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Thailand
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130/1, Village No. 1
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Business Description
TG Group Crop — Driving Thai Cocoa to the Global Market
TG Group Crop is a leading force in developing and promoting sustainable cocoa agriculture across Thailand. Through a nationwide Contract Farming network, we work closely with farmers to elevate Thai cocoa to international standards and ensure long-term, stable growth for the industry.
With more than five premium fermentation and drying centers located across the country, we strictly control every stage of production:
- No ground-drying
- All beans are sun-dried on raised beds
- Proper fermentation temperature management
- Zero foreign matter — clean, high-grade beans only
Our cocoa beans are known for their clean quality, strong chocolate aroma, and consistent flavor profile, making them suitable for customers who demand reliable, export-grade raw materials.
Today, TG Group Crop exports Thai cocoa beans to markets worldwide, including Malaysia, Europe, Singapore, Japan, and other premium destinations. All exports come with full traceability and strict quality assurance.
International buyers are warmly welcome to visit our drying centers and factory
to observe our processes and ensure transparency, quality, and professional operations at every step.
With a commitment to sustainability and innovation, TG Group Crop is ready to be your trusted partner for high-quality Thai cocoa in the global market.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
CIF
Port Of Loading:
Lamchabang port
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 5M~10M
Numbers Of Employees:
51-100 employees
Avg Response Time:
≤ 3 days
CIF terms mean the seller covers shipping and insurance to the destination, which reduces risk for the buyer. TG GROUP CROPS CO., LTD. using T/T payment terms suggests a direct bank transfer is required, which is common but requires trust and due diligence. Shipping via Lamchabang port may limit access to major global shipping routes, so buyers should confirm if this port has reliable logistics support. The acceptance of USD makes transactions easier for international buyers, especially those in Western markets. TG GROUP CROPS CO., LTD. responds to inquiries in about 57 hours, which is slower than typical industry standards. With 51-100 employees and a revenue range of $5-10M, they are a mid-sized supplier — capable of handling consistent orders but potentially less agile than larger firms. The lack of specified compliance standards raises questions about their adherence to food safety or quality regulations, which could be a concern for buyers in regulated markets.
Products / Services Offered
TG GROUP CROPS CO., LTD. offers agriculture and food & beverage services, which means buyers can source raw materials and finished products from one supplier. This eliminates the need to work with multiple vendors for farming, processing, and supply chain coordination. It also simplifies quality control and traceability across the entire production chain.
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Export Countries
Australia
China
Estonia
Malaysia
Russian Federation
Thailand
United States
Eastern Europe
29%
Southeast Asia
29%
Oceania
14%
East Asia
14%
North America
14%
TG GROUP CROPS CO., LTD. operates in 7 countries across 5 regions, with Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia each representing 29% of its market footprint through Estonia and the Russian Federation, as well as Malaysia and Thailand. Oceania, East Asia, and North America each account for 14% with Australia, China, and the United States respectively. This balanced regional spread suggests a strategic approach to diversifying across key agricultural markets with strong presence in Eurasia and selective access to major global hubs.
