Top 12 Fruit Suppliers in the Philippines (+ List of Philippine Fruits and Seasons)

📍 Sellers from Davao City, Zamboanga City, Cebu, Quezon City, Laguna, Cavite, Misamis Oriental and Camarines Norte 💰 Prices from ₱25 to ₱350 per kilo 🥭 Mango, banana, pineapple, watermelon, avocado, durian, mangosteen and more

Looking for a fruit supplier in the Philippines? This list compares 12 sellers on FarmyHub that offer fresh fruits for sale, from market fruit vendors in Davao and Zamboanga to wholesalers who sell by the crate or by the ton. Some are farms that produce and supply their own fruits. For each one you’ll see the location, the fruits they carry, the listed price per kilo and the minimum order. Further down is a list of fruits in the Philippines with their Filipino names and usual seasons. To see every listing in one place, browse all fresh fruits and vegetables for sale on FarmyHub.

FarmyHub does not grow or deliver the fruit. Each seller sets the price and it can change, so message the seller through the store page to confirm stock, price and delivery before you order. Prices here are from live listings as of October 2026.

Fruit Suppliers at a Glance

Top 12 Fresh Fruit Suppliers in the Philippines

1. Jobell Sumaliling - 13 Kinds of Fruit in Agdao, Davao City

The widest range on this list. Jobell Sumaliling sells from Agdao in Davao City, with 14 listings that cover local fruits such as mango, lakatan banana, pomelo, mangosteen and marang, plus apples, oranges and grapes. Most items are sold by the piece or by the kilo, so it works for small orders as well as resellers.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 14 fruit listings, the most of any seller here

• Local and imported fruits in one place

• Sold per piece or per kilo

• Based in Agdao, Davao City

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Mango - ₱150/kg; lakatan banana - ₱80/kg

• Pineapple and seedless watermelon - ₱70/kg; papaya - ₱100/kg

• Pomelo - ₱120/kg; marang - ₱100/kg

• Mangosteen and avocado - ₱250/kg

• Grapes - ₱200/kg; apples - ₱140 to ₱185/kg; oranges - ₱225/kg

📍 Location: Agdao, Davao City

💰 Price: ₱70 to ₱250 per kilo, depending on the fruit

📦 Order: Per piece or per kilo

🎯 Best For: Households, fruit stands and small resellers in Davao who want many fruits from one seller

2. Sarah Mae Masanguid - Fruit Stand at Agdao Public Market, Davao City

Sarah Mae Masanguid runs a fruit stand at Agdao Public Market in Davao City. Her eight listings are everyday fruits at market prices: mango, banana, pineapple, pomelo and watermelon by the kilo, and apples, oranges and pears in packs of three.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 8 fruit listings with clear prices

• Promo packs: apples, oranges and pears at 3 for ₱100

• Stall at Agdao Public Market

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Mango - ₱150/kg

• Banana - ₱80/kg

• Pineapple and watermelon - ₱70/kg

• Pomelo - ₱100/kg

• Apples, oranges and pears - 3 for ₱100

📍 Location: Agdao Public Market, Davao City

💰 Price: ₱70 to ₱150 per kilo

📦 Order: From about 1 kilo

🎯 Best For: Buyers in Davao City who want small quantities at market prices

3. Annie Salazar - Fruit Seller in Zamboanga City

Annie Salazar sells fruit in Zamboanga City, with eight listings that mix local and imported fruits. Watermelon and ripe papaya are the low-priced items here, and she also carries marang, which is hard to find outside Mindanao.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 8 fruit listings

• Lowest watermelon price on this list, ₱30 per kilo

• Carries marang

• Based in Zamboanga City

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Watermelon - ₱30/kg; ripe papaya - ₱40/kg

• Banana - ₱70/kg; mango - ₱120/kg

• Marang and oranges - ₱150/kg

• Apples - ₱200/kg; grapes - ₱320/kg

📍 Location: Zamboanga City

💰 Price: ₱30 to ₱320 per kilo

📦 Order: Per piece or per kilo

🎯 Best For: Households and resellers in Zamboanga City

4. Jun Gumba - Bulk Fruits in Cubao, Quezon City

Jun Gumba supplies fruit in bulk from Cubao, Quezon City. The listings name where the fruit comes from: avocados and MX3 mangosteen from Davao, and pineapples from San Guillermo, Isabela. Most items are sold in lots sized for resellers, markets and cafés.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 6 fruit listings

• Sources named in the listings: Davao and Isabela

• Bulk lots for resellers

• Based in Cubao, Quezon City

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Pineapple - ₱45/kg; seedless watermelon - ₱55/kg

• Mangosteen (MX3) - ₱265/kg

• Strawberries - ₱340/kg; avocado - ₱350/kg

• Guavapples - ₱19 per piece, from 30 pieces

📍 Location: Cubao, Quezon City

💰 Price: ₱45 to ₱350 per kilo

📦 Order: Bulk lots; the minimum depends on the fruit

🎯 Best For: Resellers, market vendors and cafés in Metro Manila

5. Angelica Talara - Fresh Fruits in Cebu City

Angelica Talara lists five fruits from Cebu City, all sold by the kilo with a one-kilo minimum. Durian and strawberries are the standouts, alongside papaya, Indian mango and lemon.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 5 fruit listings, added in August 2026

• Orders from 1 kilo

• Based in Cebu City

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Lemon - ₱100/kg; papaya - ₱120/kg

• Indian mango - ₱150/kg

• Durian and strawberries - ₱250/kg

📍 Location: Cebu City

💰 Price: ₱100 to ₱250 per kilo

📦 Order: From 1 kilo

🎯 Best For: Households and small buyers in Cebu City

6. Jennifer Espares Empresa - Local Fruits in Davao City

Jennifer Espares Empresa sells local Mindanao fruits from Davao City at some of the lowest prices on this list. Durian is ₱70 per kilo, and marang and bananas are ₱50, sold by the whole fruit or bunch.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 5 fruit listings

• Durian at ₱70 per kilo

• Marang and bananas at ₱50 per kilo

• Based in Davao City

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Banana, marang and calamansi - ₱50/kg

• Durian - ₱70/kg

• Avocado - ₱90/kg

📍 Location: Davao City

💰 Price: ₱50 to ₱90 per kilo

📦 Order: By the whole fruit or bunch

🎯 Best For: Buyers in Davao City looking for durian, marang and avocado

7. Lanesi Ornamentals - Farm in Claveria, Misamis Oriental, by the 50 Kilos

Lanesi Ornamentals sells fruit grown on and sourced from its farm in Lanise, Claveria, Misamis Oriental. Everything is offered in lots of 50 kilos, which suits resellers and market vendors more than households.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Farm in Lanise, Claveria

• 6 fruit listings, all in bulk lots

• Ripe and green mangoes

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Lakatan banana - ₱40 to ₱60/kg

• Guyabano - ₱50/kg; calamansi - ₱70/kg

• Green mango (manga hilaw) - ₱80/kg; sweet mangoes - ₱100/kg

📍 Location: Claveria, Misamis Oriental

💰 Price: ₱40 to ₱100 per kilo

📦 Order: 50 kilos per fruit (100 kilos for sweet mangoes)

🎯 Best For: Resellers and market vendors in Northern Mindanao

8. Wilfredo Crisostomo - Watermelon, Melon and Grapes in Sta. Rosa, Laguna

Wilfredo Crisostomo’s listings are for Sta. Rosa, Laguna, and they spell out both retail and bulk prices. He sells red and yellow watermelon, sweet melon, seedless grapes and small lakatan bananas.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 5 fruit listings with retail and bulk prices

• Red (Venus) and yellow (Seminis) watermelon, 1.2 to 1.6 kilos each

• Bulk melon price from 10 kilos

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Sweet melon - 3 for ₱100, or ₱35/kg from 10 kilos

• Red and yellow watermelon - about ₱45/kg (₱65 per piece)

• Lakatan banana (small) - ₱55/kg

• Seedless grapes - ₱115/kg

📍 Location: Sta. Rosa, Laguna

💰 Price: ₱35 to ₱115 per kilo

📦 Order: From 1 piece; bulk prices from 10 kilos

🎯 Best For: Resellers and fruit stands in Laguna and nearby

9. Marjelyn Cangas - Wholesale Mango, Guava and Guyabano in Dasmariñas, Cavite

Marjelyn Cangas handles wholesale and bulk orders from Dasmariñas, Cavite. Mangoes are priced by size, from SS to HK, and guava and guyabano are sold by the 30-kilo box. The listings mention pickup and Lalamove, with payment through GCash.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Mangoes graded by size, retail and by the box

• Guava and guyabano by the 30-kilo box

• Pickup or Lalamove

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Mango - ₱115 to ₱150/kg by size, or ₱2,000 to ₱2,600 per box

• Guava (bayabas) - ₱2,700 per 30-kilo box

• Guyabano - ₱2,400 per 30-kilo box

• Hass avocado - ₱170/kg

📍 Location: Dasmariñas, Cavite

💰 Price: ₱80 to ₱170 per kilo

📦 Order: Retail by the kilo; wholesale by the box

🎯 Best For: Resellers and food businesses in Cavite and Metro Manila

10. Chiecelle Hipolito - Bananas by the Crate in Tanza, Cavite

Chiecelle Hipolito is a banana wholesaler in Tanza, Cavite. The listings cover saba from Davao, tondan and Class A bananas, sold by the crate or in lots of 10 kilos and up. Stock arrives on scheduled dates and is often taken by pre-order, so message ahead for the next arrival.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 5 banana listings

• Saba, tondan and Class A

• Crates of 34 kilos

• Pre-orders accepted

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Tondan RX - ₱27/kg; native saba (Davao) - ₱28 to ₱32/kg

• Tondan - ₱38/kg

• Class A - ₱56/kg

📍 Location: Tanza, Cavite

💰 Price: ₱27 to ₱56 per kilo

📦 Order: From 10 kilos; crates of 34 kilos

🎯 Best For: Banana cue and turon vendors, market sellers and resellers in Cavite

11. C R P - Pineapple by the Ton from Daet, Camarines Norte

This seller lists pineapple from Daet, Camarines Norte, the province known for its Formosa (Queen) pineapple. It is the only supplier here that sells by the ton: the minimum order is 1,000 kilos at ₱25 per kilo, with 5,000 kilos listed as available.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Lowest price per kilo on this list

• 5,000 kilos listed

• Field photos in the listing

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Pineapple - ₱25/kg

📍 Location: Daet, Camarines Norte

💰 Price: ₱25 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 1,000 kilos

🎯 Best For: Wholesalers, processors and traders who buy by the truckload

12. Oikos Orchard and Farm - Passion Fruit from Lapu-Lapu, Cebu

Oikos Orchard and Farm is a farm in Lapu-Lapu, Cebu that sells passion fruit and kardava (saba-type) bananas. Only two sellers on FarmyHub list passion fruit, and this is one of them.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Sold by the farm itself

• Passion fruit from 5 kilos

• Kardava bananas at ₱60 per kilo

🍍 Fruits Offered:

• Passion fruit - ₱170/kg

• Kardava banana - ₱60/kg

📍 Location: Lapu-Lapu, Cebu

💰 Price: ₱60 to ₱170 per kilo

📦 Order: Passion fruit from 5 kilos

🎯 Best For: Juice makers, cafés and bakers in Cebu

List of Fruits in the Philippines (Filipino Names and Seasons)

The Philippines grows fruit all year, but most kinds have a season. This list of Philippine fruits shows the Filipino name, the usual harvest months and how many sellers list each fruit on FarmyHub as of October 2026. Seasons shift with the area and the weather.

For the harder-to-find kinds, see our guide to rare and exotic fruits in the Philippines. For every fruit listing and its current price, browse the Fruits and Vegetables category. For average market prices of banana, mango, papaya, watermelon and other fruits in every region, see the fruit price list in our monthly price report.

Fruits in Season in the Philippines, by Month

• January to March: kaimito, chico, dalandan and strawberries, with mango starting in March.

• April to June: mango, watermelon, melon, pineapple, duhat, siniguelas and langka.

• July to September: santol, avocado, mangosteen and dragon fruit, then durian, rambutan, marang and lanzones from August.

• October to December: lanzones, atis, guyabano, sampalok and dalandan, with late durian, rambutan and mangosteen.

• All year: banana, papaya, coconut, pomelo and calamansi.

How to Order Fruits in Bulk

• Ask what is available today. Fruit moves fast. Message the seller for today’s stock and price before you plan around a listing.

• Check the minimum. Minimums on this list run from one piece to 1,000 kilos. Farms and wholesalers usually sell by the crate, box or lot.

• Agree on delivery first. Sellers arrange delivery themselves, by pickup, courier or services such as Lalamove. Ask who pays the fee and how the fruit is packed.

• Order in season. Prices are lower and quality is better when a fruit is at its peak. Use the list above to time your order.

Need a large or regular volume? Send one request and let suppliers answer it.

FAQs

Where can I find a fruit supplier in the Philippines?

On FarmyHub, fruit suppliers and fruit vendors list from Davao City, Zamboanga City, Cebu, Quezon City, Laguna, Cavite, Misamis Oriental and Camarines Norte. Open a seller’s store page to see the current fruits and prices, then message the seller directly.

What are the most common fruits in the Philippines?

Banana, mango, pineapple, papaya, coconut, watermelon and calamansi are the fruits you’ll find in almost every market. On FarmyHub, banana has the most sellers (18), followed by mango (9) and avocado (8), as of October 2026.

What fruits are in season in the Philippines right now?

It depends on the month. From October to December, look for lanzones, atis, guyabano, sampalok and dalandan, with the last of the durian, rambutan and mangosteen. Banana, papaya, coconut, pomelo and calamansi are available all year.

What is the national fruit of the Philippines?

Mango (mangga) is widely regarded as the national fruit of the Philippines, although no law has officially declared it.

How much do fruits cost per kilo from suppliers?

As of October 2026, the suppliers on this list ask ₱25 to ₱120 per kilo for bananas, pineapple, watermelon, papaya and melon, ₱100 to ₱150 for ripe mango and pomelo, and ₱250 and up for mangosteen and strawberries. Avocado runs from ₱90 in Davao to ₱350 in Quezon City. Prices change with the season, so confirm with the seller. To compare with average retail prices in public markets, see the monthly price report.

Do fruit suppliers deliver?

Delivery is arranged between you and the seller. Some sellers on this list mention pickup and Lalamove, and others ship by courier or sell from their market stall. Ask about the delivery fee and packing before you pay.

Can I buy fruits wholesale on FarmyHub?

Yes. Several sellers here sell in bulk: by the 30-kilo box (mango, guava, guyabano), by the 34-kilo crate (bananas), in 50-kilo lots, or by the ton for pineapple. For other volumes, message the seller.

Ano ang pambansang prutas ng Pilipinas?

Mangga ang kinikilalang pambansang prutas ng Pilipinas, bagaman wala pang batas na opisyal na nagdedeklara nito.

Saan makakabili ng prutas nang maramihan?

Sa FarmyHub, may mga supplier ng prutas sa Davao, Zamboanga, Cebu, Quezon City, Laguna, Cavite, Misamis Oriental at Camarines Norte. I-message ang seller para malaman ang presyo, minimum order at delivery.

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