Healthy Options Philippines is coming to you — virtually!
Australian Organic Limited (AOL) is bringing a key buyer from Healthy Options Philippines direct to Australian certified organic businesses, as part of a Virtual Inbound Buyer Mission for our South East Asia Organic Export Accelerator Program.
AOL CEO Jackie Brian, together with Export Connect’s Howard Hurwitz and a representative from Healthy Options Philippines, will deliver a Philippines Market Insights Webinar covering current consumer trends, channel insights and an overview of Healthy Options’ retail presence in the Philippines. The session will conclude with a Q&A with the Healthy Options team.
Register today to hear first-hand from one of South East Asia’s leading organic retailers!
Alongside the webinar, we’re inviting inviting Australian certified organic operators to put their brand forward to be considered for a direct email introduction with Healthy Options Philippines. Submit your EOI before submissions close Friday 3 July 2026.
About Healthy Options (Philippines):
Healthy Options is the Philippines’ first and largest all-natural and organic products retailer, established in 1995.
Healthy Options is widely regarded as the go-to destination for health-conscious consumers in the Philippines, making it an exceptional retail partner for Australian organic food and beverage suppliers looking to enter the market.
With 40 stores nationwide and counting – spanning Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao – Healthy Options specialises in premium, organic, and natural food and health products, including their own private label range of supplements, gluten-free and allergen-free grocery products, and local organic produce.
The company also operates three other brands: Bow and Wow (pet products), Wine Story (fine and rare wine), and Baking Therapy (artisanal gluten-free baked goods).
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The export activities that are part of this program are supported by grant funding from the Australian Government through Austrade’s Export Market Development Grant (EMDG) program.
