Fresh String Beans (Sitaw) for Sale in the Philippines

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Fresh Pick Local Sitaw (String Beans)
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Fresh Pick Local Sitaw (String Beans)

Misamis Oriental, Philippines
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String Beans
Avg unit: 40
Per/kg: 40
Average: 1kg
Total: 50kg
MOQ: 50kg
Quantity: 50
MOQ: 50
MOQ Price
2,000
PHP
Total Price
2,000
PHP
Baguio Beans
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Baguio Beans

Plaridel, Claveria, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
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String Beans
Avg unit: 50
Per/kg: 50
Average: 1kg
Total: 50kg
MOQ: 50kg
Quantity: 50
MOQ: 50
MOQ Price
2,500
PHP
Total Price
2,500
PHP
Sitaw
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Sitaw

Putik, Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines
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String Beans
Avg unit: 24
Per/kg: 80
Average: 0.3kg
Total: 15kg
MOQ: 0.3kg
Quantity: 50
MOQ: 1
MOQ Price
24
PHP
Total Price
1,200
PHP
Sitaw
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Sitaw

Plaridel, Claveria, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
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String Beans
Avg unit: 40
Per/kg: 40
Average: 1kg
Total: 30kg
MOQ: 30kg
Quantity: 30
MOQ: 30
MOQ Price
1,200
PHP
Total Price
1,200
PHP
Chicharo (Sweetpeas)
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Chicharo (Sweetpeas)

Cagayan De Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
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String Beans
Avg unit: 175
Per/kg: 175
Average: 1kg
Total: 50kg
MOQ: 50kg
Quantity: 50
MOQ: 50
MOQ Price
8,750
PHP
Total Price
8,750
PHP
Fresh sitaw for sale
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Fresh sitaw for sale

Hamtic, Antique, Philippines
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String Beans
Avg unit: 120
Per/kg: 120
Average: 1kg
Total: 20kg
MOQ: 1kg
Quantity: 20
MOQ: 1
MOQ Price
120
PHP
Total Price
2,400
PHP

String beans are a quiet workhorse of the Filipino kitchen — the sitaw in your pinakbet, the crisp Baguio beans in a chop suey, and the bundle you grab at the palengke without thinking twice. On FarmyHub, you can buy fresh string beans straight from the farmers who grow them, whether you need a few bundles or crates for a busy kitchen.

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