Banana slices processed into chips, available in formats that can differ by cut, sweetening and packaging.
Confirm cut, sweetness, oil, primary banana variety, packaging, sample terms and verified plant of production.
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Davao-based producer of Gold Chips banana chips, including whole and long-slice cuts. The company’s website describes manufacture to customer specifications.
El Coco banana-chip producer with a plant listed in Davao del Sur and a corporate office in Laguna. The company offers different banana-chip cut formats for export-oriented buyers.
Davao producer of banana chips marketed under the J&C line. Its public site lists banana crinkles and thin banana slices, and a CITEM trade directory describes the company as a manufacturer and exporter.
Tagum-based maker of banana chips and dried tropical fruit. Its company history documents Philippine plants and its catalog gives multiple banana-chip cut and packing styles.
Panabo banana-chip processor publishing production formats and packing information. The company explicitly lists wholesale and private-label options and provides a plant-address contact route.
Philippine fruit processor established in 1978, headquartered in Mandaue City, Cebu. Its official sources describe dried tropical fruits, fruit purées, frozen fruits, preserves and juices, with production operations in Cebu, Bulacan and Davao.
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