Top 10 Vegetable Suppliers in the Philippines (+ List of Filipino Gulay)

📍 Sellers from Manila, Nueva Vizcaya, Negros Oriental, Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, Davao City and Zamboanga City 💰 Prices from ₱12 to ₱550 per kilo 📦 From 1 kilo to truckload orders

Looking for a vegetable supplier in the Philippines? This list compares ten sellers on FarmyHub who offer more than one kind of gulay, from lowland talong, okra and sitaw to highland cabbage, broccoli and carrots. For each one you get the location, the vegetables on offer, the listed price per kilo and the minimum order, as of October 2026. To see every listing in one place, browse all fresh fruits and vegetables for sale on FarmyHub.

FarmyHub does not grow or deliver the produce. Each seller sets the price and it can change, so message the seller through the store page to confirm stock, price and delivery.

Vegetable Suppliers at a Glance

Where to Buy Vegetables in the Philippines: FarmyHub Suppliers

1. Christian Maglinas - Local and Imported Vegetables in Tondo, Manila

The widest range on this list. Christian Maglinas sells local and imported vegetables from Tondo, Manila, with 17 listings that run from lettuce and pechay to broccoli, asparagus and fresh herbs. Most items can be ordered from one kilo.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 17 vegetable listings, the most of any seller here

• Local and imported produce

• Orders from 1 kilo for most items

• Based in Tondo, Manila

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Green ice lettuce - ₱120/kg; romaine lettuce - ₱200/kg

• Broccoli (imported) - ₱200/kg; cauliflower - ₱140/kg

• Asparagus - ₱550/kg; chicharo (snow peas) - ₱250/kg

• Bell peppers - ₱170/kg; carrots (imported) - ₱110/kg

• Spinach - ₱130/kg; Taiwan pechay - ₱120/kg

• Basil and wansoy - ₱200/kg; spring onions - ₱150/kg

• Sweet corn (big) - ₱26 per piece; peeled garlic - ₱120/kg

📍 Location: Tondo, Manila

💰 Price: ₱110 to ₱550 per kilo, depending on the vegetable

📦 Order: From 1 kilo for most items

🎯 Best For: Restaurants, caterers and resellers in Metro Manila who want many vegetables from one seller

2. Rosanna Zulieta - Lowland Vegetables by the Sack from Claveria, Misamis Oriental

Rosanna Zulieta lists 13 vegetables sourced from small growers in Claveria, Misamis Oriental. Everything is sold in lots of 20 to 50 kilos, which suits market vendors and food businesses in Northern Mindanao.

✅ Key Highlights:

• 13 listings covering most pinakbet and sinigang vegetables

• Sourced from small growers in Claveria

• Lots of 20 to 50 kilos per vegetable

• Root crops too: patatas, kamote, garlic and ginger

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Talong - ₱40/kg; okra - ₱60/kg; ampalaya - ₱80/kg

• Sitaw - ₱40/kg; Baguio beans - ₱50/kg

• Kalabasa - ₱40/kg; upo - ₱40/kg; patola - ₱50/kg

• Repolyo (cabbage) - ₱50/kg

• Patatas - ₱80/kg; sweet potato - ₱40/kg

• Garlic - ₱100/kg; ginger - ₱100/kg

📍 Location: Claveria, Misamis Oriental

💰 Price: ₱40 to ₱100 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 20 to 50 kilos per vegetable

🎯 Best For: Market vendors, carinderias and resellers who buy several vegetables by the sack

3. Jj Agri - Farm Vegetables in 50-Kilo Lots from Misamis Oriental

Jj Agri sells seven everyday vegetables harvested from local farms in Misamis Oriental, at some of the lowest listed prices here. Orders start at 50 kilos per vegetable, and tomatoes are sold by the 30-kilo box.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Seven everyday vegetables from local farms

• Low listed prices, from ₱35 per kilo

• Supply for volume orders, by the seller’s listing

• Tomatoes by the 30-kilo box

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Cabbage - ₱35/kg; sayote - ₱35/kg

• Tomato - ₱35/kg (30-kilo box, minimum 2 boxes)

• Sitaw - ₱40/kg; okra - ₱45/kg; pechay - ₱45/kg

• Potatoes - ₱65/kg

📍 Location: Misamis Oriental

💰 Price: ₱35 to ₱65 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 50 kilos per vegetable

🎯 Best For: Resellers and food businesses that buy in volume and want a low price per kilo

4. Gracia Trading - Highland Vegetables in Cagayan de Oro

Gracia Trading in Cagayan de Oro City lists highland vegetables such as lettuce, wombok, broccoli and carrots, plus atsal and parsley. Minimum orders run from 50 to 80 kilos.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Highland vegetables: lettuce, wombok, broccoli, carrots

• Also atsal (bell pepper) and fresh parsley

• Lots of 50 to 80 kilos

• The listing says orders for the Visayas are also accepted

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Wombok - ₱45/kg; carrots - ₱49/kg; lettuce - ₱57/kg

• Broccoli - ₱127/kg; parsley - ₱132/kg

• Atsal (bell pepper) - ₱270/kg

📍 Location: Cagayan de Oro City

💰 Price: ₱45 to ₱270 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 50 to 80 kilos

🎯 Best For: Restaurants, groceries and resellers in Northern Mindanao that need salad and highland vegetables in bulk

5. Art Wholesale Trading since 2016 - Wholesale Vegetables in Cagayan de Oro

Art Wholesale Trading since 2016 is a wholesale seller in Cagayan de Oro City. It lists lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower and chicharo in 50-kilo lots, and native kamatis by the 30-kilo box (kahon).

✅ Key Highlights:

• Wholesale seller, trading since 2016 by its store name

• Native kamatis sold per kahon

• 50-kilo lots for the other vegetables

• Highland vegetables: broccoli, cauliflower, chicharo

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Lettuce - ₱50/kg; native kamatis - ₱50/kg (30-kilo box)

• Cauliflower - ₱125/kg; chicharo (sweet peas) - ₱175/kg

• Broccoli - ₱250/kg

📍 Location: Cagayan de Oro City

💰 Price: ₱50 to ₱250 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 50 kilos; native kamatis from 5 boxes

🎯 Best For: Market vendors and food businesses that buy tomatoes by the box and highland vegetables in bulk

6. Sonny Ignacio - Cabbage and Chinese Cabbage from Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya

Sonny Ignacio sells cabbage and Chinese cabbage from Kayapa, an upland town in Nueva Vizcaya. The listed price is ₱12 per kilo, with a minimum order of 1,000 kilos.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Highland cabbage and Chinese cabbage (wombok)

• Lowest listed price on this list: ₱12 per kilo

• Sold in 10-kilo lots, minimum 100 lots

• Up to 10,000 kilos listed for each vegetable

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Cabbage - ₱12/kg

• Chinese cabbage (wombok) - ₱12/kg

📍 Location: Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya

💰 Price: ₱12 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 1,000 kilos (100 ten-kilo lots)

🎯 Best For: Wholesalers and traders in Luzon who buy by the truckload

7. Hazel Torres - Everyday Vegetables in Small Bundles in Zamboanga City

Hazel Torres lists everyday vegetables in Zamboanga City, sold by the bundle or piece, so there is no bulk minimum. It is the most flexible option here for households and small eateries.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Eight kinds of everyday vegetables

• Sold by the bundle or piece, with no bulk minimum

• Leafy greens such as pechay and kangkong

• Based in Zamboanga City

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Kangkong - about ₱30/kg; pechay - about ₱40/kg

• Cabbage - ₱60/kg; upo - ₱30/kg

• Pipino - ₱40/kg; yellow pipino - ₱30/kg

• Sayote - ₱40/kg; sitaw - ₱80/kg

📍 Location: Zamboanga City

💰 Price: ₱30 to ₱80 per kilo (sold by the bundle or piece)

📦 Order: No bulk minimum

🎯 Best For: Households, carinderias and small eateries in Zamboanga City

8. Gab Garnica - Cabbage, Carrots and Potatoes by the Sack in Davao City

Gab Garnica sells highland staples in Davao City by the sack: cabbage, carrots, potatoes and spring onions. A sack weighs 20 to 37.5 kilos, depending on the vegetable.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Sold by the sack

• Cabbage, carrots, potatoes and spring onions

• One sack minimum

• Based in Davao City

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Carrots - ₱55/kg (37.5-kilo sack)

• Cabbage - ₱60/kg (35-kilo sack)

• Potatoes - ₱75/kg (about 33-kilo sack)

• Spring onions - ₱120/kg (20-kilo bundle)

📍 Location: Davao City

💰 Price: ₱55 to ₱120 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 1 sack

🎯 Best For: Eateries, market vendors and resellers in Davao City who buy by the sack

9. Karl Wholesale - Cucumber, Sweet Corn and Spring Onion in Cagayan de Oro

Karl Wholesale in Cagayan de Oro City lists locally grown pepino (cucumber), sweet corn and spring onion for households, restaurants, markets and resellers. The listings give an order processing time of 1 to 2 days.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Newest listings on this list (September 2026)

• Locally grown pepino, sweet corn and sibuyas dahon

• Lots of 50 to 100 kilos

• Order processing in 1 to 2 days, by the listing

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Pepino (cucumber) - ₱30/kg

• Sweet corn - ₱45/kg

• Spring onion (sibuyas dahon) - ₱80/kg

📍 Location: Cagayan de Oro City

💰 Price: ₱30 to ₱80 per kilo

📦 Order: Minimum 100 kilos for cucumber and sweet corn, 50 kilos for spring onion

🎯 Best For: Restaurants, market stalls and resellers in Cagayan de Oro

10. ChrisanKey Detomal - Talong, Sayote and Sweet Corn from Canlaon City, Negros Oriental

ChrisanKey Detomal sells talong, sayote and sweet corn from Canlaon City, Negros Oriental, with orders from one kilo. It is the Visayas pick on this list.

✅ Key Highlights:

• Based in Canlaon City, Negros Oriental

• Orders from 1 kilo

• Listed in August 2026

• Low listed prices, from ₱25 per kilo

🥬 Vegetables Offered:

• Sayote - ₱25/kg

• Talong - ₱45/kg

• Sweet corn - ₱50/kg

📍 Location: Canlaon City, Negros Oriental

💰 Price: ₱25 to ₱50 per kilo

📦 Order: From 1 kilo

🎯 Best For: Households and small buyers in Negros who want fresh vegetables by the kilo

Many more sellers list a single vegetable. Browse all of them by category:

List of Vegetables in the Philippines (Gulay) with English Names

In Tagalog, vegetables are called gulay. These are the common Filipino vegetables you will see in the listings, with their English names and a link to the sellers of each one:

Buying one vegetable in volume? These guides compare sellers of a single crop:

• Lettuce suppliers

• Garlic suppliers

• Chili suppliers

• Bell pepper (atsal) suppliers

• Spring onion suppliers

• Potato suppliers

• Lemongrass suppliers

• Edible mushrooms and where to buy them

FAQs

Where can I find a vegetable supplier in the Philippines?

On FarmyHub, vegetable suppliers list from Tondo in Manila, Kayapa in Nueva Vizcaya, Canlaon City in Negros Oriental, Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental, Davao City and Zamboanga City. You can compare them by location, price per kilo and minimum order, then message the seller directly.

How much do vegetables cost per kilo from suppliers?

As of October 2026, the suppliers on this list ask ₱12 to ₱80 per kilo for common vegetables such as cabbage, talong, sitaw, kalabasa and sayote, and ₱110 to ₱550 per kilo for items such as broccoli, bell peppers and asparagus. For palengke prices by region, see the monthly price report.

Where can I buy vegetables in bulk or wholesale?

You can buy from suppliers on FarmyHub who sell by the sack or in lots of 50 kilos and up, from wholesale markets (bagsakan), and from trading posts in vegetable areas such as Benguet. Ask the seller about the minimum order and the sack size before you pay.

What is gulay in English?

Gulay is the Tagalog word for vegetable. Mga gulay means vegetables.

What are upo, patola and sayote in English?

Upo is bottle gourd, patola is sponge gourd or luffa, and sayote is chayote.

Is kamatis (tomato) a fruit or a vegetable?

To a botanist, kamatis is a fruit, because it grows from the flower and holds the seeds. In the kitchen and the market it is treated as a vegetable. The same is true of talong, pipino, ampalaya, okra, kalabasa and sili.

What are the green leafy vegetables in the Philippines?

The common ones are pechay, kangkong, malunggay, alugbati, saluyot, mustasa, talbos ng kamote, lettuce and cabbage.

Saan makakabili ng gulay nang maramihan?

Sa FarmyHub, may mga supplier ng gulay sa Manila, Nueva Vizcaya, Negros Oriental, Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, Davao at Zamboanga. I-message ang seller para sa presyo, minimum order at delivery.

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