Thai Coconut PCL
SET:COCOCO
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Thai Coconut PCL
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Thai Coconut PCL is a TH-based company operating in Food Products industry. The company is headquartered in Nonthaburi, Nonthaburi. The company went IPO on 2023-09-14. Thai Coconut Public Company Limited is a Thailand-based food and beverage manufacturer and exporter. The company is a manufacturer who produces products from coconuts. The firm produces coconut-based products, such as coconut milk, coconut water, virgin coconut oil, ready curry soup, coconut snacks, desiccated coconut and others. Products from its factory are produced under the Thaicoco, Blanc coco and Cocoburi brands. The company also produces industrial products. The firm offers its consumers and customers the quality products for private label/original equipment manufacturers (OEM), industrial food supplies and branded retails. Its culinary OEM products include coconut milk and coconut cream, condensed coconut milk, whipped coconut cream, and Thai curry soup. Its beverage OEM products include coconut water, coconut milk beverage, customized formula beverages, plant-based milk, basil seed drink, coconut coffee, coconut milk drink with nata de coco, drinking water, and coconut drinking yogurt.
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