Carrots (karot) bring a sweet crunch and bright color to many Filipino favorites, from chop suey and pancit to chicken macaroni salad. On FarmyHub, 6 sellers list carrots in Cagayan de Oro, Davao City, Zamboanga City, Manila and Cebu City, from 1 kg orders to bulk lots of 20 to 80 kg.
Below you can compare the carrot price per kilo with the Department of Agriculture’s national average, see every carrot listing with its minimum order, and message the seller directly about pickup or delivery.
How much are carrots per kilo in the Philippines? In the Department of Agriculture’s Bantay Presyo price monitoring for September 2–17, 2026, carrots of about 8 to 10 pieces per kilo averaged ₱116.26 per kilo nationwide. Listing prices on FarmyHub are lower, from ₱49 to ₱120 per kilo, and the cheapest are bulk orders from Cagayan de Oro.
Price source | Price per kilo |
|---|---|
DA national average | ₱116.26 |
Luzon (DA average) | ₱108.12 |
Visayas (DA average) | ₱133.48 |
Mindanao (DA average) | ₱118.52 |
Cheapest region (DA): CALABARZON | ₱87.50 |
Most expensive region (DA): BARMM | ₱139.17 |
FarmyHub listings, October 2026 | ₱49 to ₱120 (middle listing ₱55) |
DA prices are market averages from September 2–17, 2026. Carrot prices follow the highland harvest, so they change from month to month. For the latest prices of other vegetables, see our monthly fruit and vegetable price report.
These are the carrot listings on FarmyHub now. Click a listing to see its photos and details, or “View store” to see everything that seller offers.
Carrots | Price | Order size | Price per kilo | Minimum order | Location | Seller |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
₱49 per kilo | Bulk | ₱49 | 80 kg | Cagayan de Oro | ||
₱50 per kilo | Small orders | ₱50 | 1 kg | Cagayan de Oro | ||
₱2,062.50 per lot | About 37.5 kg | ₱55 | 1 lot | Davao City | ||
₱2,400 per lot | 20 kg | ₱120 | 1 lot | Zamboanga City | See listing | |
₱110 per kilo | By the kilo | ₱110 | 1 kg | Manila | ||
Message the seller | By the kilo | – | 1 kg | Cebu City |
Prices are listing prices as of October 2026 and may change. The price on the Cebu City listing looks mistyped, so message the seller for the current price.
The carrot sellers on FarmyHub are in Mindanao, Metro Manila and Cebu. To find one near you, use the Location filter or the map at the top of this page.
Area | Sellers | Listings | What they sell |
|---|---|---|---|
Cagayan de Oro | 2 | 2 | Fresh carrots from 1 kg, and bulk orders from 80 kg |
Davao City | 1 | 1 | Carrots in lots of about 37.5 kg |
Zamboanga City | 1 | 1 | Carrots in 20 kg lots |
Manila | 1 | 1 | Imported carrots by the kilo |
Cebu City | 1 | 1 | Fresh carrots by the kilo |
Most Philippine carrots are grown in the Cordillera, mainly in Benguet, but there are no Benguet sellers on FarmyHub yet. If you grow or trade carrots there, you can list them for free.
Carrot in Tagalog is karot, which is also the word most Filipinos use in the palengke. Dictionaries also list the older Tagalog words asanorya and asinorya.
Language | Name for carrot |
|---|---|
English | carrot |
Tagalog (Filipino) | karot, also asanorya and asinorya |
Scientific name | Daucus carota subsp. sativus |
Watch out for one mix-up: in Ilocano, karot is the name of a wild yam, not a carrot (see the FAQ below).
FarmyHub is an online marketplace, not a store. Every seller manages their own stock, prices and minimum order. Message the seller directly to ask about harvest dates, bulk pricing, and pickup or delivery.
In the Department of Agriculture’s price monitoring for September 2–17, 2026, carrots averaged ₱116.26 per kilo nationwide, from ₱87.50 in CALABARZON to ₱139.17 in BARMM. On FarmyHub, carrot listings are ₱49 to ₱120 per kilo.
Carrot in Tagalog is karot. Older Tagalog dictionaries also list asanorya and asinorya.
No. In Ilocano, karot is a wild yam (Dioscorea hispida), called nami in Tagalog. It is a different root crop and is poisonous unless it is processed properly, so it is not the same as the carrots sold here.
Use the Location filter or the map at the top of this page. Right now the sellers are in Cagayan de Oro, Davao City, Zamboanga City, Manila and Cebu City. Message the seller to ask about pickup or delivery to your area.
Yes. One Cagayan de Oro seller sells from 80 kg, a Davao City seller sells lots of about 37.5 kg, and a Zamboanga City seller sells 20 kg lots. Ask the seller about bulk pricing and delivery.
Ayon sa Bantay Presyo ng Department of Agriculture, ₱116.26 kada kilo ang pambansang average na presyo ng karot noong Setyembre 2026. Sa FarmyHub, nasa ₱49 hanggang ₱120 kada kilo ang mga listing, at mas mura kapag maramihan ang order.
