Data source: the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), domestic trade records. KlaroFlow does not collect these figures. We organise, chart and explain what the agencies publish.
Explore Cebu’s recorded domestic cargo flows.
Follow the cargo shipped from Cebu’s ports to the rest of the Philippines, and cargo flown in and out of the Mactan-Cebu airport, from PSA’s domestic trade records.
See how recorded cargo is distributed across ports and commodity groups. Use it as context for logistics or sector research; it does not identify shippers or current sales leads.
Key findings
Full report
In the full report
This free preview shows the key findings and the sources. The full report opens these views:
- Sea cargo by port
Cargo leaving each listed Cebu port for another Philippine port. Pick a year and a measure; each port is a circle sized by its cargo, placed at the centre of the town… - What leaves Cebu
Cargo from all the listed Cebu ports, grouped into the ten broad commodity sections of PSA’s classification. Each bar is one year, and the colours show the kind of… - Air cargo
Domestic air cargo recorded at station CEB, the Mactan-Cebu airport, which PSA lists as Cebu City: what is flown out to other Philippine airports and what is flown in.
Want the full report?
Request access with your name, email and business name. We review each request and reply with a link. The full report opens with a one-time code sent to your email. It’s free.
Know which records you are viewing
PSA OpenSTAT, Domestic Trade Statistics, Annual Commodity Flow in the Philippines: Coastwise (table 0012L4DDCA0). Cargo shipped between Philippine ports, by commodity and port of origin, from the documents filed at each port. Quantity in kilograms and value in pesos at the prices of each year. This page shows 21 PSA port listings, including two grouped categories: 19 named ports, plus “Other national ports in Cebu” and “Other municipal ports in Cebu”.
PSA OpenSTAT, Annual Commodity Flow in the Philippines: Air (table 0012L4DDAA0), by commodity, station of origin and station of destination. Station CEB is the Mactan-Cebu airport in Lapu-Lapu City, labelled Cebu City in the table. Domestic flights only; international cargo is in PSA’s foreign trade statistics, not here.
Sea cargo arriving in Cebu is not in the coastwise table, which records the port of origin only. Shipments not documented at a listed port, such as small boats at unlisted landings, are not counted. Large changes between single years can reflect how shipments were recorded and classified, so compare several years before reading a trend. No Manila-to-Cebu air cargo observations were found in this extraction from 2018 onward, so inbound air totals for those years are incomplete.
They show what was recorded leaving Cebu’s ports and passing through its airport, and of what kind. They do not show who shipped it, its final market, or prices. Values are in each year’s pesos, so long-run growth also carries inflation. Extracted through the PSA OpenSTAT API on .
Licences and credit. Domestic trade tables: Philippine Statistics Authority, OpenSTAT, used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Town and city boundaries: derived from the PSA PSGC via faeldon/philippines-json-maps (MIT). Changes made by KlaroFlow: commodities grouped into the ten classification sections, shorter commodity and port names, ports placed at town centres, and weights converted to tonnes. The sources do not endorse KlaroFlow or this page.
Sources, scope and corrections
These figures come from the sources listed here. KlaroFlow selects, checks and presents them; the source organisations do not endorse this report. Reference periods and limitations are shown beside each view. If you find a discrepancy, send the report name, view and figure to [email protected] so we can review it.
Built on public data by KlaroFlow · Business Analytics & Consultancy, Cebu.