Thai commodities, specified for your trade

For food manufacturing and ingredient distribution. Discuss raw or refined form, colour and test method, sucrose, moisture, ash and crystal size. Each offer confirms the agreed grade and analysis.

Cassava-derived starch for specified food or industrial uses. Identify native or modified starch, then discuss moisture, pH, viscosity with test conditions, whiteness and ash against your application.

Eight export categories. Origin, grade, packing and availability agreed per enquiry. Product images are illustrative.

Rubber-based industrial inputs

Feed ingredients

Thai rice

Material enquiries start with solid rubber or latex and the manufacturing process. Discuss grade, dirt, ash, volatile matter and viscosity where relevant. Latex needs separate solids and safety information.

Specify the ingredient, origin, process and intended use. Discuss moisture, protein, fat, fibre, ash, particle size and contaminants. Rice bran is illustrated as one example; the actual ingredient is agreed.

Identify rice variety, milling format and intended cooking or processing use. Discuss broken kernels, moisture, foreign matter, crop year and documentation for any named variety before agreeing the grade.

Canned pineapple

Dried cassava chips

Cane molasses

For food-service, processing and distribution enquiries. Discuss slices or pieces, juice or syrup, soluble solids where relevant, net and drained weight, can format and label language for the receiving market.

A dry material distinct from tapioca starch, for specified feed or industrial processing. Discuss starch, moisture, fibre, dirt or sand, chip size, fines, contaminants and the sampling basis.

A liquid sugar-processing co-product for specified feed and fermentation uses. Discuss total sugars, Brix and method, ash, density, viscosity at stated conditions, sampling and discharge requirements.