Northern Mindanao’s Exports Presented by Confederation of Philippine Exporters Foundation Region 10 Chapter, Inc. PhilExport-CDO (10A) (An affiliate of the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc.)
Northern Mindanao’s Exports Presented by Confederation of Philippine Exporters Foundation Region 10 Chapter, Inc. PhilExport-CDO (10A) (An affiliate of.
Dec 30, 2015
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Northern Mindanao’s ExportsPresented by
Confederation of Philippine Exporters Foundation Region 10 Chapter, Inc.PhilExport-CDO (10A)
(An affiliate of the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc.)
Northern Mindanao Export Performance (in USD billion)
Sources: DTI, BOC, NSO
0.2410.315
0.3690.459
0.541
0.6750.815
0.948
0.527
0.927
1.0651.17
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Northern Mindanao’s export growth (in USD billion)Period NM PH Share
2012 1.170 52.000 2.25%
2011 1.065 48.042 2.20%
2010 0.927 51.498 1.80%
2009 0.527 38.436 1.40%
2008 0.948 47.078 2.00%
2007 0.815 50.466 1.60%
2006 0.675 47.410 1.40%
2005 0.541 41.254 1.30%
2004 0.459 39.680 1.20%
2003 0.369 36.231 1.00%
2002 0.315 35.208 0.90%
2001 0.241 32.150 0.80%
Sources: DTI, BOC, NSO
Northern Mindanao Major Export Markets
Existing Markets Emerging MarketsChina AustraliaEurope KoreaJapan MalaysiaTaiwan SingaporeUSA Vietnam
Northern Mindanao’s Food Exports
Cane SugarMolasses
Frozen ShrimpsFresh Banana
Fresh Pineapple
Frozen Mango Halves
Fruit Puree
Fruit Concentrate
Banana Chips
Dried FruitMoringa Tea
Fruit Cocktail
Fruit Juice
Glucose Syrup
Northern Mindanao’s Coconut-based Food Exports
Coconut Water Coconut Vinegar Coconut Cooking Oil Corn Oil
Organic Virgin Coco Oil Coconut Sugar Desiccated Coconut, Reduced Fat Coconut, Coconut Cream
Northern Mindanao’s Exports of Gifts, Toys, Housewares & Fashion Accessories
BasketsHandmade Paper
Pottery
Office Novelties
Northern Mindanao’s Coconut-based Industrial Exports
CNO RBD Copra Meal
Oleochemicals
Coconut Charcoal
Coconut Fiber
Northern Mindanao’s Industrial Exports
Sintered Ore
Fiber Reinforced PlasticSeptic Tanks
(from recycled plastic)
Rubber Boots Jika-tabi shoes
Billets Metal Scrap
Northern Mindanao’s Resource-based Exports
Cut flowers
Leatherleaf Ferns Raw & finished tree plantation products
Abaca Fiber Pineapple Pulp Shark Liver Oil Rubber Cup Lumps
Northern Mindanao’s Mineral Ore Exports
ManganeseCopper IronChromite
Features and Characteristics• Largely agri-based: Provides direct income to farmers
• Volume intensive: Provides additional opportunities for service providers. Annual traffic average is 500,000 TEUs and about 6 million MT of bulk.
• Mostly operated by home-grown investors
• Growing volume of SME exporters* compared to that of large exporters: From less than 10% share in 2006 to about 27% in 2012
• Major imported raw materials: farm inputs, packaging materials and ingredients
* Companies with up to US$ 1M capitalization
Current Challenges• Uncertainties on Power: Committed plants to be online after
2016 with no assured availability in the next 2 years.
• Additional costs on imported raw materials
o Additional fees at the Designated Evaluation Area (DEA)
o Green Lane imports still pass through DEA, BOC invokes “High Risk Countries” all the time even for countries with Free Trade Agreements (Japan included)
o Unfair practice as not all ports have DEA
Current Challenges• 3 years after EO 23 was implemented
o DENR has yet to simplify regulations in manufacturing tree plantation species and even imposed more policies which declined the number from almost 100 companies exporting tree plantation products, to less than 30 today.
o This Tree Plantation sector of the wood industry provides wooden crates for all exports requiring such.
o Confirmed reports of smuggled plywood since 4th quarter 2013. Local plywood manufacturers also having a hard time complying with DENR guidelines for tree plantations.
Thank you
Northern Mindanao is STILL the fastest growing economy in Mindanao, averaging at 4.7% annually
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GRDP Growth Rates: 2002-2011
Source: NSCB
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