Fresh Tomato (Kamatis) for Sale in the Philippines

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Fresh Local Tomatoes
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Fresh Local Tomatoes

Carmen, Cagayan De Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
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Tomato
Avg unit: ₱50
Per/kg: ₱50
Avg weight: 1kg
Total weight: 1kg
MOQ weight: 1kg
Stock: 1
MOQ: 1
MOQ Price
₱50
Total Price
₱50
Fresh Pick Local Tomato - Retail & Box Supply
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Fresh Pick Local Tomato - Retail & Box Supply

Misamis Oriental, Philippines
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Tomato
Avg unit: ₱1,050
Per/kg: ₱35
Avg weight: 30kg
Total weight: 60kg
MOQ weight: 60kg
Stock: 2
MOQ: 2
MOQ Price
₱2,100
Total Price
₱2,100
Tomato
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Tomato

Bagsakan, Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines
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Tomato
Avg unit: ₱750
Per/kg: ₱50
Avg weight: 15kg
Total weight: 750kg
MOQ weight: 15kg
Stock: 50
MOQ: 1
MOQ Price
₱750
Total Price
₱37,500
Tomato
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Tomato

Bagsakan, Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines
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Tomato
Avg unit: ₱2,000
Per/kg: ₱80
Avg weight: 25kg
Total weight: 125kg
MOQ weight: 25kg
Stock: 5
MOQ: 1
MOQ Price
₱2,000
Total Price
₱10,000
Native Kamatis (Tomatoes)
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Native Kamatis (Tomatoes)

Cagayan De Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
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Tomato
Avg unit: ₱1,500
Per/kg: ₱50
Avg weight: 30kg
Total weight: 150kg
MOQ weight: 150kg
Stock: 5
MOQ: 5
MOQ Price
₱7,500
Total Price
₱7,500

Few ingredients are as essential to Filipino cooking as the humble kamatis. From the base of a good sinigang to the chopped topping on grilled fish, fresh tomato shows up in kitchens across the country every day. FarmyHub makes sourcing it easier by putting local tomato farmers and buyers in one place — so whether you're cooking at home or supplying a restaurant, you can find fresh tomato near you and deal with the grower directly.

Tomato (Kamatis) Varieties on FarmyHub

Tomatoes aren't all the same, and sellers list a range depending on the season and region:

  • Native kamatis — small and tangy, the go-to for sinigang, sawsawan, and everyday cooking

  • Salad tomatoes — larger, firmer, and milder for fresh eating and slicing

  • Cherry tomatoes — sweet, bite-sized, popular with home cooks and caterers

  • Plum and Roma types — meaty varieties suited for sauces and paste

Most growers note the variety, size, and ripeness so you can pick what fits your dish or business.

Who's Looking for Fresh Tomato

Tomato buyers on FarmyHub are a mixed bunch — home cooks after a few kilos, carinderia and restaurant kitchens that go through crates a week, and palengke vendors restocking their stalls. Food processors making sauces, ketchup, and paste source in bulk, while caterers and resellers look for steady supply. Different needs, same starting point: finding a grower with fresh stock nearby.

How to Buy Fresh Tomato on FarmyHub

Here's the simple part: FarmyHub doesn't grow, pack, grade, or guarantee any of the tomatoes — sellers handle all of that themselves. We're the meeting point. Once you spot a listing you like, you message the farmer directly to talk through ripeness, volume, price, and delivery. Tomatoes thrive in regions like Ilocos, Pangasinan, Nueva Ecija, and the Cordillera highlands, so there's often a grower not far from you.

And if you ever need a hand finding the right product, you can always reach out to FarmyHub's customer support — our friendly, helpful team is glad to point you toward the right seller. You can also browse our Fruits, Vegetables & Growables and Seeds categories for more fresh produce, or scroll the current tomato listings below to get started.