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No. Packing House Registered Number Name of Packing House Address 1 DOA 12700 02 010002 S. A. P. SIAM FOOD INTERNATIONAL CO., LT No. Packing House Name of Packing House Address Registered Number 1 DOA 12700 02 010002 S. A. P. SIAM FOOD 1/249 Moo. 16, Bangkrasan Sub-District, Bangpa- INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. In District, Pranakornsriayuttaya 13160 2 DOA 12700 09 010006 PERMPOONSAP VEGETABLES 56/36-37 Moo. 14 Klongsong Sub-District, CO., LTD. Klongluang District, Pathumthani 12120 3 DOA 12700 07 120008 BANGKOK DEHYDRATED 33/3 Moo. 8 Lardloomkaew-Pathumthani Rd., MARINE PRODUCT CO., LTD. Kubangluang Sub-District, Lardloomkaew District, Pathumthani 12140 4 DOA 12700 03 010010 CHATCHAWAN IMPORT 87/1-2 Moo. 8 Nongpaklong Sub-District, Muang EXPORT AND PACKAGING LTD., District, Nakornpathom 73000 PART. 5 DOA 12700 03 010011 INFINITY TRADING 104/6 Moo. 8 Nongpaklong Sub-District, Muang District, Nakornpathom 73000 6 DOA 12700 03 010012 NT FOOD INTERTRADE CO., 104/5 Moo. 8 Nongpaklong Sub-District, Muang LTD. Nakornpathom District, Nakornpathom 73000 7 DOA 12700 09 010014 PRIMEX WORLDWIDE CO., LTD. 21/30 Moo. 8 Klong Neing Sub-District, Klong Luang District, Pathumthani 12120 8 DOA 17000 08 020030 CHANTHABURI GLOBAL FOODS 99/11 Moo. 9 Makham Sub-District, Makham CO., LTD. District, Chanthaburi 22150 9 DOA 12700 02 010031 SIAM EXPORT MART CO., LTD. 1/92 Moo. 5 Kanharm Sub-District, Uthai District, Ayutthaya 13210 10 DOA 12370 02 010032 UNION PRESTIGE AGRO CO., 5/5 Moo. 8 Klong 9 Rangsit-Nakornnayok Rd., LTD. Bungba Sub-District, Nong Sua District, Pathumthani 12170 11 DOA 12700 01 010033 FLOWER FAMILY CO., LTD. 14/14, 14/15 Moo. 7 Phutthamonthon Sai 3 Thawi Wattana Sub-District, Thawi Wattana District, Bangkok 10170 12 DOA 12700 09 010034 TQM INTERFOOD CO., LTD. 44/3 Moo. 5 Bangpai-Nong Phao Ngai Rd., Bangkurud Sub-District, Bangbuathong District, Nonthaburi 11110 13 DOA 12700 04 010035 TANIYAMA SIAM CO., LTD. 28/4 Moo. 3 Phaihuchang Sub-District, Banglane (BRANCH 3) District, Nakhonpathom 73130 14 DOA 12700 07 010036 LONGTERM TRADING LTD., 8 Moo. 4 Chantrarubakesa Rd., Thungluknok Sub- PART. District, Kamphangsan District, Nakhonpathom 73140 15 DOA 12700 03 010040 AGRI FRESH CO., LTD. 99 Moo. 1 Thanamtuen-Khaupoon Rd., Kaengsian Sub-District, Muang District, Kanchanaburi 71000 16 DOA 12700 04 010041 K FRESH CO., LTD. 139/5 Moo. 2 Laksam Sub-District, Banpaew District, Samutsakhon 74120 17 DOA 12470 04 130042 MANOCH TRADING 84/1 Moo. 4 Pratu Pa Sub-District, Mueang District, Lamphun 51000 18 DOA 12700 04 010043 CHATCHAWAL ORCHID CO., 298 Moo. 1 Laksam Sub-District, Banphaeo LTD. District, Samutsakhon 74120 19 DOA 12370 02 010044 PHOL INTERGROWER CO., LTD. 139 Moo. 8 Suan Kluai Sub-District, Ban Pong (RATCHABURI) District, Ratchaburi 70110 20 DOA 12700 09 010045 AGRISEN FOOD CO., LTD. 35/14 Moo. 6 Ban-Yang Sub-District, Muang Nakhonpathom District, Nakhonpathom 73000 21 DOA 12700 07 010046 SHINE PRODUCTS CO., LTD. 360/1 Moo. 6 Lomsak-Loei Rd., Lomkao Sub- District, Lomkao District, Phetchabun 67120 22 DOA 12700 07 120047 FRESH PRODUCE CO., LTD. 360 Moo. 6 Lomsak-Loei Rd., Lomkao Sub- District, Lomkao District, Phetchabun 67120 23 DOA 12370 04 010050 THANASART CO., LTD. 36/6 Moo. 13 Soi I-Yara 7 Iyara 1 Rd., Klongsong Sub-District, Klongluang District, Pathumthani 12120 24 DOA 12700 03 010052 RPR CONSULTING AND 140 Moo. 12 Sukhaphibal 6 Rd., Bangphliyai Sub- TRADING CO., LTD. District Bangphli District Samutprakan 10540 25 DOA 12700 01 010053 ITC (THAILAND) CO., LTD. 48/232-233 Moo. 5 Kanchanapisek Rd., Bangbon Bangkok 10150 26 DOA 12700 06 010056 PASSAPONG INTERNATIONAL 105 Moo. 17 Phutthamonthon Sai 1 Rd., Bang-Ra- CO., LTD Mart Sub-District, Talingchan District, Bangkok 10170 27 DOA 12700 02 010059 THAI MILLION FRUITS CO., 125 Soi Onnut 46, Suanluang Sub-District, LTD. Suanluang District, Bangkok 10250 28 DOA 12700 02 010060 THAICHIN VEGETABLES & 269 Liap Khlong Phasi Charoen Fang Tai Rd., FRUITS (THAILAND) CO., LTD. Nongkhaem Sub-District, Nongkhaem District, Bangkok 10160 29 DOA 12700 04 010062 FRESH & SAFE CO., LTD. 69 Moo. 6 Poldumri Rd., Donkhoi Sub-District, Kamphangsan District, Nakhonpathom 73140 30 DOA 12700 02 010064 PHOL INTERGROWER CO., LTD. 715 Moo Baan Ratchadanivej, Pracha Uthit Rd., Samsean Nok Sub-District, Huay-Kwang District, Bangkok 10310 31 DOA 12700 02 010068 C.K.K. FOOD LTD., 99/329 Nonxi Rd., Chongnonxi Sub-District, PARTNERSHIP Yannawa District, Bangkok 10120 32 DOA 12700 02 010070 KUI YU LTD., PART. 39/7 Moo. 10 White Rd., Klongsong Sub-District, Klongluang District, Pathumthani 12120 33 DOA 12700 02 010071 V.S.FRESHCO CO., LTD. 159/1 Moo. 6 Huayjorakhae Sub-District, Mueang District, Nakhonpathom 73000 34 DOA 12700 01 010073 BLUE RIVER PRODUCTS 8/11 Moo. 11 Nakhornchum Sub-District, LIMITED Banpong District, Ratchaburi 70110 35 DOA 50000 99 010074 MR. NARONG 11/9 Moo. 10 Troknong-Khlung Rd., Khlung Sub- VORAWATHANABUNCHA District, Khlung District, Chantaburi 22110 36 DOA 12700 09 010075 GOURMET LINE CO., LTD. 22/1 Moo. 6 Sampran Sub-District, Sampran District, Nakhonpathom 73110 37 DOA 12700 02 010076 EXCEL FRUITS CO., LTD. 78/5 Moo. 4 Phuthamonthon Sai 5 Rd., Bangkhathunk Sub-District, Samphran District, Nakhonpathom 73210 38 DOA 12700 04 010078 SK STAR FRUIT CO., LTD. 98 Moo. 9 Hinhow Sub-District, Lomkao District, Phetchabun 67120 39 DOA 12700 07 010083 KOERNER AGRO EXPORT 75/18 Moo. 11 Phaholyothin Rd., Klongnueng CENTER CO., LTD. Sub-District, Klonglueng District, Pathumthani 12120 40 DOA 12700 09 010084 MERIDIAN FOCUS (THAILAND) 45 Moo. 10 Wetdao Sub-District, Bangplama LTD. District, Suphanburi 72150 41 DOA 12700 04 010085 SWIFT CO., LTD. 65/2 Moo. 6 Poldumri Rd., Donkhoi Sub-District, Kamphangsan District, Nakhonpathom 73140 42 DOA 12700 02 010086 THAI WORLD IMPORT & 32/865-866 Moo. 9 Phaholyothin Rd., Klong EXPORT CO., LTD. Nueng Sub-District, Klong Luang District, Pathumthani 12120 43 DOA 12700 01 010091 PDI TRADING COMPANY 285 Hathairaj Rd., Samwatawantok Sub-District, LIMITED Klongsamwa District, Bangkok 10510 44 DOA 12700 02 010092 PROGRESS WORLD CO., LTD. 12/3 Moo. 4 Soi Suansuttida Leiabklongha Rd., Klongha Sub-District, Klongluang District, Pathumthani 12120 45 DOA 17000 09 010094 N.T.S. FRUITS CO., LTD. 43 Moo. 6 Donkruay Sub-District, Damnoensaduak District, Ratchaburi 70130 46 DOA 12700 07 120095 PISITICHAI INTERNATIONAL 13/11 Moo. 2 Bangkuvieng Sub-District, CO., LTD. Bangkruay District, Nonthaburi 11130 47 DOA 12700 01 010106 BLUE SPICE CO., LTD. 75/109 Moo. 11 Phaholyothin Rd. Klong Nueng Sub-District, Klong Luang District, Pathumthani 12120 48 DOA 12700 02 010107 ASIA EXOTIC CORPORATION 44/36 Moo. 10 Iyara 1 Rd., CO., LTD. Khlong Song Sub-District, Khlong Luang District, Pathumthani 12120 49 DOA 12700 07 010108 SIAM ORIENTAL FOOD CO., 59, 61, 63 Narathiwas Rajanagarindra Rd., LTD Chongnonsi Sub-District, Yannawa District, Bangkok 10120 50 DOA 17000 09 010109 P&F TECHNO CO., LTD. Vapor Heat Treatment Factory Department Of Agricultural Extension Phaholyothin Rd., Ladyao Chatuchak Bangkok 10900 51 DOA 12700 02 010110 ALISA INTER CO., LTD. 41/125-129 Klong Song Sub-District, Klong Luang District, Pathumthani 12120 52 DOA 12700 02 010111 SHINE FORTH CO., LTD. 89/95-98 Moo. 9 Klongsong Sub-District, Klongluang District, Pathumthani 12120 53 DOA 12000 08 010112 K.C. FRESH CO., LTD. 222 Moo. 2 Kamphaeng Saen Sub-District, Kamphaeng Saen District, Nakhonpathom 73140 54 DOA 12370 02 010114 C.P. STARLANES CO., LTD. 98 Moo. 14 Nonghieng Sub-District, Panatnikhom District, Chonburi 20140 55 DOA 12700 01 010117 FRESH PARTNERS FRUIT AND 212 Moo.6 Krubyai Sub-District, Banpong District, VEGETABLES CO., LTD. Ratchaburi 70190 56 DOA 12370 04 010120 BANGKOK PRIVATE CO., LTD. 11/123-125 Moo. 5 Kookot Sub-District, Lumlukka District, Pathumthani 12130 57 DOA 12700 01 010126 PWK ELITE PERFECTION 16/9 Moo. 18 Khukhot Sub-District, Lamlukka GROUP CO., LTD. District, Pathumthani 12130 58 DOA 12370 04 010131 KING FRESH FARM CO., LTD. 26/26, 26/27,26/28 Moo. 4 Bang Nam Chuet Sub- District, Muang District, Samutsakhon 74000 59 DOA 12700 09 010133 ALWAYS FRESH INTERTRADE 25/10 Moo. 8 Soi Thepkunchorn 2, CO., LTD. Thepkunchorn 2 Rd., Klongnueng Sub-District, Klongluang District, Pathumthani 12120 60 DOA 12700 09 010135 THAI INGREDIENTS COMPANY 87/6 Moo. 5 Khaerai Sub-District, Krathumban LIMITED District, Samutsakhon 74110 61 DOA 12700 09 010136 THAI PATANA FOODS LIMITED 37 Moo. 5 Theparath Sub-District, Banpho PARTNERSHIP District, Chachoengsao 24140 62 DOA 12700 09 010138 BLUEJAY ORIENTAL FOODS 98/47 Moo. 2 Rangsit-Nakhonnayok Rd., (THAILAND) CO., LTD. Baungnumruk Sub-District, Thanyaburi District, Pathumthani 12110 63 DOA 12700 09 010139 H&Q INTERNATIONAL IMPORT 355/795 Moo. 15 Soi Pattana 4 Khukhot Sub- EXPORT LTD., PART. District, Lumlukka District, Pathumthani 12130 64 DOA 12700 03 010140 SIAM FRESH ENTERPRISE CO., 9 Soi Krungthepkritha 37 (Yeak 4/1) Thap Chang LTD. Sub-District, Sapansoong District, Bangkok 10250 65 DOA 12700 03 010141 INTERNATIONAL FRUITS 29 Moo. 5 Rangpikul Sub-District, Kamphang- (BANGKOK) CO., LTD. Saen District, Nakhonpathom 73140 66 DOA 12700 09 010152 S.A.B. TRADING CO., LTD. 177 Songpol Rd., Sanamchan Sub-District, Muang District, Nakhonpathom 73000 67 DOA 12700 09 010155 L.J.H. TRADING CO., LTD. 19/19 Moo. 2 Bangtoey Sub-District, Sampran District, Nakhonpathom 73110 68 DOA 12700 07 120157 THAI AGRI FOODS PUBLIC 16/5 Moo. 4 Muangjee Sub-District, Muang COMPANY LIMITED District, Lamphun 51000 69 DOA 30000 99 010158 MRS. PRAPASSORN SUKASEM 139 Moo. 3 Donphai Sub-District, Damneunsaduak District, Ratchaburi 70130 70 DOA 50000 99 010162 TIPCO BIOTECH CO., LTD. 107 Moo. 5 Klongwan Sub-District, Mueang District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77000 71 DOA 17000 02 120168 RIXING (THAILAND) CO., LTD. 64/5-6 Moo. 9 Banchong Sub-District, Phanomsarakham District, Chachoengsao 24120 72 DOA 50000 99 010169 DAMRONG CHAI FRUIT CO., 45/1 Moo.
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