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Ube pastries and breads

Ube ensaymada, hopia at pandesal

Ube ensaymada, hopia, cheese pandesal, crinkles, cakes and more. The way most people first taste ube.

Who makes it

How it’s made

  1. Make or buy real ube halaya or grated ube.
  2. Use it in fillings, dough or frosting.
  3. Bake, pack and label the ube content.

Who buys it

Walk-in customers, cafés, pasalubong shops and online buyers.

Rules to know

Mayor’s and sanitary permits; FDA registration for packaged goods sold through shops. Requirements change, so confirm with the agency before you start selling.

Where it’s made in the Philippines

Bakeries everywhere.

How to start small

Say “made with real Philippine ube” only if it is, and show the trace QR if your halaya is traced.

Who makes it on the map

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