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Ube powder

Pulbos na ube

Dehydrated ube ground into powder. Light, shelf-stable and easy to ship, it is how much Philippine ube reaches bakers and drink makers abroad.

Who makes it

How it’s made

  1. Cook and mash or slice the ube.
  2. Dry it in a dehydrator or drum dryer until crisp.
  3. Grind, sift and pack in moisture-proof pouches.

Who buys it

Bakeries, cafés, drink makers, food manufacturers and exporters.

Rules to know

FDA License to Operate and product registration. Export buyers often ask for HACCP or GMP. Requirements change, so confirm with the agency before you start selling.

Where it’s made in the Philippines

Processors in Bohol, Mindanao and Luzon.

How to start small

Drying well is everything: moist powder clumps and spoils. A good dehydrator is the main investment.

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