DTI spotlights PH beauty brands at Cosmobeauté

The Department of Trade and Industry opened the DTI-Bagong Pilipinas Pavilion at Cosmobeauté Philippines 2026 to boost the global competitiveness and market reach of Filipino micro, small, and medium enterprises in the beauty, personal care, and wellness sectors.
The event runs from June 17 to 19, 2026, at the World Trade Center Metro Manila in Pasay City.
The pavilion features a curated roster of local exhibitors from the country’s personal care, skin care, cosmetics, fragrance, organic beauty, and health industries.
The featured entrepreneurs come from various provinces across Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao.
A major highlight of the showcase is a dedicated section for coconut-based cosmetic and wellness products supported under the Coconut Farmers and Industry Development Plan.
The CFIDP segment spotlights local creators using Philippine coconut derivatives for high-value skin care and beauty products amid growing global demand for sustainable and natural ingredients.
The pavilion also features halal-certified beauty and wellness products in response to rising domestic and international demand for ethical consumer goods.
These products cater to consumers seeking premium personal care items that adhere to halal lifestyle values, purity standards, and quality manufacturing practices.
Cosmobeauté Philippines, powered by Cosmoprof Asia, is a business-to-business beauty trade show that provides a platform for commercial partnerships, product sourcing, and networking.
Through the event, the DTI aims to connect local creators with international buyers, distributors, and investors.
DTI Secretary Ma. Cristina A. Roque has kept MSME development among the agency’s priorities, including efforts to help local brands join international business-to-business trade shows and become export-ready.
The DTI’s participation is also supported by the Competitiveness and Innovation Group, led by Assistant Secretary and Supervising Head Nylah Rizza D. Bautista.
The project was implemented through the Bureau of Market Development, Promotions and OTOP, in close cooperation with the Export Marketing Bureau.
Trade buyers, investors, and the public may visit the DTI-Bagong Pilipinas Pavilion throughout the three-day event.
Interested buyers may contact the DTI through the BMDPO-OTOP office or their respective DTI regional offices.
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