Coconut Product Outputs

Provincial overview and municipality-specific analytics

Copra Production

Copra Production

Brick oven & sun dry processing

Shell Products

Shell Products

Charcoal, activated carbon & crafts

High-Value Products

High-Value Products

VCO, coco sugar & specialty foods

Copra Production

5,519

Brick oven & sun dry

Shell Products

796

Secondary products

High-Value Products

46

VCO & food products

Product Output Distribution

Product Categories & Distribution

Copra - Brick Oven
38.5%
2,787 units
Copra - Sun Dry
37.7%
2,732 units
Shell Products
11%
796 units
Whole Coconut Fruit
7.5%
544 units
VCO
0.4%
27 units
Food Products
0.3%
19 units
Fiber
0.1%
5 units

Municipality-Specific Product Focus

Catarman

Primary

Copra - Brick Oven

1,140

Secondary

Shell Products

618

Mahinog

Primary

Copra - Brick Oven

1,208

Secondary

Copra - Sun Dry

2

Mambajao

Primary

Copra - Sun Dry

744

Secondary

Whole Fruit

342

Sagay

Primary

Copra - Sun Dry

625

Secondary

Copra - Tapa

98

Guinsiliban

Primary

Copra - Sun Dry

579

Secondary

Whole Fruit

85

Key Insights & Recommendations

Copra Dominance: Over 70% of production is copra (brick oven and sun dry), indicating heavy reliance on traditional primary processing.

Shell Utilization Gap: While Catarman processes shells from 618 farms, Mahinog records only 9 instances despite similar copra production, representing lost revenue.

Infrastructure Resilience: Mahinog's reliance on brick ovens provides weather resilience compared to sun-drying in southern municipalities during monsoon season.

High-Value Opportunity: VCO and food products represent less than 1% of output, indicating critical need for industrialization and value-addition programs.