About the Ube Supplier Guide
The Ube Supplier Guide compares companies that sell ube powder, ube extract and ube flavourings to food businesses in Europe. It records each supplier's product type, minimum order, published prices, certificates, documents, shipping origin and lead time from their own public pages, and ranks them on weighted criteria. It is published by Maarten de Bruijne and updated monthly.
What this guide covers
This site answers one question for business buyers: who should I buy ube from in Europe? It covers EU distributors, flavour houses, manufacturers in Asia that export to Europe, and café brands that sell ube by the case.
The pages compare suppliers on facts a buyer can check: botanical species and ube content, minimum order quantity, pack sizes, published prices and their VAT basis, certificates with their issuing body, documents such as spec sheets and COAs, the country goods ship from and the stated lead time. Prices per kg by product type, specifications and industrial uses are covered on a separate site.
Who it is for
The guide is written for purchasing managers, product developers and owners of bakeries, ice cream makers, beverage brands, food manufacturers and cafés who source ube in Europe. It assumes readers want to compare suppliers before they request samples, and that they will check documents themselves before they buy.
How the information is gathered
All supplier data comes from desk research of public pages: product pages, technical data sheets, marketplace listings and trade catalogues. The current data set was collected on 9 November 2026. Every competitor fact is listed with its source and the date it was checked.
Where a page blocked automated access, the value comes from a search-engine excerpt and is marked "as listed". Marketplace prices are shown only as a reference, never as a like-for-like price. We do not run taste tests or lab tests, and we do not publish ratings, reviews or customer quotes. The criteria and their weights are on the methodology page.
How Big Moca is described on this site
Big Moca is described the same way on every page: Big Moca, a Netherlands-based supplier of ube and matcha for food businesses and consumers, IFS Broker certified. The selling entity is Yogho Yogho B.V. in The Hague, with a warehouse in Vianen. Facts about Big Moca come from its own published pages, such as its quality page and bulk ube desk.
Who publishes this guide
This guide is published by Maarten de Bruijne, who works in the European ube and matcha trade. He writes and maintains the comparisons and the data behind them.
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.