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Updated List of Slaughterhouses.Xlsx LIST OF LOCALLY REGISTERED MEAT ESTABLISHMENTS (Slaughterhouses) CONTACT REGION PROVINCE CITY / MUNICIPALITY NAME OF SLAUGHTERHOUSES ADDRESS NUMBER REGION II ISABELA Alicia Alicia Municipal Slaughterhouse Antonio, Alicia, Isabel (Cagayan Benito Benito Soliven Municipal SLH District # 1, Centro, B. Soliven Valley) Cabagan Cabagan Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Casibarag, Cabagan, Isabela Cabatuan Cabatuan Municipal Slaughterhouse Saranay, Cabatuan, Isabela Cauayan Cauayan City Slaughterhouse Tagaran, Cauayan City Cordon Cordon Municipal Slaughterhouse Turod Sur, Purok 5, Cordon, Isabela Delfin Delfin Albano Slaughterhouse Zone 2, San Antonio Dinapigue Dinapigue Municipal Slaughterhouse Dinapigue, Isabela Echague Echague Municipal Slaughterhouse San Fabian, Echague Ilagan Ilagan City Slaughterhouse Calamagui, Ilagan Jones Jones Municipal Slaughterhouse Barangay 1, Jones , Isabela Luna Luna Municipal Slaughterhouse Luna, Isabel Mallig Mallig Municipal Slaughterhouse Centro, Mallig, Isabela Naguillian Naguillian Municipal SLH Centro, Naguilian, Isabela Quezon Quezon Municipal Slaughterhouse Samonte, Quezon, Isabela Reina Mercedes Reina Mercedes Slaughterhouse Napaccu Pequeno, R. Mercedes Ramon Ramon Municipal Slaughterhouse Bugallon, Ramon, Isabela Roxas Roxas Municipal Slaughterhouse San Placido, Roxas, Isabela San Agustin San Agustin Municipal SLH Masaya Centro, San Agustin, Isabela San Manuel San Manuel Municipal SLH District #2, San Manuel, Isabela San Mariano San Mariano Municipal SLH Brgy. Minanga, San Mariano, Isabela San Mateo San Mateo Municipal SLH Bacarrena, San Mateo, Isabela Santiago Santiago City Slaughterhouse Batal, Santiago City Sta. Maria Sta. Maria Municipal SLH Centro, Sta. Maria, Isabela Tumauini Tumauini Municipal SLH Lingaling, Tumauini, Isabela CAGAYAN Abulug Abulug Municipal Slaughterhouse Libertad, Abulug, Cagayan Alcala Alcala Municipal Slaughterhouse Alcala, Cagayan Allacapan Allacapan Municipal Slaughterhouse Dagupan, Allacapan, Cagayan Amulung Amulung Municipal Slaughterhouse Centro, Amulung, Cagayan Aparri Aparri Municipal Slaughterhouse Centro 9, Aparri, Cagayan Baggao Baggao Municipal Slaughterhouse Bitag Grande, Baggao, Cagayan Ballesteros Ballesteros Municipal Slaughterhouse Sta. Cruz, Ballesteros, Cagayan Buguey Buguey Municipal Slaughterhouse Buguey, Cagayan Camalaniugan Camalaniugan Municipal Slaughterhouse Dacalla Fugu, Camalaniugan Claveria Claveria Municipal Slaughterhouse Centro 8, Claveria, Cagayan Enrile Enrile Municipal Slaughterhouse Villa Maria, Enrile, Cagayan Gattaran Gattaran Municipal Slaughterhouse Gattaran, Cagayan Gonzaga Gonzaga Municipal Slaughterhouse Pateng, Gonzaga Iguig Iguig Municipal Slaughterhouse Ajat, Iguig, Cagayan Lallo Lallo Municipal Slaughterhouse Tucalana, Lallo Lasam Lasam Municipal Slaughterhouse Centro 1, Lasam Pamplona Pamplona Slaughterhouse Pamplona, Cagayan Piat Piat Municipal Slaughterhouse Piat, Cagayan Sanchez Sanchez Mira Municipal SLH Imbakan C-1, S. Mira Sta. Ana Sta. Ana Municipal Slaughterhouse Centro, Sta. Ana, Cagayan Sta. Teresita Sta. Teresita Municipal SLH Centro West, Sta. Teresita Sto. Niño Sto. Nino Municipal SLH Sto. Niño, Cagayan CONTACT REGION PROVINCE CITY / MUNICIPALITY NAME OF SLAUGHTERHOUSES ADDRESS NUMBER Solana Solana Municipal Slaughterhouse Gregorio del Pilar St. Solana Tuao Tuao Municipal Slaughterhouse Alabug, Tuao Tuguegarao Tuguegarao City SLH Capatan, Tuguegarao City NUEVA Aritao Aritao Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Kirang, Aritao VIZCAYA Bagabag Bagabag Municipal SLH Brgy. Villa Quirino, Bagabag Bambang Bambang Municipal SLH Bambang, N. Vizcaya Bayombong Bayombong Municipal SLH Vizta Alegre, Bayombong Dupax Dupax Municipal SLH Padilla Site, Malasin Dupax Solano Solano Municipal SLH Dupan St. Quirino, Solano QUIRINO Aglipay Aglipay Slaughterhouse San Leonardo, Aglipay, Quirino Cabarroguis Cabarroguis Municipal SLH Zamora, Cabarroguis, Quirino Diffun Diffun Slaughterhouse Brgy. Rizal, Diffun, Quirino Maddela Maddela Slaughterhouse Villa Norte, Maddela, Quirino Saguday Saguday Slaughterhouse Brgy. Rizal Purok 6, Aglipay BATANES Basco Basco Municipal SLH Basco, Batanes Ivatan Ivatan Municipal SLH Ivatan, Batanes LIST OF LOCALLY REGISTERED MEAT ESTABLISHMENTS (Slaughterhouses) CONTACT REGION PROVINCE CITY / MUNCIPALITY NAME OF SLAUGHTERHOUSES ADDRESS NUMBER REGION III AURORA Baler Baler Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Suclayin Baler, Aurora no landline (Central Casiguran Casiguran Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Calangcuasan Casiguran, Aurora no landline Luzon) Dilasag Dilasag Municipal Slaughterhouse Public Market Brgy. Masagan Dilasag, Aurora no landline Dinalungan Dinalungan Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion Zone 2 Dinalungan, Aurora no landline Dingalan Dingalan Municipal Slaughterhouse no landline Public Market Poblacion Zone 1 Dingalan, Aurora Dipaculao Dipaculao Municipal Slaughterhouse Dipaculao, Aurora no landline Ma. Aurora Ma. Aurora Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Ramada, Bay 1 Ma. Aurora, Aurora no landline San Luis San Luis Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion 1, San Luis, Aurora no landline BATAAN Abucay Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Calaylayan Abucay, Bataan 047-237-5766 Bagac Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Tabing Ilog Bagac, Bataan no landline Balanga Balanga City Abbatoir Access Road, San Jose Balanga, Bataan 047-237-2969 Dinalupihan Dinalupihan Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Sta. Isabel Dinalupihan, Bataan 047-481-3591 Hermosa Hermosa Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. San Pedro, Hermosa Bataan 047-491-7950 Limay Limay Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Peas, Roman Hiway Limay, Bataan 047-244-4023 Mariveles Mariveles Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. San Carlos Mariveles, Bataan 047-935-6639 Morong Morong Municipal Slaughterhouse Bernabe Village, Morong Bataan no landline Orion Orion Municipal Slaughterhouse Pag-asa Orion, Bataan 047-244-6024 Samal Samal Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion 1 Samal, Bataan 047-451-1348 BULACAN Baliuag Baliuag Municipal Slaughterhouse DRT Hiway, Baliwag, Bulacan 044-766-3246 Bocaue Bocaue Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Antipona, Bocaue, Bulacan 044-692-1234 Bulakan Bulakan Municipal Slaughterhouse Public Market, Bulakan, Bulacan 044-792-1610 Bustos Bustos Municipal Slaughterhouse Bustos, Bulacan Calumpit Calumpit Municipal Slaughterhouse Calumpit, Bulacan 044-202-5465 Guiguinto Guiguinto Municipal Slaughterhouse Guiginto, Bulacan Hagonoy Hagonoy Municipal Slaughterhouse Hagonoy, Bulacan 044-793-0016 Malolos Malolos Municipal Slaughterhouse Sto. Rosario, Malolos City, Bulacan 044-791-5943 Norzagaray Norzagaray Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion, Norzagaray Bulacan 044-694-7950 Plaridel Plaridel Municipal Slaughterhouse Banga 1st Plaridel Bulacan 044-795-0366 Pulilan Pulilan Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Cutcut, Pulilan Bulacan 044-795-0128 San Ildefonso San Ildefonso Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion 1, San Ildefonso, Bulacan 044-677-1658 San Miguel San Miguel Municipal Slaughterhouse San Miguel, Bulacan 044-678-2452 San Rafael San Rafael Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Cruz na Daan San Rafael Bulacan 044-761-5558 Sta. Maria Sta. Maria Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Caysio, Sta. Maria Bulacan 044-641-1601 NUEVA Aliaga Aliaga Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion West 3, Aliaga, Nueva Ecija 044-945-0002 ECIJA 044-961-0229/ Bongabon Bongabon Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Polo Maria Bongabon, N.E. 0228 Cabanatuan Cabanatuan City Slaugherhouse Aduas Sur Cabanatuan City Nueva Ecija 044-463-1420 Cabiao Cabiao Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Maligaya, Cabiao Nueva Ecija 044-486-3928 Carranglaan Carranglaan Municipal Slaughterhouse Carranglaan, Nueva Ecija no landline Cuyapo Cuyapo Municipal Slaughterhouse Mendoza St. Poblacion Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija 044-608-7950 Gabaldon Gabaldon Municipal Slaughterhouse North Poblacion Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija no landline Gapan City Gapan City Slaugherhouse Public Market, Gapan City Nueva Ecija 044-486-0513 General Natividad Gen. Natividad Municipal Slaughterhouse Mulawin 2, Poblacion Gen. Natividad, Nueva Ecija no landline 044-973-0278/ General Tinio General Tinio Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Concepcion, General Tinio Nueva Ecija 0279 Guimba Guimba Municipal Slaughterhouse Guimba, Nueva Ecija 044-611-7950 CONTACT REGION PROVINCE CITY / MUNCIPALITY NAME OF SLAUGHTERHOUSES ADDRESS NUMBER Jaen Jaen Municipal Slaughterhouse Jaen, Nueva Ecija 044-486-3428 Laur Laur Municipal Slaughterhouse San Jose, Laur, Nueva Ecija no landline Licab Licab Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. San Cristobal, Licab Nueva Ecija no landline Llanera Llanera Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion Victoria Llanera, Nueva Ecija no landline Lupao Lupao Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Bagong Flores, Lupao Nueva Ecija no landline Muñoz Muñoz City Slaughterhouse Brgy. Franza, Muñoz City Nueva Ecija 044-456-0102 Palayan Palayan City Slaughterhouse Brgy. Atate, Palayan City Nueva Ecija 044-958-1510 Peñaranda Peñaranda Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion 4, Peñaranda Nueva Ecija 044-486-4054 Quezon Quezon Municipal Slaughterhouse Quezon, Nueva Ecija no landline Rizal Rizal Municipal Slaughterhouse Poblacion Norte, Rizal Nueva Ecija 044-961-0228 San Isidro San Isidro Municipal Slaughterhouse Public Market Poblacion San Isidro, Nueva Ecija 044-486-5471 San Jose San Jose City Slaughterhouse Sto. Niño 2nd San Jose City, Nueva Ecija 044-511-1978 Maharlika Hiway, Diversion Road, San Leonardo San Leonardo San Leonardo Municipal Slaughterhouse 044-604-3005 Nueva Ecija Sta. Rosa Sta. Rosa Municipal Slaughterhouse Brgy. Soledad, Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija 044-311-7950 Sto. Domingo Sto. Domingo Municipal Slaughterhouse Sto.
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