Philippines Regions
ARMM (Autonomous Region chips or tipas of
in Muslim Mindanao) Maguindanao and coco sugar
of Sulu
CAR (Cordillera Lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower,
Administrative Region) carrots, potatoes, cabbage,
and other greens.
NCR (National Capital Chemicals, textiles, clothing
Region) electronic goods, food,
beverages, and tobacco
products.
Region 1 (Ilocos Region) rice, tobacco, corn,
sugarcane, and fruits
Region 2 (Cagayan Valley) rice, corn, and tobacco
Region 3 (Central Luzon) Rice, sugar cane, maize,
melons, vegetables, and
bamboo.
Region 4A (CALABARZON) bags, baskets, slippers, hats,
shawls, storages, wine bags,
and food like tablea,
They showcased their locally-
produced crops to the
international market as they
participated in this year's
International Food Exhibit (IFEX)
at the World Trade Center, Pasay.
With regards to
agricultural products, Cordillera is
the best and primary source of
highland vegetables. The region is
also known for its aromatic
coffees and strawberries.
The City of Manila produce
industrial-related products. The
growth in services and industry
fueled the expansion in NCR’s
construction and manufacturing
— making NCR the largest
contributor to the country’s
production of goods and services
at 36.6% GDP. 
Income in the Ilocos provinces
also come from
cultivating agricultural products;
and from raising livestock such as
pigs, chicken, goats, and carabaos.
The region is hailed as the
“Tilapia Capital of the Philippines”
Fishing is also prevalent in the
coast of Cagayan, Isabela, Batanes
and Magat Dam in Isabela.
The region is also involved in
livestock production of cattle, hog,
carabaos and poultry.
Bulacan has a mixed economy,
agricultural and industrial. The
principal crops are Industries
include food processing, leather
tanning, textiles, shoemaking, and
ceramics, chemicals, metals and
machinery production.
Formally known as Southern
Tagalog Mainland and designated
as Region IV-A, is
 muscovado, coffee, honey
vinegar, ginger tea, cashew
nuts, etc.
Region 4B (MIMAROPA) Fisheries and aqua-
marine products include salt,
milkfish, prawn, tuna,
octopus, and seaweeds.
Region 5 (Bicol Region) pili nuts, coconuts, abaca,
banana, coffee, and jackfruit,
as well as for rice and corn.
Region 6 (Western Visayas) coconut,banana, fruits, root
crops and vegetables
Region 7 (Central Visayas) rice, coconut, and corn
Region 8 (Eastern Visayas) rice, abaca, corn, coconut,
sugarcane and banana
as major crops.
Region 9 (Zamboanga coconut, corn, palay, banan,
Peninsula) cassava, and vegetables
Region 10 (Northern pineapple, sugar, coffee and
Mindanao) cassava.
Region 11 (Davao Region) abaca, banana, cacao,
coconut, durian, mango,
seaweeds, ICT, mining, and
renewable energy.
Region 12 furniture, processed food,
(SOCCSKSARGEN) fish, coffee, cacao, coconuts,
wearables and homestyles.
an administrative region in
the Philippines and designated
as Region IV-A, is
an administrative region in
the Philippines.
The island of Mindoro is
internationally recognized as
an area for bio-diversity
conservation.
Their other industries include
commercial fishing, mining,
handicrafts, jewelry
manufacturing, among others.
Its forests however have been
denuded due to indiscriminate
logging. Its waters produce
numerous species of fish and
other marine products. Western
Visayas exports prawn, tuna and
other fish products.
With its vast fertile land
resources, Negros
Oriental's major industry is
agriculture. The primary crops
are sugarcane, corn, coconut and
rice.
Its total land area is 21,431.7 sq.
kms. 52% of its total land area is
classified as forestland and 48%
as alienable and disposable land.
Its known mineral deposits are
gold, chromite, manganese,
asbestos and silica. Fishing and
farming are the primary economic
activities. Leading industries
include coconut production as
well as rice, corn and
banana production.
Crystal sugar mill produces sugar
and generates electricity from its
waste materials.
the Region has
developed 11 roadmaps for
its products
Among the featured products are
the ready-to-drink calamansi juice
from Banga, South Cotabato; dried
mango pandan from Polomolok,

Region 13 (Caraga Region) palay, corn, coconut, gold,
banana, rubber, oil palm,
calamansi, prawns, milkfish,
crabs, seaweeds and mango.
South Cotabato; organic rice
coffee from Maitum, Sarangani;
coco sugar from Malapatan,
Sarangani; and, designer bags
made of T’nalak fabric cuts from
Lake Sebu, South Cotabato.
Simply known as Caraga
Region and designated as Region
XIII, is an administrative region in
the Philippines occupying the
northeastern section of the island
of Mindanao.