Coffee Beans Price per Kilo Philippines (2026 Price Tracker)
Last updated: September 29, 2026. We check prices on Philippine roasters’ own shop pages every quarter. Next update: December 2026.
In September 2026, roasted coffee beans cost about ₱800–₱1,100 per kilo for Robusta, ₱930–₱2,000 for Arabica (commercial to single-origin), ₱850–₱1,800 for kapeng barako and ₱2,300–₱5,250 for specialty single-origin lots. Small 200–250 g bags cost 25–50% more per kilo than 1 kg bags. Farmers were paid about ₱180–₱290 per kilo for green (unroasted) beans in early 2025.
Coffee bean prices per kilo by type (September 2026)
| Type | Typical price per kg (roasted) | Examples we checked |
|---|---|---|
| Robusta (everyday) | ₱800–₱1,100 | Caffeine Brothers ₱813 (1 kg); Coffeellera Tuding Robusta ₱1,020 (1 kg) |
| Robusta-heavy blends | ₱1,100–₱1,320 | Good Cup Good Morning Blend ₱1,100 (1 kg); Bo’s Barista Blend ₱1,320/kg (250 g) |
| Arabica (commercial) | ₱930–₱1,070 | Coffeellera commercial Arabica ₱930 (1 kg); Caffeine Brothers Benguet Arabica ₱1,068 (1 kg) |
| Arabica blends | ₱1,300–₱1,600 | Gourmet Farms Mountain-Grown Arabica ₱1,364/kg (500 g); Bo’s Espresso Blend ₱1,600/kg (250 g) |
| Philippine single-origin Arabica | ₱1,800–₱2,000 | Bo’s Mt. Kitanglad and Mt. Matutum ₱1,820/kg (250 g); Coffeellera Mt. Apo ₱1,980 (1 kg) |
| Kapeng barako (Liberica) | ₱850–₱1,800 | Caffeine Brothers ₱858 (1 kg); Gourmet Farms Baraco ₱1,084/kg (500 g); Bo’s 100% Barako ₱1,800/kg (250 g) |
| Specialty single-origin lots | ₱2,300–₱5,250 | EDSA BDG LOKAL ₱2,350 (1 kg); Yardstick Sitio Belis ₱3,400/kg (250 g); Good Cup Bukidnon Liberica ₱4,750/kg (200 g) |
Per-kilo prices are the listed price divided by the bag weight. Ranges are rounded and are a guide only; sellers change prices and run promotions.
Retail prices we checked
Prices from each seller’s own product page on September 29, 2026:
| Seller | Coffee | Bag | Price | Per kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caffeine Brothers | Robusta, Batangas | 200 g / 1 kg | ₱231 / ₱813 | ₱1,155 / ₱813 |
| Caffeine Brothers | Kapeng Barako, Batangas | 200 g / 1 kg | ₱242 / ₱858 | ₱1,210 / ₱858 |
| Caffeine Brothers | CB’s Finest Blend | 200 g / 1 kg | ₱244 / ₱866 | ₱1,220 / ₱866 |
| Caffeine Brothers | Arabica-Robusta Blend | 200 g / 1 kg | ₱274 / ₱991 | ₱1,370 / ₱991 |
| Caffeine Brothers | Arabica, Benguet | 200 g / 1 kg | ₱292 / ₱1,068 | ₱1,460 / ₱1,068 |
| Coffeellera | Tuding Robusta, Benguet | 250 g / 1 kg | ₱270 / ₱1,020 | ₱1,080 / ₱1,020 |
| Coffeellera | Mt. Apo Arabica, Davao del Sur | 250 g / 1 kg | ₱505 / ₱1,980 | ₱2,020 / ₱1,980 |
| Bo’s Coffee | 100% Barako, Batangas and Cavite | 250 g | ₱450 | ₱1,800 |
| Bo’s Coffee | Mt. Kitanglad Arabica, Bukidnon | 250 g | ₱455 | ₱1,820 |
| Bo’s Coffee | Barista Blend (30% Arabica, 70% Robusta) | 250 g | ₱330 | ₱1,320 |
| Gourmet Farms | Baraco Batangas Blend | 250 g / 500 g | ₱306 / ₱542 | ₱1,224 / ₱1,084 |
| Good Cup | Good Morning Blend (60% Arabica, 40% Robusta) | 1 kg | ₱1,100 | ₱1,100 |
| Good Cup | Specialty Robusta, Sultan Kudarat | 200 g | ₱680 | ₱3,400 |
| Yardstick | Sitio Belis Arabica, Atok, Benguet | 250 g | ₱850 | ₱3,400 |
| EDSA BDG | LOKAL Arabica, Bukidnon | 200 g / 1 kg | ₱850 / ₱2,350 | ₱4,250 / ₱2,350 |
Wholesale coffee bean prices
Cafés, restaurants and offices usually buy in 5–10 kg lots. Our wholesale prices for 10 kg boxes (roasted daily, whole bean or ground):
| Coffee | 10 kg box | Per kg | vs 1 kg retail bag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robusta | ₱7,730 | ₱773 | about 5% less |
| Kapeng Barako | ₱8,160 | ₱816 | about 5% less |
| CB’s Finest Blend | ₱8,300 | ₱830 | about 4% less |
| Arabica-Robusta Blend | ₱9,420 | ₱942 | about 5% less |
| Arabica | ₱10,150 | ₱1,015 | about 5% less |
Wholesale delivery is free in Metro Manila. For volume discounts or private label (from 50 kg), request a quote.
Farmgate prices: what farmers are paid
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) tracks what farmers receive for green (unroasted) coffee beans. In the first quarter of 2025, farmgate prices hit record highs: Arabica ₱290.97/kg, Robusta ₱265.75/kg (up 133.7% year on year, the highest quarterly Robusta price since 2015) and Liberica ₱183.33/kg (SunStar, citing PSA). For comparison, 2024 annual averages were ₱211.28/kg for Arabica and ₱133.15/kg for Robusta (Inquirer, citing PSA). The latest monthly figures are on PSA OpenSTAT.
Globally, the International Coffee Organization’s composite price averaged 248.90 US cents per pound in June 2026, down 2.8% from May (ICO market report).
Why is roasted coffee so much dearer than green beans? Beans lose roughly 15–20% of their weight in roasting, and the retail price also covers sorting, roasting, packaging, delivery and the seller’s margin.
Why coffee bean prices differ
- Species: Robusta and Liberica generally cost less than Arabica, which grows at higher altitude with lower yields.
- Grade and traceability: named-farm specialty lots cost two to five times more than commercial coffee.
- Bag size: 200–250 g bags cost 25–50% more per kilo than 1 kg bags.
- Blends: adding Robusta lowers the price of an Arabica blend.
- Freshness: roasters who roast to order or daily charge for freshness; check the roast date.
Cost per cup
At 18 g of coffee per cup, the bean cost is:
| Price per kg | Bean cost per cup (18 g) | Cups per kg |
|---|---|---|
| ₱773 (wholesale Robusta) | ₱13.91 | about 55 |
| ₱813 (1 kg Robusta) | ₱14.63 | |
| ₱1,068 (1 kg Arabica) | ₱19.22 | |
| ₱1,800 (single-origin Arabica) | ₱32.40 | |
| ₱3,400 (specialty lot) | ₱61.20 |
Running a café? Use our coffee order calculator and café business resources to plan your menu costs.
How to buy coffee beans at a good price
- Buy the size you’ll finish in about a month: 1 kg bags are cheaper per kilo, but beans taste best within a few weeks of roasting.
- Compare per kilo, not per bag.
- Check the species and origin on the label, especially for “barako”, which should be Liberica.
- Look for a roast date or a roaster that roasts daily.
- Try a sample first before buying in bulk: get a free sample.
Frequently asked questions
How much is 1 kilo of coffee beans in the Philippines?
About ₱800–₱1,100 for Robusta, ₱930–₱2,000 for Arabica and ₱850–₱1,800 for kapeng barako in September 2026. Specialty single-origin coffee costs ₱2,300–₱5,250 per kilo.
How much is kapeng barako per kilo?
Roasted barako costs about ₱850–₱1,800 per kilo at retail. Ours is ₱858 for a 1 kg bag and ₱816/kg in a 10 kg box. See our kapeng barako guide.
Is Arabica more expensive than Robusta?
Usually, because Arabica grows at higher altitude with lower yields. Our Benguet Arabica costs about 30% more per kilo than our Batangas Robusta, but prices overlap across sellers and grades: commercial Arabica can cost the same as a good Robusta.
What is the farmgate price of coffee in the Philippines?
In Q1 2025, PSA reported ₱290.97/kg for Arabica, ₱265.75/kg for Robusta and ₱183.33/kg for Liberica green beans.
Where can I buy coffee beans online in the Philippines?
You can buy our coffee beans online with nationwide delivery, or see our guide to the best coffee brands in the Philippines.
Methodology: prices were checked on each seller’s own website on September 29, 2026, for in-stock products with a visible bag weight. We list Caffeine Brothers prices alongside other roasters; we are a Philippine coffee roaster.
