Wholesale Coffee Delivery in Metro Cebu: Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu, Mactan & Cebu City

When you run a café, hotel or restaurant, your coffee supplier's location matters as much as the beans. A supplier across the country can't save you when you run low mid-service. Agross is Cebu-based, so we deliver fresh, same-day, right across Metro Cebu.

Agross delivers wholesale coffee across Metro Cebu the same day when you order before 11 AM, free on orders over 10kg. Coverage includes Cebu City, Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu, Mactan, Talisay and Consolacion. Beans run ₱790 to ₱960 per kilo, dropping about ₱30/kg from 20kg.

Same-day delivery across Metro Cebu

Order before 11 AM and we deliver the same day to:

• Cebu City — uptown, downtown, IT Park, business districts
• Mandaue City — cafés, commissaries and offices
• Lapu-Lapu & Mactan — resorts, hotels and beachfront restaurants
• Talisay & Consolacion — and nearby Metro Cebu towns

Outside Metro Cebu? We ship nationwide to Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao in 3–7 business days — just tell us your city.

Why local beats shipping from Manila

Coffee is freshest in the first 2–4 weeks after roasting. Beans trucked or flown in from Manila lose 2–5 days of that window in transit, and arrive already aging, before they even hit your grinder. A local Cebu supplier keeps your beans fresher and your supply reliable, especially during typhoon season when inter-island shipping stalls. Agross packs every order fresh in Talisay City, Cebu, whole or ground at no extra charge.

Free delivery on 10kg and up

Qualified Metro Cebu orders over 10kg get free delivery. For most cafés and restaurants, that's a normal weekly order, so you're getting fresh beans delivered at no extra cost.

Metro Cebu wholesale prices

Two published tiers, 1 to 19kg and 20kg and above, with about ₱30 per kilo between them. Minimum order is 1kg.

Per kilo, VAT inclusive. Packed fresh in Talisay City, Cebu.

Browse every line in the roasted coffee bean range, or read how wholesale supply works. Payment by cash, bank deposit, InstaPay, GCash, MasterCard, Visa or Amex.

How to size your standing order

Delivery speed only helps if your order size is right. Start from consumption, not from the price tier. At a 20g dose, one kilo gives about 50 double shots, so a bar pulling 600 drinks a week gets through roughly 12kg.

That 12kg weekly order already clears 10kg, so delivery is free, but it sits in tier 1. Compare the two ways to buy it:

• Weekly, 12kg of Robusta at ₱790/kg: ₱9,480 per delivery, ₱18,960 a fortnight. Beans are never more than seven days old on the bar.
• Fortnightly, 24kg at ₱760/kg: ₱18,240 a fortnight. That is ₱720 cheaper, but half the order sits in your store room for a second week.

Neither is automatically right. If your storage is cool, dry and dark, take the tier. If beans sit next to the oven, take the weekly delivery and keep the freshness instead. Work the numbers through your own cost per cup before you decide.

Whichever you choose, set a reorder point rather than ordering when you notice the bin is empty. A simple rule works: when you are down to one week of stock, place the next order. Same-day delivery means a missed reorder is recoverable, but only if you catch it before 11 AM.

Delivery needs by business type

Cafés

The highest and most predictable volume, and the group most likely to clear both 10kg for free delivery and 20kg for the lower tier. A weekly or fortnightly standing order suits most bars.

Hotels and resorts

Demand spikes at breakfast and around events, and urns use far more grams per serve than an espresso machine. Order the two lines separately and give the kitchen a delivery window that does not collide with the breakfast service.

Restaurants

Low volume and slow turnover, so freshness at the door matters more than the tier. Small, frequent orders are the better trade, and the 1kg minimum makes that practical.

Offices and co-working spaces

Consumption is steady and easy to forecast. Ground packs suit most office machines, and a standing monthly order sized to headcount usually beats guessing.

Ordering from outside Metro Cebu

Nationwide shipping to Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao takes 3 to 7 business days, so the planning changes in three ways.

• Move your reorder point earlier. Hold enough stock to cover the longest end of that window plus a few days, not the shortest.
• Order less often, in larger lots. Fewer shipments suit a longer lead time, and a larger order is more likely to reach the 20kg tier.
• Take storage seriously. A larger order only pays off if the beans stay good. Storage habits for Philippine businesses covers heat, humidity and light, which are the three things working against you here.

Plan around the calendar as well. Long weekends, holidays and the wet season all stretch transit, so bring your order forward rather than trying to make up the time afterwards.

What to have ready before you order

Having these to hand turns a first order into a single message rather than a back-and-forth:

• Business name and delivery address, with a landmark if the street is hard to find
• Which Metro Cebu area you are in, or your city if you are shipping nationwide
• Weekly or monthly kilos, so we can suggest the right tier
• Bean or blend, or tell us your menu split and we will suggest one
• Whole bean or ground, and if ground, the machine it is for
• Your preferred delivery window and who receives the order
• Payment method: cash, bank deposit, InstaPay, GCash, MasterCard, Visa or Amex

How to order

Send us your business name, area and weekly kg, and we'll confirm your delivery window and pricing. New supplier? Start with a free sample and a low-risk switch — no lock-in contract, and paid orders start at just 1kg.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your local Metro Cebu coffee supplier

Agross supplies Arabica & Robusta wholesale coffee beans to Cebu businesses, packed fresh in Talisay City, Cebu. More than 120 businesses served since 2020, rated 5.0 stars from 85 Google reviews. Get your free sample, see our delivery areas, or call 0919 090 7001.