Top 6 Rice Suppliers and Dealers in the Philippines (Buy Rice by the Sack)

If you’re searching for rice for sale by the sack instead of buying one kilo at a time, you’re not alone. Whether you’re restocking a sari-sari store, supplying a carinderia or canteen, or comparing rice types before a bulk order, buying by the sack lets you source directly from rice suppliers and dealers in the volumes your business needs. FarmyHub connects buyers with rice suppliers across the Philippines who sell by the sack. Here are six rice suppliers and dealers worth checking out, from big-catalog wholesalers and a Northern Mindanao rice network to specialty and small-batch options.

Below you’ll find a comparison table, each supplier’s rice types, sack sizes and minimum orders, how many kilos are in a sack of rice, and how to order.

Compare the 6 Rice Suppliers at a Glance

Prices below are what each supplier lists on FarmyHub in October 2026. They change with every harvest, so message the supplier for today’s price. For average market prices, see the latest rice price in the Philippines on FarmyHub and the official DA averages in our monthly price report.

Price per Kilo from These Suppliers

From the cheapest everyday rice to specialty rice, as listed in October 2026:

What Should You Check Before Buying Rice by the Sack?

Before you commit to a rice dealer, check three things: the variety (jasmine, dinorado, malagkit, brown rice, black/unpolished, 7-tonner, mais rice), the pack size (¼kg-1kg retail portions vs. a full 50kg sack, with 25kg, 10kg, and 5kg as common smaller sack sizes), and the MOQ (minimum order quantity), some sellers require a minimum of 10 sacks, others let you order rice 1 sack at a time to test quality first.

The 6 Rice Suppliers and Dealers

Each supplier below sells on FarmyHub. Tap the button under a supplier to see all their rice listings and message them directly about price, stock and delivery.

1. Greanne Melgazo Ong - Widest Rice Variety Selection (Davao City)

Greanne runs the deepest rice catalogue on FarmyHub, with 23 rice listings covering most of what a Filipino kitchen or store gets through. The range spans the V-160 and 7-Tonner local lines, jasmine in several grades, organic brown and black rice, and three malagkit listings including tapol. Corn grits are posted under the same shop as Mais #14 and #16, so a single order can cover both rice and grits.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 23 rice listings, the largest rice catalog among FarmyHub sellers

• Covers premium (King Jasmine, Jasmine Premium, Kohaku), budget (7 Tonner, New Harvest Spotted), organic (brown, red and black rice) and specialty rice (malagkit, tapol malagkit)

• Also carries corn grits (Mais #14, #16) alongside rice, a one-stop option for stores

📍 Location: Agdao Public Market, Agdao, Davao City

💰 Price: From ₱800 per sack (7 Tonner ordinary rice, 25 kg) to ₱3,000 per sack (tapol malagkit, 25 kg)

📦 Minimum order: 1 sack (25 kg)

🎯 Best for: Buyers who want variety in one order, retailers stocking multiple rice types without juggling several suppliers.

If you're looking to compare rice types side by side, Greanne's shop is the closest thing to a one-stop rice aisle on FarmyHub.

2. PINYA Rice Network - Rice Wholesale and Retail in Cagayan de Oro

PINYA Rice Network sells its own-brand PINYA milled rice by the 25 kg sack from Cagayan de Oro City. The seller describes it as one of the largest rice wholesale and retail networks in Northern Mindanao, with 12 affiliated stores across Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon and Lanao del Norte since 2011, supplying restaurants, canteens, sari-sari stores, market vendors and institutions.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Own-brand PINYA milled rice in 25 kg sacks; 5 kg, 10 kg and 50 kg sacks on request

• A fixed spec for broken grains and moisture, so the rice stays the same from week to week, according to the seller

• Delivery arranged per order, or pickup at one of the affiliated stores

• Damaged or off-spec sacks reported within 24 hours are replaced, according to the seller

📍 Location: Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental

💰 Price: ₱1,422 per 25 kg sack (about ₱57 per kilo), a weekly reference price; the final price depends on quantity, delivery location and the day’s market

📦 Minimum order: 1 sack (25 kg)

🎯 Best for: Restaurants, canteens and stores in Northern Mindanao that need the same rice every week.

If you buy rice every week in Northern Mindanao, PINYA is a good first supplier to message.

3. J’mar Siyat - Best for Small Batch and Retail Buyers (Davao City)

Everything in J'mar's shop is listed by the kilo rather than the sack, which makes it the easiest place to try a variety before committing to volume. The current lineup runs from budget spotted rice up through the Kohaku Orange and Yellow lines, Mr. Chow Jasmine, and several 7-Tonner and Banay-Banay locals. Also based at Agdao Public Market, so Davao buyers can compare against Greanne's sacks in one trip.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 10 rice listings sold in 1 kg units, ideal if you want to test a variety before buying a full sack

• Spread across local/budget options (Spotted Rice, 7 Tonner) and premium picks (Mr. Chow Jasmine, Kohaku Orange)

• Low MOQ makes this seller accessible to small sari-sari stores or households buying slightly above retail volume

📍 Location: Agdao Public Market, Agdao, Davao City

💰 Price: ₱38 per kilo (spotted rice) to ₱58 per kilo (Mr. Chow jasmine rice)

📦 Minimum order: 1 kg

🎯 Best for: Small retailers or households who want rice dealer pricing without committing to a full sack upfront.

J'mar's shop is a good fit if you're still figuring out which rice your customers prefer.

4. Jonathan Mariano - Wholesale Kohaku and Jasmine Rice (Davao City)

Jonathan's four listings are all branded lines: Kohaku, Kohaku Super Premium, Mega ML and Sweet Jasmine. Every one carries the same ten-sack minimum, which works out to 250kg and puts this shop firmly in wholesale territory rather than retail. Message the seller for current wholesale rates, which is normal for sellers quoting by volume.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 4-product premium lineup: Kohaku Rice, Mega ML Rice, Sweet Jasmine Rice, and Kohaku Super Premium Rice

• Consistent 10 sack MOQ across all products suggests this seller is set up for wholesale/bulk buyers rather than small retail orders

• Distinct brand identity (Kohaku line) compared to other sellers' more generic naming

📍 Location: Ula, Tugbok, Davao City

💰 Price: Message the seller for current wholesale rates

📦 Minimum order: 10 sacks (250 kg)

🎯 Best for: Bulk buyers looking for Kohaku or jasmine rice at wholesale volume.

If you order 10 sacks or more at a time, Jonathan’s shop is set up for exactly that.

5. Mc Brian Jalinon - Unpolished Black Rice by the Sack (Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental)

This is a single-product shop, and the product is unpolished black rice sold by the 25kg sack. There is nothing else to browse, which suits buyers who already know they want black rice and would rather not sift through a general catalogue. It posts from Rosario in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, making it one of the few Northern Mindanao options on this list.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Focused single-product shop: Black Rice, unpolished

• Suits health food stores, specialty restaurants and buyers who want an unpolished rice

• Straightforward pricing, no catalog-browsing needed

📍 Location: Rosario, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental

💰 Price: ₱1,925 per 25 kg sack (₱77 per kilo)

📦 Minimum order: 1 sack (25 kg)

🎯 Best for: Health food stores, specialty restaurants, or buyers looking for unpolished/heirloom rice varieties.

If your customers are asking for something beyond standard white rice, this is the seller to check.

6. Pearl Darling Santillan - Villasis Rice in 2.5 kg Packs (Dagupan City)

Pearl's listing is the only one here sold in 2.5kg packs, with a minimum of ten units that adds up to the same 25kg as a single sack elsewhere. That suits buyers who want sack volume without handling a sack, whether for a small store's shelf or a household splitting an order. The shop posts from Dagupan City in Pangasinan, one of the country's main rice-trading provinces.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Sells Villasis rice, named after Villasis, Pangasinan, one of the country’s known rice-growing areas

• Smaller pack size (2.5kg average) with a 10-unit MOQ, works out to a 25kg total minimum order

• Good entry point for buyers who want the rice 25kg bulk option without a single giant sack

📍 Location: Dagupan City, Pangasinan

💰 Price: ₱100 per 2.5 kg pack (₱40 per kilo)

📦 Minimum order: 10 packs (2.5 kg each) = 25 kg

🎯 Best for: Buyers who want a 25kg order but prefer smaller, easier-to-handle packs over one large sack.

For rice with a clear regional origin story, Pearl's shop is worth a look.

Rice Types These Suppliers Sell

Many names on Philippine rice sacks describe the grain rather than the company: jasmine, malagkit and well-milled are types of rice, while Kohaku, 7 Tonner and PINYA are lines that a seller packs and sells. Here is which supplier on this list sells what. For which rice suits a carinderia, a restaurant or fried rice, see our guide to popular rice brands in the Philippines.

How Many Kilos Is a Sack of Rice? (Sack, Cavan and Kaban)

A full sack of rice in the Philippines, also called one cavan or kaban, usually holds 50 kg. Most suppliers on this list sell the half-size 25 kg sack, which is easier to carry and store. In Tagalog, a sack of rice is isang sako ng bigas, and a half sack is kalahating sako.

How to Order Rice by the Sack on FarmyHub

Ordering by the sack is simple, but agree on the details before you pay:

• Pick a supplier: use the comparison table above to match the rice type, pack size and minimum order to what you need.

• Message the supplier: open the listing and tap the message or phone button. Ask for today’s price per sack, how many sacks are in stock and the minimum order.

• Agree on delivery or pickup: Greanne and J’mar sell from Agdao Public Market in Davao City, PINYA delivers per order or lets you pick up at an affiliated store, and the other suppliers arrange delivery by message.

• Check the sacks on arrival: count the sacks and check that the seams are intact and the rice is dry and free of pests.

• Ordering a lot? fill in FarmyHub’s Bulk Order form with the rice, the number of sacks and the delivery address. The FarmyHub team matches your request with suppliers and calls you back.

FAQs About Buying Rice by the Sack

What is the difference between a rice dealer and a rice retailer?

A rice dealer usually sells in bulk (by the sack or in larger volumes) at wholesale pricing, while a rice retailer sells smaller repacked amounts, often by the kilo, at slightly higher per-kilo rates.

Where can I find a rice supplier in Davao City?

Three suppliers on this list are in Davao City: Greanne Melgazo Ong and J’mar Siyat at Agdao Public Market, and Jonathan Mariano in Tugbok for wholesale orders of 10 sacks or more. Message them on FarmyHub for today’s price and stock.

Is there a rice supplier in Cagayan de Oro?

Yes. PINYA Rice Network sells milled rice by the 25 kg sack from Cagayan de Oro City, and unpolished black rice comes from a supplier in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental.

How long does a sack of rice last?

A properly stored 25kg or 50kg sack of rice can last 6-12 months or longer if kept in a cool, dry, airtight container away from moisture and pests.

How do you open a rice sack without tearing it?

Most rice sacks are sewn shut with a single thread line at the top seam, pull the loose end of the stitching and it should unravel in one motion, keeping the sack intact for restorage or return.

Is buying rice by the sack cheaper than buying by the kilo?

Generally yes, buying a full sack usually brings the per-kilo price down compared to retail 1kg packs, since you're cutting out repackaging and retail markup.

What is malagkit rice used for?

Malagkit (glutinous/sticky rice) is commonly used for Filipino rice cakes and desserts like biko, suman, and kakanin, rather than as an everyday table rice.

Saan makakabili ng bigas na per sako o pakyawan?

Sa FarmyHub, may anim na supplier ng bigas na nagbebenta per sako: tatlo sa Davao City, isa sa Cagayan de Oro, isa sa Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, at isa sa Dagupan City, Pangasinan. I-message ang supplier para sa presyo ngayong araw at sa minimum order.

Ready to Order Rice by the Sack?

Whether you're stocking a sari-sari store, supplying a carinderia, or simply buying for your household, ordering by the sack changes what you compare: variety, pack size, and minimum order rather than shelf price alone. From Greanne’s wide catalogue and PINYA’s weekly supply to Jonathan’s wholesale-only line, each of these six suppliers suits a different type of buyer. Match your choice to your order size and the varieties you actually need.

Browse the full catalogues of these suppliers, compare varieties and pack sizes, and message them directly to agree on the price and delivery. You can also see all rice listings on FarmyHub in one place.

Sell Your Rice on FarmyHub

Do you mill, trade or sell rice? Restaurants, sari-sari stores and families look for rice suppliers on FarmyHub, and buyers also search for rice suppliers in Cebu, Metro Manila and Bulacan, where no supplier is listed yet. For ideas on which rice sells best, see our guide to the best rice varieties for a food business.

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