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Thailand grows rice almost every part of the country. Six major regions for rice plantation include the Upper Northern, Lower Northern, Central, Upper Northeastern, Lower Northeastern and Southern Plains. The different condition and climate makes variety in term of quality. To fulfill our commitment of providing the best quality of Thai rice to the world market, we narrow our sourcing of raw material to the very best plains of the country, the Upper Northern and the Lower Northeastern Plain. In the Upper Northern Plain produces mainly high quality Glutinous rice; and the world well known as "snake fang" and "pin kaew" Glutinous rice originates from here.
The Lower Northeastern Plain produces the best quality Thai Jasmine Fragrant rice or well- known as "Thai Hom Mali Rice". Thai Hom Mali Rice is the world's long grain, silky smooth, pure white, soft texture when cooked and distinct fragrance only indigenous rice with a natural fragrance similar to pandanus plants. Thai Hom Mali Rice is a purely traditional variety and is 100 percent natural; it can only be grown during the main rice season from September to December. * The Department of Foreign Trade under the Ministry of Commerce of the Royal Thai Government takes further steps to ensure that Thai Hom Mali Rice retains its international prestige as the best rice in the world by issuing the Quality Certification Mark. Only those exporters who have followed a series of stringent inspections and procedures lay down by the Royal Thai Government have the right to use this mark. We are proud to announce that our company is one of the few companies who have the right to use this mark. To fulfill the needs of particular customers, we offer different kinds of high quality rice in various styles of packaging. As stated in our slogan, "We provide quality", customers are ensured to obtain the highest quality rice that is clean, fragrant, soft, and tasteful. Since the requirements of customers differ, rice is packed in several sizes and different kinds of packing materials as shown in the table. * Source : The Department of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce
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