No Filipino meal really begins without bigas. On FarmyHub you can compare 40 rice listings from 7 sellers, mostly rice dealers and a public-market stall in Davao City, plus sellers in Cagayan de Oro, Tagoloan and Dagupan City. You’ll find jasmine and premium white rice (Kohaku, Mr. Chow, V-160), everyday 7 Tonner and spotted rice, malagkit, and brown, red and black rice. White rice runs from about ₱32 to ₱60 per kilo, and most sellers sell per kilo or by the 25 kg sack.
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Prices are the sellers’ own, per kilo unless stated, as listed on 24 October 2026.
Type of rice | Listings | Price per kilo | 25 kg sack | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Everyday and budget rice | 9 | ₱32–₱50 (most about ₱40) | ₱800–₱1,250 | 7 Tonner Well-Milled Rice (25 kg Sack) – Davao City, 🌾 Spotted Rice – Budget Option, Villasis Rice |
Jasmine and premium white rice | 21 | ₱48–₱60 (most about ₱56) | ₱1,200–₱1,500 | 🌾 Kohaku Yellow – Premium Rice, Mr. Chow – Jasmine Rice, V - 160 Jasmine new harvest |
Malagkit (glutinous rice) | 4 | ₱46–₱50; tapol ₱120 | ₱1,150–₱1,250 | |
Brown, red and black rice | 6 | ₱55–₱100 | ₱1,375–₱2,500 |
In short: everyday rice costs about ₱40 per kilo here and jasmine or premium rice about ₱56, and a 25 kg sack of white rice costs about ₱800 to ₱1,500. For comparison, the DA’s price monitoring put local regular milled rice at ₱45.91, well-milled at ₱50.80, premium at ₱54.82 and special rice at ₱58.76 per kilo nationwide (2–17 September 2026). See the full rice price report.
Every rice listing on FarmyHub right now, grouped by the name the seller uses. Four listings from a bulk seller show a sack price in the per-kilo field, so ask the seller for those.
How you buy | Price | Who sells it this way |
|---|---|---|
Per kilo (tingi) | ₱32–₱120 per kilo | Agdao Market rice stall, Davao City (per kilo or 25 kg sack), Rice seller, Dagupan City |
25 kg sack | About ₱800–₱1,500 for white rice | Rice dealer, Davao City (from 1 sack), PINYA Rice Network (₱1,422) |
Bulk, 10 sacks or more | Ask the seller | Bulk rice seller, Davao City (minimum 10) |
Check the pack weight and minimum order on each listing before you message the seller.
Area | Sellers | Listings | What they sell |
|---|---|---|---|
Davao City | 3 | 37 | Jasmine, Kohaku, Mr. Chow, V-160, 7 Tonner, spotted, malagkit, brown and red rice |
Northern Mindanao (Cagayan de Oro, Tagoloan) | 2 | 2 | PINYA milled rice, unpolished black rice |
Pangasinan (Dagupan City) | 1 | 1 | Villasis Rice |
FarmyHub is the marketplace, not the mill. We don’t grow, mill, repack, weigh or inspect any of this rice, and we don’t set what sellers charge. The variety, price, sack weight and delivery terms all come from the seller, and you arrange the deal with them directly. Rice farmers and dealers from Nueva Ecija, Isabela, Iloilo and other rice areas are welcome to become a supplier.
On FarmyHub, a 25 kg sack of everyday rice such as 7 Tonner or spotted rice costs about ₱800 to ₱1,250, and jasmine or premium rice such as Kohaku, Mr. Chow or V-160 about ₱1,200 to ₱1,500 (October 2026).
Most jasmine and premium listings here are ₱54 to ₱60 per kilo, for example Mr. Chow at ₱58 and Kohaku Yellow at ₱56.
Rice sellers on FarmyHub are in Davao City (including a stall at Agdao Public Market), Cagayan de Oro, Tagoloan and Dagupan City. Open a listing, check where the seller is, and message them about pickup or delivery.
The DA’s price monitoring groups rice by milling: regular milled rice has 20–40% bran streaks, well-milled rice 1–19%, and premium rice (yellow tag) about 5% broken grains. Special rice (blue tag) is the priciest grade on the DA list. Names like 7 Tonner, Kohaku or V-160 are the variety or label the seller uses.
Yes. Most sellers here sell by the 25 kg sack, PINYA Rice Network sells wholesale and retail, and one Davao City seller takes orders of 10 sacks or more. For more options, see the rice suppliers in the Philippines.
Sa FarmyHub, nasa ₱800 hanggang ₱1,250 ang 25 kilong sako ng ordinaryong bigas, at ₱1,200 hanggang ₱1,500 ang jasmine at premium (Oktubre 2026). I-message ang seller para sa pickup o delivery.
Yes. Become a supplier, add your rice with the price per kilo or per sack, and buyers can message you directly. Milled and packaged rice products such as rice flour fit Processed Farm Products.
