through compliance with various environmental regulations and the institutionalization of in-house environmental conservation and sustainable development programs and systems. Established in 2018 under Greenergyst, Envi-comm emerged to promote sustainable practices in the Philippines. After a temporary closure during the 2020 pandemic, we reopened in 2021 with renewed dedication to environmental stewardship.
ChopValue Philippines
ChopValue is the world’s first circular economy franchise specializing in decentralized manufacturing. The company transforms underutilized urban resources, primarily discarded bamboo chopsticks, into high-performance, carbon-negative wood alternatives. Through its network of local Microfactories, ChopValue diverts waste from landfills to create sustainable furniture and interior solutions for homes and businesses, demonstrating how sustainability and profitability can work together.
EcoNest Philippines
EcoNest Philippines is a sustainability-driven enterprise that provides eco-friendly packaging and upcycled lifestyle alternatives to help businesses and communities reduce single-use plastic waste. Specializing in compostable products—such as cassava bags, bagasse sugarcane containers, and maize cups—the company offers circular solutions designed to meet environmental goals and support regulatory compliance.
Oikos PH
Oikos PH is a Philippine eco-friendly packaging company addressing plastic pollution with plant-based and biodegradable alternatives, including cassava and corn-based bags designed to naturally decompose without leaving toxic microplastics.
Tela Cycle
PAMMÉ is a sustainable fashion and accessories brand based in the Philippines that transforms plastic waste into handcrafted, circular wear. Founded with a mission to combat plastic pollution, the company collects and shreds discarded items like bottle caps and containers, recycles them into beads, and assembles them into artisanal bags and lifestyle accessories.
PAMMÉ
PAMMÉ is a sustainable fashion and accessories brand based in the Philippines that transforms plastic waste into handcrafted, circular wear. Founded with a mission to combat plastic pollution, the company collects and shreds discarded items like bottle caps and containers, recycles them into beads, and assembles them into artisanal bags and lifestyle accessories.
Bank of the Philippine Islands
Founded in 1851, Bank of the Philippine Islands is the first bank in the Philippines and in the Southeast Asian region. BPI is a universal bank and together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, it offers a wide range of financial products and solutions that serve both retail and corporate clients. BPI's services include consumer banking and lending, asset management, payments, insurance, securities brokerage and distribution, foreign exchange, leasing, and corporate and investment banking.
Control Union Philippines
Control Union Philippines, a proud member of the global Control Union group since 2009, provides certifications, commodity inspections, industrial inspections, collateral management services, and laboratory testing, with sustainable solutions across multiple industries.
Villgro Philippines
Villgro Philippines is a gender-smart incubator that funds, mentors, and nurtures enterprises addressing the most pressing social and climate issues. Over the last 6 years, Villgro Philippines has supported more than 200 enterprises across climate, health, education, agriculture, affordable housing, and women and girls in South and Southeast Asia.
Villa Socorro Farm started as a retirement dream of Marcial “Mars” Aaron. Having worked for multinational company, Unilever for over thirty years, Farmer Mars wanted to follow his passion by going back to his roots in farming. In 1998, he started tilling the soil of his wife’s ancestral property in Pagsanjan, Laguna and this led to him calling the place, Villa Socorro Farm, named after Socorro, his wife.
Drink (Drink Sustainability Communications)
Drink (Drink Sustainability Communications) is a specialized consultancy firm that helps organizations communicate their sustainability and development initiatives. The company combines creative storytelling, compelling design, and clear data presentation to produce high-impact annual and sustainability reports, strategy frameworks, and stakeholder engagement campaigns that translate complex data into meaningful, actionable narratives.
Airspeed
Airspeed is a Filipino-owned, end-to-end logistics provider specializing in domestic and international multimodal freight forwarding, specialized logistics, customs clearance, storage solutions, and e-commerce fulfillment. For forty years, Airspeed has helped businesses succeed by providing high-quality logistics services worldwide.
For your logistics needs, Airspeed can make it happen!
Government Partners
Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC)
The Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC) provides training and support to small businesses in the Philippines, helping them strengthen their competitiveness and reach new markets. Training and assistance for Philippine micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) cover export and import procedures, overseas market opportunities, international trade practices, industry-specific barriers, and exhibition mounting. PTTC is part of the Department of Trade and Industry of the Republic of the Philippines, with headquarters in Manila.
DOST – Industrial Technology Development Institute (ITDI)
The Industrial Technology Development Institute (ITDI) is one of the research and development institutes of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST). ITDI undertakes multidisciplinary industrial research and development, technical services, knowledge translation, technology transfer, and commercialization, supporting technology and product innovation in the Philippines.
DOST-PCIEERD (Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development)
DOST-PCIEERD (Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development) is one of the sectoral councils under the Department of Science and Technology (DOST).
The council leads national efforts in driving research and development, policy formulation, technology transfer, and human resource building across critical sectors—including industry, energy, utilities, transportation, and advanced emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and green innovations. By funding strategic projects and partnering with academic institutions, startups, and industries, PCIEERD aims to foster a future-ready, competitive, and innovation-driven Philippine economy.
Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) is an executive department of the Philippine government. Officially established in its current form through Republic Act No. 6975, its core mandate is to promote peace and order, ensure public safety, and strengthen the capability of local government units (LGUs) to effectively deliver basic services to citizens.
Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT)
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is the executive department of the Philippine government mandated to plan, develop, and promote the country’s national ICT agenda. Created under Republic Act No. 10844, it leads national efforts to expand digital connectivity, safeguard cybersecurity, and implement integrated e-government services. Through these initiatives, the DICT aims to empower local communities and drive an inclusive, innovative digital economy.
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
The Department is the primary agency responsible for the conservation, management, development, and proper use of the country’s environment and natural resources, specifically forest and grazing lands, mineral resources, including those in reservation and watershed areas, and lands of the public domain, as well as the licensing and regulation of all natural resources as may be provided for by law in order to ensure equitable sharing of the benefits derived therefrom for the welfare of the present and future generations of Filipinos.
Department of Energy (DOE)
Department of Energy (DOE) is the executive department of the Philippine government tasked with formulating, planning, coordinating, and supervising all policies, programs, and projects related to the country's energy sector.
Mandated to oversee energy exploration, development, utilization, distribution, and conservation, the DOE drives national initiatives spanning renewable energy adoption, oil and gas security, power industry regulation, and energy efficiency. Its mission is to ensure a secure, accessible, reliable, and sustainable energy supply to fuel the Philippines' economic growth and secure a cleaner energy future.
Small Business Corporation (SBCorp)
Small Business Corporation (SBCorp) is a government-owned financial institution attached to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). Established in January 1991 under the Magna Carta for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (Republic Act No. 6977, as amended), SBCorp is mandated to champion, develop, and provide accessible financing solutions to the country’s MSME sector.
Operating under the policy and administrative supervision of the MSME Development Council, SBCorp functions as a key catalyst for inclusive economic growth. It bridges the financial gap for underserved yet viable enterprises—including agri-aqua businesses, green enterprises, women-led ventures, and creative industries—through direct retail lending, wholesale credit programs, credit guarantees, and innovative digital lending initiatives designed to provide sustainable and non-usurious financial alternatives.
Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA)
The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) is a government development corporation established under Republic Act No. 7227. BCDA helps strengthen the Armed Forces while creating economic opportunities through integrated developments, business centers, vibrant communities, and public-private partnerships for major infrastructure and real estate projects.
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA)
The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) is the government-owned and controlled corporation responsible for managing and developing the Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Created under Republic Act No. 7227, the agency drives sustainable economic growth by developing principal assets, managing land use, and promoting investment, trade, and tourism on a highest-return basis. Its vision is to serve as the premier catalyst for a globally competitive, innovation-driven, and sustainable Freeport in the Philippines.
Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA)
The Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) is a Philippine government agency under the Office of the President, established pursuant to Republic Act No. 11032, the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act. ARTA works to streamline government services, reduce bureaucratic red tape, and promote efficient, digitalized, and citizen-centric public service delivery.
Institutional Partners
Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. (PHILEXPORT)
The Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. (PHILEXPORT) is the country's primary private, non-stock, non-profit umbrella organization for all exporting sectors. Formed through a merger in 1992, it is mandated under the Export Development Act to lead the country's export community, collaborate with the government on policy advocacy, and foster a globally competitive export environment to drive national economic growth.
Philippine Hotel Owners Association, Inc. (PHOA)
Founded in 1977, the Philippine Hotel Owners Association, Inc. (PHOA) is the foremost organization of hotel owners in the country. With a strong commitment to building a vibrant and united hospitality industry that fuels the country's economy, PHOA plays a crucial role in advancing the business growth of hotel owners through advocacy, industry leadership, community engagement, and professional development.
The Philippine Association of Condiments Producers, Inc.(PACPI)
The Philippine Association of Condiments Producers, Inc. or PACPI was originally formed to promote the Philippine condiments industry globally and to help develop value-added products that increase farmer income. Today, we have expanded our mission.
We now welcome all local food producers and manufacturers who have export potential, are export-ready, or are already exporting. Our goal is to bring producers together so we can speak with one strong voice and push for better policies, services, and reforms. In doing so, we aim to build a more sustainable food manufacturing sector—one that creates jobs and helps address hunger in the Philippines.
Packaging Institute of the Philippines (PIP)
The Packaging Institute of the Philippines (PIP) is a national association of users, manufacturers, and suppliers of packaging materials and services.
PIP was founded by 31 charter members in March 1967 and was registered in March 20, 1975 with the Securities and Exchange Commision as a non-stock, non profit corporation.
Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance, Inc. (PE2)
Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance, Inc. (PE2) is a non-stock, non-profit industry association of energy efficiency market stakeholders in the Philippines. PE2 serves as the primary non-government voice representing energy service companies (ESCOs), technology providers, industrial end-users, and green-finance entities to drive policy reform, catalyze capital, and accelerate low-carbon energy efficiency and conservation across sectors.
SEARCA – Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture
SEARCA is one of the oldest among the 26 specialist institutions of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO). Founded on 27 November 1966, SEARCA is mandated to strengthen institutional capacities in agricultural and rural development in Southeast Asia.
Solid Waste Management Association of the Philippines (SWAPP)
The Solid Waste Management Association of the Philippines (SWAPP) is a non-profit, multi-sectoral network of solid waste management professionals and practitioners from local government units, government agencies, non-government organizations, and the academe. Established in 2000, SWAPP works to empower LGUs, communities, and the private sector toward a clean, safe, and sustainable environment through technical assistance, research, advocacy, and TESDA-accredited training programs
Plastic Credit Exchange (PCX)
Plastic Credit Exchange (PCX) is a pioneering global ecosystem dedicated to accelerating the transition to a circular economy and stopping plastic waste from entering nature. As the creator of the world’s first fully traceable plastic offset platform, PCX empowers businesses to responsibly recover, process, and recycle post-consumer plastics. By connecting organizations with vetted recycling partners, PCX helps fund impactful environmental cleanups, drive compliance with regulations like Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), and improve community livelihoods.
Official Partners
Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC)
The Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC) provides training and support to small businesses in the Philippines, helping them strengthen their competitiveness and reach new markets. Training and assistance for Philippine micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) cover export and import procedures, overseas market opportunities, international trade practices, industry-specific barriers, and exhibition mounting. PTTC is part of the Department of Trade and Industry of the Republic of the Philippines, with headquarters in Manila.
EcoNest Philippines
EcoNest Philippines is a sustainability-driven enterprise that provides eco-friendly packaging and upcycled lifestyle alternatives to help businesses and communities reduce single-use plastic waste. Specializing in compostable products—such as cassava bags, bagasse sugarcane containers, and maize cups—the company offers circular solutions designed to meet environmental goals and support regulatory compliance.
Lastic
Lastic Philippines is a sustainability-focused company dedicated to building a "world without waste" by providing practical, eco-friendly alternatives to traditional plastics. Specializing in industry-specific solutions for the food and beverage, packaging, and logistics sectors, Lastic offers products crafted from biodegradable, compostable, and recycled materials—such as bamboo, tapioca, and upcycled coffee grounds.
Magayon Coffee
Magayon Coffee is a proudly local specialty coffee brand rooted in Bicolano heritage, inspired by the legendary beauty of Mount Mayon. The brand crafts exceptional espresso-based beverages and unique coffee experiences that celebrate local flavors and community warmth. From a passion-driven hobby into a thriving enterprise, Magayon Coffee brings people together over quality brews while honoring the rich culture, warmth, and vibrant spirit of the region.
ChopValue Philippines
ChopValue is the world’s first circular economy franchise specializing in decentralized manufacturing. The company transforms underutilized urban resources, primarily discarded bamboo chopsticks, into high-performance, carbon-negative wood alternatives. Through its network of local Microfactories, ChopValue diverts waste from landfills to create sustainable furniture and interior solutions for homes and businesses, demonstrating how sustainability and profitability can work together.
SolarBuddy LIVE
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Each SolarBuddy LIVE session begins with an engaging introduction to energy poverty, highlighting its far-reaching effects on education, health, livelihoods, and the environment. Participants then take part in the hands-on assembly of innovative solar solutions, which are gifted directly to children and families living without electricity.
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