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Graded Ube. Traced to the Farm.

Like ceremonial and culinary matcha, our ube is graded by quality, origin precision, and intended use. Every product is traceable to its source farm across the Philippines.

Our Grading System

Not all ube is equal. We grade ours so you know exactly what you are getting.

Every grade is produced to the Tatak Ube certification standard, so buyers can verify origin, composition, and license status for the pack in front of them.

Natural purple color from Philippine ube powder, dry Heritage Reserve ube powder in a ceramic bowl next to mixed ube pigment on an artist palette
Real ube color, straight from the tuber. No artificial colorants, no purple sweet potato.

Heritage Reserve

Our finest. Made from the heirloom Kinampay cultivar or other prized single varieties, processed to protect its color and aroma. Single-farm traceable, peak-season harvested, Grade A tubers only. Reserved for artisan bakeries, premium ice cream, fine dining, and anyone who demands the absolute best ube available.

Single-variety sourcing. Peak season. Single farm.

Ani

The harvest grade. Ani means harvest in Tagalog, and this is the yield of every season. Farm-traceable, year-round availability, consistent quality batch after batch. Built for volume production: restaurant kitchens, commercial bakeries, food manufacturing.

Built for professional kitchens at scale

Why We Grade Our Ube

Grading a root crop this carefully is a deliberate choice. It is not about being particular. It is about being strategic.

Matcha has grades. Coffee has grades. Wine has appellations. Olive oil has classifications. Ube does not have to become any of them to succeed, but each one proves the same point: a country can own a category on its own terms. Without grading, every product becomes a commodity: cheap, undifferentiated, interchangeable. And when a product becomes a commodity, the farmers who grow it lose all pricing power.

That is exactly what is happening to ube. The global ube trend is worth billions, but Filipino farmers see almost none of that value. Their ube is bought at commodity prices, mixed, relabeled, and sold at premium prices by brands that have no connection to the Philippines.

Grading changes that. When we differentiate Heritage Reserve from Ani, we are not being pretentious. We are creating a quality framework that international buyers can trust, the way buyers already trust grades in other categories. Ube stands on its own terms, with its own varieties and its own story. And that trust creates premium pricing that flows back to the farms, back to the families who have been growing ube for generations.

This is not about being fancy. This is about building an industry that Filipinos own.

Shop by Product

Explore our individual product pages for full specifications, uses, and ordering information.

Heritage Reserve

Single-variety sourcing. Peak-season. Single-farm. The finest ube in the world.

Heritage Reserve
Heritage Reserve Philippine ube powder, fine natural purple Kinampay ube in a ceramic bowl

Ube Powder

Made from the heirloom Kinampay cultivar and other prized single varieties, with deep natural color and aroma, processed to preserve its pigment and flavor. Two standard grinds: 30 mesh coarse for visible ube flecks in baking and other applications where you want the ube to read visually, and 100 mesh standard fine where you want it to disappear into the crumb. Real Dioscorea alata, no artificial colors. For artisan bakeries, premium ice cream, and fine dining.

  • Certified Tatak Ube Pure Philippine Ube
  • Heirloom Kinampay and other prized single varieties
  • Two standard grinds: 30 mesh coarse and 100 mesh standard fine
  • 30 mesh gives visible ube flecks in baked goods
  • Finer grinds up to 320 mesh available, suited to cosmetics
  • Intermediate grinds milled to your spec on request
  • Processing method tailored to the application
  • Real Dioscorea alata, no artificial colors
  • Shelf life: 12–24 months sealed
  • Packaging: 5 kg standard (other sizes on request)

Ani

The harvest. Year-round. Consistent. Built for professionals.

Ani
Ani grade Philippine ube powder in bulk wholesale packaging from the Philippines

Ube Powder

100-120 mesh spray-dried powder with a consistent color and flavor profile, certified Tatak Ube Blend. Spray-dried with a food-grade maltodextrin carrier, disclosed on every spec sheet. Built for volume: commercial baking, ice cream production, food manufacturing. Reliable results batch after batch.

  • 100-120 mesh, spray dried
  • Certified Tatak Ube Blend
  • Spray-dried with a food-grade maltodextrin carrier
  • Consistent color and flavor batch-to-batch
  • Ingredients disclosed in full: ube (Dioscorea alata), food-grade maltodextrin carrier
  • Storage: Cool, dry place
  • Shelf life: 12–24 months sealed
  • Packaging: 5 kg standard, up to 25 kg wholesale (other sizes on request)
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Philippine ube spread (ube halaya) jar with purple ube spread on toast

Ube Spread

Single-origin ube spread, made from heirloom Philippine ube. Rich, creamy, and naturally purple — a shade that ranges from light to deep violet with the harvest. No artificial color, no preservatives. Perfect for toast, pastries, dessert fillings, and gifting.

  • Single-origin heirloom ube
  • No artificial colors or preservatives
  • Smooth, spreadable consistency
  • Packaging: 200 g jars

Export & Logistics

Global Shipping

Sea and air freight to major ports worldwide. FOB and CIF terms available.

Export Documentation

Phytosanitary certificates, certificates of origin, and commercial invoices handled.

Cold Chain

Temperature-controlled logistics available where required.

Worldwide Delivery

We ship to the USA, Japan, UAE, Singapore, South Korea, Australia, the EU, and more.

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