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Listings change as producers bottle new batches, but the range usually covers:
Calamansi juice: fresh-pressed and often sweetened with honey, sold in individual bottles or squeeze pouches for canteens, carts and snack counters
Kefir and probiotic drinks: cultured and fermented beverages made in small batches, usually best kept chilled
Fruit juices and beverage bases: ready-to-serve juices, concentrates and syrups for households, refreshment carts and food businesses
Check each listing for bottle or pouch size, whether the drink needs refrigeration, and the minimum order before comparing prices — formats vary a lot between makers.
Producers post from across the country, with juices usually made close to the fruit-growing areas they source from. Some offer local pickup only, others ship — chilled and fermented drinks in particular tend to be pickup or same-area delivery, so check each seller's terms.
Households keeping bottles in the pantry. Refreshment carts, school canteens and sari-sari stores buying by the case. Cafés and restaurants looking for a local drink instead of an imported one. Resellers stocking small formats for resale.
FarmyHub is the marketplace, not the bottling plant. We do not press, bottle, store or deliver any of the drinks listed here. Each producer manages their own batches, sets their own prices, and arranges pickup or delivery with you directly through the platform chat.
Looking for fresh fruit instead of juice? Browse Calamansi, or compare calamansi suppliers and their prices in our guide.