Top 12 Lettuce Suppliers in the Philippines (Varieties and Prices)

Browse fresh lettuce listings on FarmyHub to connect with sellers across the Philippines, whether you're stocking a salad bar, running a hydroponics-fed restaurant menu, or just want more choice than the grocery shelf offers. Buying closer to the source lets you compare varieties, pack sizes and prices before you order.

FarmyHub connects buyers with lettuce sellers across the Philippines, from small home-based growers perfect for fresh salad greens to bulk hydroponic and field-grown suppliers. Here are 12 lettuce sellers and the varieties they grow, covering everything from microgreens to 300kg wholesale orders.

Varieties of Lettuce You'll Find in the Philippines

• Romaine: Sturdy upright leaves with a firm rib, the classic Caesar lettuce and the most widely listed type here.

• Green Ice: Frilly, crisp leaves that hold their texture well in warm weather.

• Batavia: A crisp head lettuce with a slightly sweet edge, grown hydroponically by sellers on this list.

• Fluffy Green: Ruffled, tender leaves that are popular with hydroponic growers.

• Olmetie, Tiberius, and Shirane Sky Red: Specialty varieties currently listed by one Cavite grower.

Several sellers list their products simply as “fresh lettuce” without naming the specific kind they grow, so it is worth messaging them to ask what they currently have available.

Hydroponic vs. Field-Grown Lettuce: What's the Difference?

Hydroponic lettuce is grown in nutrient-rich water systems instead of soil, which typically means cleaner harvests, fewer pests, and a longer shelf life. Field-grown lettuce, on the other hand, is raised in open soil and is often cheaper per kilo, though quality can vary more by season and region. Both types are available from FarmyHub sellers, so your choice comes down to whether you're prioritizing shelf life and consistency or price.

Lettuce Price Comparison at a Glance

Here's how the 12 FarmyHub lettuce sellers stack up on price per kilo (microgreens excluded, since they're priced by the gram and would flatten the scale). Variety, MOQ, and location details for each seller are below.

1. Bernard Angeles - Small Batch, Home Cook Friendly

Bernard sells fresh, crisp lettuce out of Batasan Hills, Quezon City, in small retail friendly portions, perfect for home cooks or small eateries that don't need a full sack. With just a 1-unit MOQ (3 heads for ₱100), it's one of the easiest entry points on this list for buyers testing the market before committing to volume.

📍Location: Batasan Hills, Quezon City, Metro Manila

🥬Product: Fresh Lettuce

💰Price: ₱400/kg, or minimum 3 heads at ₱100

📦MOQ: 1 head

🎯Best For: Households or small kitchens who just need a few heads at a time, not bulk buyers.

2. Art Wholesale Trading - Bulk Wholesale Option

Art Wholesale Trading sells Fresh Lettuce at ₱50/unit,  the lowest per-unit price on this list in consistent 50kg batches, fitting the wholesale pricing model their name suggests. They round out a 5-product catalog with broccoli, cauliflower, chicharo (sweet peas), and native kamatis, useful if a buyer wants to source a small mixed vegetable order alongside their lettuce.

📍Location: Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental

🥬Product: Fresh Lettuce

💰Price: ₱50/kg (₱2,500 for 50kg)

📦MOQ: 50kg

🎯Best For: Restaurants or resellers needing large, consistent volume at a low per-kilo rate.

3. Christian Maglinas - Two-Variety Option (Romaine & Green Ice)

Christian Maglinas offers both Romaine and Green Ice Lettuce (₱120/unit for the Green Ice), giving buyers a choice between two textures without switching sellers. He's also a high-volume, diversified grower with 30 listings total, broccoli, asparagus, basil, spinach, wansoy, Taiwan pechay, and more making him a strong option for anyone stocking a full vegetable section rather than lettuce alone.

📍Location: Tondo, Metro Manila

🥬Product: Romaine Lettuce (₱200/kg) and Green Ice Lettuce (₱120/kg)

📦MOQ: 1kg each, up to 10kg total stock per variety

🎯Best For: Buyers who want to compare or mix two distinct lettuce varieties from one seller.

4. Gracia Trading - Consistent Mid-Volume Supply

Gracia Trading sells Fresh Lettuce Farm Harvest in consistent 50kg batches at ₱57/unit, a steady mid-volume option for buyers who don't need Jason Sarmiento's bulk scale but want more than a small-batch order. They're also a diversified seller with 6 listings total, including parsley, bell pepper, wombok, carrots, and broccoli, so restaurants sourcing multiple greens could potentially consolidate orders here.

📍Location: Cagayan de Oro City

🥬Product: Fresh Lettuce

💰Price: ₱57/kg (₱2,850 for 50kg)

📦MOQ: 50kg

🎯Best For: Buyers in Mindanao looking for a steady 50kg supply option.

5. Green Kingdom - Specialty Olmetie Variety

Green Kingdom grows organic, pesticide-free hydroponic lettuce in Amadeo, Cavite, and stands out for offering specialty varieties beyond the usual green lettuce including Olmetie, Tiberius, and Shirane Sky Red. A solid pick for buyers wanting something different from the standard lineup

📍Location: Amadeo, Cavite

🥬Product: Olmetie Lettuce

💰Price: ₱350/kg

📦MOQ: 10kg (up to 100kg available)

🎯Best For: Buyers seeking a specialty lettuce variety not commonly found from other sellers on this list.

6. Jared Balderama - Hydroponic Grower With a Snack Product

What sets him apart is a second product, Lettuce Chips, a packaged snack made from his own lettuce, so buyers interested in value-added farm products can find both in one place.

📍Location: Wawa, Pilar, Bataan

🥬Product: Fresh Lettuce (₱300/kg, up to 100kg available) and Lettuce Chips(₱130/unit average)

📦MOQ: 1kg for fresh, 5 units for chips

🎯Best For: Buyers wanting hydroponic-grown fresh lettuce alongside a processed lettuce snack option.

7. Jun Gumba - Small-Portion Romaine

Jun Gumba sells fresh Romaine lettuce in small, retail-sized portions (₱46.67 avg per unit), making him an easy option for buyers who just want a quick top-up rather than a full sack. He's also a diversified seller with 7 other listings on FarmyHub including avocado, pineapple, mangosteen, strawberries, and watermelon,  so buyers restocking a produce stand could potentially source several items from him at once.

📍Location: Cubao, Quezon City

🥬Product: Romaine Lettuce

💰Price: ₱140/kg (₱46.67 for a 0.33kg minimum order)

📦MOQ: 0.33kg

🎯Best For: Buyers who want romaine in small, ready-to-cook portions.

8. Patrick John Fajardo - Fluffy Green Lettuce, Mid-Volume

Patrick grows Fluffy Green Lettuce hydroponically in Dumalag, Capiz  a premium, ruffled-leaf variety prized for its tender texture and naturally sweet flavor. With a 5-7 day shelf life when properly stored, it holds up well for restaurants and home cooks who don't want to reorder daily.

📍Location: Dumalag, Capiz

🥬Product: Fluffy Green Lettuce

💰Price: ₱250/kg

📦MOQ: 100 units (10kg)

🎯Best For: Buyers looking for a distinct "fluffy" leaf variety at moderate bulk volume.

9. Luntiang Republika - Microgreens Specialist

Luntiang Republika, based in Alfonso, Cavite, offers a Microgreens mix (lettuce, amaranth, radish, turnip, and more), a niche pick for buyers looking beyond mature heads toward the microgreens/salad-topper market. They also sell cage-free brown eggs, worth a quick mention for buyers who might want to bundle a small egg order alongside their greens.

📍Location: Alfonso, Cavite

🥬Product: Lettuce Microgreens

💰Price: ₱200 for 50g (scales to ₱4,000/kg — priced by the gram due to the delicate, low-yield nature of microgreens)

📦MOQ: 50g

🎯Best For: Fine-dining kitchens, garnish use, or buyers specifically looking for microgreens rather than full lettuce heads.

10. Jason Sarmiento - Largest Bulk Volume (Batavia Variety)

Jason supplies hydroponically grown Batavia lettuce from Sariaya, Quezon, known for its crisp texture and rich green color. With batches scaling up to 300kg, this is the largest bulk option on the list  ideal for cafés and resellers needing consistent, high-volume supply.

📍Location: Sariaya, Quezon

🥬Product: Batavia Lettuce

💰Price: ₱200/kg

📦MOQ: 10kg (up to 300kg available — the largest stock on this list)

🎯Best For: Large-scale buyers or resellers needing high-volume, consistent supply.

11. Bryan Doroja - Hydroponic Lettuce, Mindanao-Based

Bryan runs Urban Midori Farm in Malaybalay, Bukidnon, a small hydroponic operation growing lettuce alongside basil, peppermint, tarragon and thyme.

📍Location: Malaybalay City, Bukidnon

🥬Product: Hydroponic Lettuce

💰Price: ₱200/kg

📦MOQ: 1kg

🎯Best For: Mindanao-based buyers looking for hydroponic-grown lettuce close to home.

12. Ferdinand Opinaldo II - Small-Batch Hydroponic Option

Ferdinand grows hydroponic romaine lettuce in a soil-free greenhouse in Surigao City, on Mindanao's northern coast. It's a clean, controlled setup that keeps the greens crisp and pesticide-free, a good option for buyers in the Visayas/Mindanao area wanting a shorter delivery distance.

📍Location: Surigao City, Surigao del Norte

🥬Product: Hydroponic Lettuce

💰Price: ₱180/kg (₱90 for a 0.5kg minimum order)

📦MOQ: 0.5kg

🎯Best For: Small buyers in the Surigao area wanting hydroponic lettuce without committing to a full kilo.

FAQs About Buying Lettuce in the Philippines

How much does lettuce cost per kilo in the Philippines?

Prices vary by variety and seller, typically ranging from ₱50-₱250/kg for standard fresh lettuce in bulk, while specialty varieties like Olmetie or microgreens can cost significantly more per kilo due to lower yield and higher labor.

What is hydroponic lettuce, and is it better than regular lettuce?

Hydroponic lettuce is grown in nutrient-rich water rather than soil, generally resulting in cleaner leaves, fewer pesticides, and a longer shelf life compared to field-grown lettuce, though it may cost more per kilo.

How do you keep lettuce fresh in the refrigerator?

Store lettuce unwashed in a perforated bag or container lined with paper towels to absorb excess moisture, and keep it in the crisper drawer, where it can typically stay fresh for about a week.

What is Baguio lettuce?

"Baguio lettuce" refers to lettuce grown in the cool-climate Cordillera region, particularly around Baguio, which is known for producing high-quality temperate vegetables including lettuce, cabbage, and other salad greens.

What are the different types of lettuce available in the Philippines?

Common varieties include Romaine, Green Ice, Batavia, Fluffy Green, and hydroponic lettuce, alongside specialty options like Olmetie and lettuce microgreens, each suited to different culinary uses from salads to garnish.

Conclusion

Whether you need a few heads for home cooking or 300kg for a wholesale order, these 12 FarmyHub lettuce sellers cover a wide range of varieties, volumes, and growing methods. From Jason Sarmiento's large-scale Batavia supply to Luntiang Republika's specialty microgreens, match your pick to your order size and intended use rather than price alone.

Ready to Order Fresh Lettuce?

Browse the full catalogs of these FarmyHub lettuce sellers, message them directly, and find the variety and volume that fits your needs. You can also see all lettuce for sale on FarmyHub in one place, including hydroponic and field-grown options.