
Wholesale price · UK
Peeled sweet potatoes
£3.64 per case
- Last updated
- 2 November 2026
Wholesale rate for UK restaurants and food businesses, sourced from trusted suppliers and updated regularly. Free access, no commitment.
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Peeled sweet potatoes wholesale price in the UK
Peeled sweet potatoes is sold wholesale to UK restaurants by the case, with a per-piece or per-kilo rate shown where it helps you compare suppliers.
We refresh the wholesale quote on this item regularly from our supplier network across the UK, so the rate reflects the current market rather than a list price.
Per case or per kilo?
Produce is sold by the case, with a per-kilo rate shown where it helps you compare. Order on the unit that matches your prep so you're not throwing money out on shrink — perishables don't wait.
Price trend
Weekly wholesale rates · last reading 2 Nov 2026
Source: weekly wholesale prices aggregated by Foodomarket (lowest reading per week).
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Frequently asked questions
What is the wholesale price of Peeled sweet potatoes in the UK today?
The latest wholesale rate for Peeled sweet potatoes is £3.64/kg, recorded 02/11/2026. Prices are sourced from local UK suppliers and updated regularly.
How much is Peeled sweet potatoes per kg wholesale?
Peeled sweet potatoes is £3.64/kg as of 02/11/2026, sold by the case at £3.64 for UK restaurants and food businesses.
Is Peeled sweet potatoes cheaper by the case?
Yes — Peeled sweet potatoes is sold by the case for restaurants and food businesses. The full case price is £3.64.
Where can I buy Peeled sweet potatoes wholesale in the UK?
Foodomarket gives independent UK restaurants access to wholesale peeled sweet potatoes at negotiated rates, with no subscription or commitment. Create a free account to order.
How often are Peeled sweet potatoes prices updated?
Wholesale peeled sweet potatoes prices are refreshed regularly from supplier market data. The figure shown reflects the most recent reading (02/11/2026).





