Product Code: ETC382409 | Publication Date: Aug 2022 | Updated Date: Feb 2025 | Product Type: Market Research Report | |
Publisher: 6Wresearch | No. of Pages: 75 | No. of Figures: 35 | No. of Tables: 20 | |
Greenhouse horticulture has grown rapidly throughout Southeast Asia including countries like Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam however compared these countries Philippines greenhouse horticulture market remains relatively untapped having huge potential for future development particularly due crop intensification initiatives taken up nation?s government toward ensuring food security amidst rising population hence making it attractive investment destination for investors looking gain foothold global agrochemical industry landscape. According estimations released by Department Agriculture, total area covered under greenhouses across entire nation stood at around 4 square kilometers 2025 whereas installed capacity fruits vegetables production amounted 9 tons per day. Furthermore, investments directed toward encouraging technological advancement coupled favorable conditions offered agricultural companies setting base country have been major factors contributing increased adoption technology enhancing productivity yield rate.
The Philippines greenhouse horticulture market is driven by the need for controlled environment cultivation, improved yields, and off-season production of crops. Greenhouse technology enables efficient resource utilization, protection against adverse weather conditions, and year-round availability of produce. As agricultural practices evolve and climate challenges persist, greenhouse horticulture serves as a driving force behind agricultural innovation.
Challenges in the Philippines greenhouse horticulture market include the high initial investment required for greenhouse infrastructure, optimizing energy consumption within greenhouses, and training farmers to effectively manage greenhouse environments for optimal crop growth and resource efficiency.
The Philippines Greenhouse Horticulture Market faced both challenges and opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic. While disruptions in supply chains and labor shortages initially impacted production, there was a growing interest in home gardening and sustainable food sources, leading to increased demand for greenhouse-grown produce. As people spent more time at home, many turned to gardening as a recreational activity, driving up the demand for horticultural products. The pandemic highlighted the importance of local food production and could potentially lead to a more sustained interest in greenhouse horticulture in the Philippines, even as the situation gradually normalizes.
Allied Botanical Corporation, Ramgo International Corporation, Holland Greentech.