Healthy rhizome pieces (seed pieces) for planting. Clean, disease-free planting material is what separates a good ginger harvest from a lost one.
Ginger: from root to salabat
From root to salabat: every ginger business
8 products made from ginger, from planting materials and fresh luya to salabat, ginger drinks, candies and oils, and who makes them near you.
What’s made from each part of the ginger
- 1Planting materials BinhiGinger planting materials
- 2Fresh ginger Sariwang luyaFresh ginger
- 3Dried and powdered Pinatuyo at pulbosDried ginger and ginger powder
- 4Drinks InuminSalabat and instant ginger teaGinger shots, ginger ale and craft drinks
- 5Sweets and condiments Kendi at sawsawanGinger candies and crystallized gingerPickled ginger and ginger paste
- 6Oil and personal care Langis at pang-katawanGinger oil and personal care
1Planting materials Binhi
2Fresh ginger Sariwang luya
Mature ginger rhizomes for markets, kitchens and processors. Young ginger, harvested early, is milder and sells for pickling.
3Dried and powdered Pinatuyo at pulbos
Sliced and dried ginger, sold as slices or ground into powder for cooking, baking and teas. It keeps for months.
4Drinks Inumin
The Filipino ginger tea, sold as fresh-brewed salabat or as instant granules or powder with sugar. A favorite pasalubong and an everyday drink.
Bottled ginger shots, ginger-calamansi juices, ginger ale, ginger beer and hard seltzers. Local ginger gives them a strong, fresh bite.
5Sweets and condiments Kendi at sawsawan
Chewy ginger candies, hard candies and sugar-coated ginger slices. Light and long-lasting for pasalubong and export.
Young ginger pickled in vinegar and sugar, and ready-to-use ginger paste for kitchens and restaurants.
6Oil and personal care Langis at pang-katawan
Ginger essential oil and ginger-infused massage oils, balms and soaps for spas and gift shops.
Everyone in the ginger chain on the map
Businesses will appear here as they join.