Need a truck to move your harvest, feeds or business cargo? Here you’ll find local trucking, hauling and delivery services in the Philippines. Compare providers, check their location and message them directly for a quote.
Trucking services: regular cargo transport for farms, suppliers and businesses, from small loads to full truckloads.
Hauling: one-time jobs like moving a harvest, feeds, fertilizer, materials or equipment.
Truck for hire: a delivery truck or van with a driver, for one trip or a full day.
Reefer vans: refrigerated trucks for fresh produce, meat, fish and dairy that must stay cold.
Door-to-door delivery: pickup at your farm or warehouse and drop-off at your buyer.
Not every provider offers every service, so check each listing or message the provider.
Small loads: an L300 or a delivery van for a few sacks, crates or boxes.
Medium loads: an Elf truck or a 6-wheeler for bigger harvests or deliveries to several stores.
Bulk cargo: a 10-wheeler or a wing van for grain, feeds or pallets.
Perishables: a reefer van, so vegetables, fruit, meat and fish stay fresh on long trips.
Livestock: a truck with high sides or racks. Ask the provider if they have experience moving animals.
Route: pickup and drop-off points, and the distance.
Load: the size and weight of your cargo, in sacks, crates, kilos or pallets.
Rate: whether it’s per trip, per kilometer or per day, and whether fuel, tolls and pahinante (helpers) are included.
Schedule: pickup time and how long the trip takes.
Damage: who covers it if cargo is damaged or lost on the way.
Permits: for livestock or regulated goods, ask if the provider can handle the required permits.
Need a truck for lipat bahay (house moving)? Some trucking providers also take household moves. Message the provider to ask if they handle it and whether helpers are included.
Every listing shows the provider’s city or province. Choosing a provider close to your pickup point usually means lower costs and an easier schedule.
FarmyHub is the marketplace, not the trucking company. Each listing, rate and service area comes from the provider. FarmyHub doesn’t operate, inspect or insure the vehicles. Before you book, message the provider to confirm the rate, truck type, schedule and who covers any damage.
Need equipment or extra hands too? Browse Farm Machinery and Farm Hand listings.
Rates depend on the truck size, distance, tolls and whether helpers are included. Most providers quote per trip, so message them with your route and load for an exact price.
A reefer van is a refrigerated truck that keeps cargo cold during the trip. It’s used for fresh vegetables, fruit, meat, fish and dairy.
Trucking usually means regular cargo transport, often on a schedule or contract. Hauling usually means a one-time job, like moving a harvest, materials or equipment.
Yes, many providers take single trips. Message them with your pickup point, drop-off point and load to get a quote.
