Top 5 Bell Pepper (Atsal) Suppliers in the Philippines
Bell pepper, locally known in many parts of the Visayas and Mindanao as atsal, is a kitchen staple used for sautéing, stuffing, salads, and garnishing across Filipino households and restaurants alike. If you're sourcing it for home cooking or for a business that needs a steady supply, FarmyHub's fresh bell pepper (atsal) listings connect you directly with local sellers and farmers instead of going through a middleman. Below, we've rounded up five FarmyHub sellers currently offering bell pepper, along with their prices, minimum order quantities, and what each one is best suited for.
Bell Pepper Types: Red, Green, and Yellow Explained
Bell pepper (Capsicum annuum) actually starts out green on the plant and ripens through yellow and orange stages before turning fully red, which is why the color you see at the market often comes down to how long it was left to ripen rather than a totally different plant. Red bell pepper tends to be the sweetest of the three, green is the most common and slightly more bitter, and yellow sits somewhere in between. Most of the fresh bell pepper sold in Philippine wet markets and online listings, including the ones below, is simply labeled "bell pepper" or "atsal" without a specific color called out, so it's worth messaging the seller directly if a particular color matters for your recipe or business.
Price Comparison
Prices as of September 2026
Bell Pepper Sellers on FarmyHub
1. MoyMoy Bularan Wholesale and Retail - Fresh Bell Pepper
Based at Carmen Public Market in Cagayan de Oro, MoyMoy Bularan Wholesale and Retail supplies good-quality fresh bell peppers for both retail and bulk buyers who want to walk in or order directly from a public-market stall.
Key highlights:
✔ Retail and bulk orders available
✔ Walk-in stall at Carmen Public Market, Cagayan de Oro
✔ Low entry MOQ of just 1 kg
Location: Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental
Price: ₱140/kg
MOQ: 1 kg
Best for: Small households, home cooks, and buyers who want a low minimum order.
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2. Almira Pangan - Locally Grown Bell Pepper (Atsal) | Farm Direct Supply
Almira Pangan supplies locally grown bell pepper sourced directly from trusted farmers in Misamis Oriental, positioned for retailers, resellers, restaurants, and other business buyers who need a consistent volume supply rather than a one-off small order.
Key highlights:
✔ Fresh harvest, farm-direct sourcing
✔ Consistent volume supply for repeat business buyers
✔ Delivery / pickup arrangement available
✔ Accepts Cash and GCash
Location: Misamis Oriental
Price: ₱140/kg
MOQ: 30 kg
Best for: Restaurants, resellers, and retailers who need reliable, repeat farm-direct supply.
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3. Gracia Trading - Fresh Harvest Bell Pepper (Atsal)
Gracia Trading, based in Cagayan de Oro City, offers fresh harvest bell pepper for both small and bulk orders, and is one of the few sellers on this list that also accepts orders for delivery to Visayas and Luzon, not just within Mindanao.
Key highlights:
✔ Available for small or bulk orders
✔ Also accepts orders for Visayas & Luzon
✔ Accepts Cash and GCash
Location: Cagayan De Oro City, Misamis Oriental
Price: ₱270/kg
MOQ: 70 kg
Best for: Bulk buyers in Visayas or Luzon who need inter-island fulfillment, not just local pickup.
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4. Christian Maglinas - Bell Peppers
Operating out of Tondo, Manila, Christian Maglinas offers colorful, crunchy bell peppers suited for sauteing, stuffing, and salads, with a listing that specifically calls out firm, glossy-skin quality and flexible payment options for Metro Manila buyers.
Key highlights:
✔ Firm, glossy-skin quality noted on the listing
✔ Ideal for sauteing, stuffing, garnishing, and salads
✔ Accepts Cash, GCash, and Maya
Location: 456 Herbosa St, Tondo, Manila
Price: ₱170/kg
MOQ: 1 kg
Best for: Metro Manila buyers who want small-batch orders with flexible digital payment options.
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5. Neil Sapul - Organic Bell Pepper for Sale in Negros Occidental
Neil Sapul grows organic bell pepper in Busay, Bago, Negros Occidental, selling directly as a local farmer to buyers who specifically want chemical-free produce rather than conventionally grown stock.
Key highlights:
✔ Organic, chemical-free growing method
✔ Sold directly by the farmer
✔ Accepts Cash and GCash
Location: Busay, Bago, Negros Occidental
Price: ₱200/kg
MOQ: 50 kg
Best for: Health-conscious buyers and resellers specifically looking for organic bell pepper.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is bell pepper a fruit or a vegetable?
Botanically, bell pepper is a fruit since it develops from the flower and holds the plant's seeds. In Filipino kitchens, though, it's treated and cooked as a vegetable, the same way tomatoes and eggplants are.
What is bell pepper called in Tagalog or Bisaya?
Bell pepper is usually just called "bell pepper" in the Philippines, and in parts of the Visayas and Mindanao, including many of the sellers on this list, it's called "atsal" or sometimes "siling atsal." Note that "siling pula" typically refers to red or hot chili rather than bell pepper, even though both belong to the same Capsicum family.
What are the health benefits of bell pepper?
Bell pepper is low in calories and a good source of vitamin C and antioxidants, which is part of why it's a popular addition to salads, stir-fries, and sautéed dishes.
What is the scientific name of bell pepper?
Bell pepper's scientific name is Capsicum annuum, the same species that includes many other sweet and mild pepper varieties.
Can dogs eat bell pepper?
Bell pepper is generally considered a safe, low-calorie treat for dogs in small amounts, with the seeds and stem removed. As with any new food, introduce it gradually and check with a vet if your dog has specific dietary concerns.
How much does bell pepper cost per kilo in the Philippines?
Based on the sellers above, prices currently range from around ₱140 to ₱270 per kilo, depending on order volume, delivery reach, and whether the bell pepper is organically grown.
Can I grow bell pepper in my own garden?
Yes. Bell pepper does well in a garden with full sun and well-draining soil, and typically takes around two and a half to three months from planting before it's ready to harvest.
Where can I buy bell pepper seeds?
If you'd rather grow your own than buy fresh, bell pepper seeds are available from sellers in our seeds category. Bell pepper does well in full sun with well-draining soil and takes around two and a half to three months from planting to harvest.
Conclusion
Whether you need a single kilo for home cooking or a steady bulk supply for a restaurant, these five sellers cover a range of budgets, locations, and order sizes. Browse the full bell pepper category on FarmyHub to compare more listings, or reach out to any of the sellers above directly to place an order.