Uling remains a familiar fuel for many Filipino households, carinderias, grill houses, and lechon businesses. Across the Philippines, sellers produce and trade different types of charcoal for cooking, grilling, resale, and other uses. On FarmyHub, you can browse uling and charcoal listings from Filipino sellers, compare prices, check locations, and contact sellers directly about availability and delivery.
Lump or wood charcoal — the traditional type made from hardwood. It burns hot and works well for everyday cooking and grilling, although the size of the pieces can vary.
Coconut shell charcoal — a denser charcoal that generally burns longer and produces less smoke than ordinary wood charcoal. It is commonly used for grilling and roasting.
Charcoal briquettes — compressed into uniform pieces to provide more consistent heat over a longer period. Useful for food stalls, restaurants, and other businesses that need a steady fire.
Bamboo charcoal — a cleaner-burning option that may also be used for applications such as deodorising and soil conditioning.
Uling in the Philippines is commonly sold by the sack, while smaller quantities may also be available by the kilo or in smaller packs for household use.
Because sack sizes are not always standard, comparing the uling price per kilo can give buyers a clearer idea of the actual cost.
As of September 2026, one FarmyHub listing for coconut-shell charcoal from Cagayan de Oro is priced at around ₱41 per kilo for wholesale orders of 900 kg or more.
Prices can vary depending on the type of charcoal, quantity, seller location, sack weight, and delivery costs, so always check the latest listings and confirm the actual weight before ordering.
Charcoal production can be found across the Philippines, particularly in areas with access to hardwood, bamboo, or coconut resources.
FarmyHub sellers currently offer charcoal from locations including Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City, Davao City, Cagayan de Oro, and Nueva Ecija.
Coconut-shell charcoal is especially associated with coconut-producing areas across the Visayas, Mindanao, and Southern Luzon.
Because charcoal is relatively heavy and bulky to transport, the seller's location can have a significant effect on the final cost. A nearby supplier may sometimes be more practical than a cheaper listing located much farther away.
Uling and charcoal may be suitable for:
Households cooking with a kalan de uling
Carinderias, food stalls, and grill houses buying by the sack
Lechon and inihaw businesses needing steady heat
Sari-sari stores repacking charcoal into smaller bags
Resellers and traders buying larger quantities for local distribution
FarmyHub is a marketplace connecting buyers directly with sellers. Each listing is managed by the individual producer, supplier, or trader, who sets their own price, available quantity, location, and terms.
Browse the available listings, compare uling prices per sack or per kilo, and contact the seller that best matches your needs.
For bulk orders, it is worth confirming:
Sack weight
Type of charcoal
Whether it is made from wood, coconut shell, bamboo, or another material
Minimum order quantity
Pickup or delivery options
Condition and dryness of the charcoal
Dry charcoal generally burns more efficiently, while moisture can add unnecessary weight and affect burning performance.
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If you're buying charcoal for roasting or food production, you may also want to browse Pigs and Coconut.
The price depends on the sack weight, type of charcoal, seller location, and quantity ordered. Since sack sizes can vary between sellers, always confirm how many kilos are included before comparing prices. Check the current listings on this page for the latest available prices.
Each FarmyHub listing shows the seller's location. Current listings include sellers from Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City, Davao City, Cagayan de Oro, and San Jose City in Nueva Ecija. Since uling is heavy to transport, buying from a nearby seller may help reduce delivery costs. You can also use Check Delivery Availability on a listing to ask whether delivery to your location is possible.
Yes. Some sellers accept bulk orders from food businesses, resellers, and traders. For example, one Cagayan de Oro listing has a minimum order of 900 kg. Before ordering, confirm the price, minimum quantity, sack weight, type of charcoal, and delivery arrangements directly with the seller.
Coconut shell charcoal and charcoal briquettes are commonly chosen for grilling and longer cooking sessions because they can provide steady heat for an extended period. The best option depends on the cooking method, required heat, availability, and budget.
An ulingan is a place where charcoal is produced, such as a charcoal kiln or an area where wood or other raw materials are processed into uling.
