While fresh organic vegetables are an essential part of a healthy kitchen, having well-stocked pantry staples makes everyday cooking far more convenient. Fortunately, Thailand is home to many local producers of organic and natural pantry foods, covering a wide range of cuisines and dietary needs.
Although imported brands are widely available, this guide focuses exclusively on Thai-made products. Choosing locally produced pantry staples helps reduce food miles, supports local farmers, and aligns with a more sustainable lifestyle.
Chita Organic Food
Chita Organic Food Co., Ltd. is an Organic ACT and IFOAM accredited farm and food producer. Their range includes dried spices, curry pastes, sauces, pasta products, preserved aloe vera, jams, and fresh produce.
Their well-known Lum Lum brand is widely stocked in major supermarkets across Thailand. Chita is especially recognised for its extensive selection of certified organic Thai curry pastes and spice blends. 1
Kanchana Mulberry Tea
Produced by C.K. Industry (2000) Co., Ltd., Kanchana Mulberry Tea is made from certified organic mulberry leaves grown in Kanchanaburi. The tea is naturally caffeine-free and suitable for everyday drinking.
Kanchana Mulberry Tea is commonly available at Big C, Tops, and other leading supermarkets.2
Foodle Noodle
Foodle Noodle‘s rice noodles are produced by Erawan Premier Co., Ltd. who are Organic ACT and IFOAM accredited. Local ingredients, locally manufactured. Organic and Gluten Free. Available at Tops Supermarkets.3
Happy Mate
Happy Mate is an IFOAM accredited. Products include breakfast foods (cereal bars), jams, nut pastes, thai sauces and juices. Their products are available at Villa, Tops, Foodland supermarkets. Everything is vegan. My personal favourites are their crunchy unsweetened peanut butter and their almond chocolate spread, delicious! 4
Raming Tea
Raming Tea is grown on an Organic ACT and IFOAM accredited tea plantation in Chiang Mai. They have certified organic green tea, black tea, masala tea. They also have an organic coffee! You can order online or drink their lovely tea at their tea house in Chiang Mai. 5
Sumittha Farm
Sumittha Farm – Sumittha Farm is a certified organic farm, Organic ACT and IFOAM accredited. Located in Nakhon Nayok, not far from Bangkok. They specialise in organic rice, organic bananas, organic papaya and organic mangoes! Yummy!!!6
South-East Asia Organic
South-East Asia Organic – IFOAM Accredited and Bio Agri Certified amongst other global certifications. Producers of Tapioca, Cane Sugar and other Organic Sweeteners. They are also running an ‘Organic Koh Pha-ngan (Koh Ma)’ initiative on the side! Their fruit and vegetable plantations on Koh Ma are certified organic by the ACT.7
Merit Food Products
Merit Food Products – Organic coconut plantation in Chantaburi and producers of organic coconut oils and coconut products including coconut milk and cream, . IFOAM Accredited and also Australian Certified Organic.8
Xondur Foods
Xongdur Foods produces Organic ACT and IFOAM accredited cereals and health foods. Their factory is located in Suphanburi. Their products can be ordered online via their website. They have interested products like powdered instant baby brown rice powder mixed with banana and pumpkin!10
Earth Born
Earth Born Virgin Coconut Oil – Manufacturers of Extra Virgin Coconut Oil in Ratchaburi. This farm and factory is IFOAM Accredited and Bio Agri Certified. 11
Doi Kham
Doi Kham is a very popular brand of juices, concentrates and other fruit products. They have Organic ACT and IFOAM accreditation for mulberry and roselle. As such their mulberry juice, roselle juice and roselle concentrate are organic.12
Shops that sell organic, wholefoods, gluten-free products
Sustaina Shop & Harmony Life Farm
Located in Sukhumvit 39, Sustaina Shop and Organic Restaurant stocks a wide range of organic pantry products and fresh produce sourced directly from Harmony Life Organic Farm in Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima.
Their in-house products include organic herbal teas, enzyme drinks, jams, natural household products, and personal care items. As a Japanese owned establishment, they also carry many Japanese food staples and operate an organic Japanese restaurant offering macrobiotic meals. Home delivery is available via their website and Line. 13
Sunshine Market
Sunshine Market is located conveniently in Sukhumvit 22 is a health food and whole foods shop in Bangkok. It is where you can find a large range of environmentally friendly products specializing in different types of health requirements. Some of their products are certified organic, but most is from ethical growers.14
Final Thoughts
Building a sustainable pantry doesn’t have to rely on imported products. Thailand’s local producers offer a diverse and growing selection of organic, natural, and thoughtfully produced pantry staples.
By choosing locally made products, shoppers can support Thai farmers and manufacturers while reducing environmental impact and enjoying high-quality everyday essentials.
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