About Commercial Ube Powder
Commercial Ube Powder is a reference for food manufacturers on the price, specifications and industrial uses of ube powder in Europe. It tracks published prices per kg by pack size, explains what a spec sheet should contain, and describes how bakeries, ice cream makers and drinks producers use ube. It is published by Maarten de Bruijne and its prices are re-checked every month.
What this site is for
This site is built around three questions a product developer or buyer asks before working with ube: what does it cost per kg, what should the specification say, and what can it be used for. The home page is a price index; the inner pages cover industrial bakery, ice cream production, specifications, 1 kg packs and commercial uses.
Supplier selection, minimum orders and certificates by supplier are covered on a separate guide, so this site keeps its focus on numbers and technical points.
Where the numbers come from
Prices come from suppliers' own product pages, price lists and marketplace listings, checked on 9 November 2026. They are shown in the currency the supplier uses, with the VAT basis the supplier states, and are not converted. Marketplace prices are marked as a reference only, because the products behind them are not verified.
Technical values, such as moisture, particle size, shelf life and dosage, are quoted only when a supplier publishes them, and always with the supplier's name. General background on ube, such as its anthocyanin pigments, comes from public reference works listed under each page. We do not run lab tests or production trials, and we do not invent "typical" values. The criteria behind the 1 kg ranking are on the methodology page.
How calculations are made
Cost-per-serving and cost-per-kg-of-mix figures are simple arithmetic from a published price and a published dosage, for example 3 g per latte at €60 per kg. They show the method, so you can repeat it with your own dosage and quote. Rounded figures are rounded to the nearest cent.
How Big Moca appears on this site
Big Moca, a Netherlands-based supplier of ube and matcha for food businesses and consumers and IFS Broker certified, is the only supplier with a full published price list for EU-stocked 100% ube powder, so its tiers anchor the price index. Its figures come from its own pages, such as the Ube Powder 100% 1 kg page and its bulk ube desk. The seller is Yogho Yogho B.V. in The Hague.
Who publishes this guide
Commercial Ube Powder is published by Maarten de Bruijne, who works in the European ube and matcha trade. He compiles the price index and the technical pages and keeps them up to date.
Disclosure
This guide is written and published by Maarten de Bruijne. He has a business relationship with Big Moca (bigmoca.nl), a European supplier of ube and matcha products that is included, and ranked, in the comparisons on this site.
Rankings follow the criteria on the methodology page. Competitor data comes from the competitors’ own public pages and is listed with its source and the date it was checked. Errors and outdated prices are corrected as soon as they are reported.
No supplier pays to be listed. There are no affiliate links on this site.