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รายชื่อผู้ประกอบการมาตรฐาน Act-Ifoam 27 เมษายน 2563 อกั ษรยอ่ / Abbreviation for scope: A; Aquaculture F; Crop Production รายชอื่ ผปู้ ระกอบการมาตรฐาน ACT-IFOAM 27 เมษายน 2563 G; Grower Group; P; Processing, Certified ACT-IFOAM Operator Update on 27 April 2020 T; Trading. 1 Rai = 1,600 sqm. W; Wild harvesting ร น ท มำตรฐำนทไี่ ดร้ ับกำรรับรอง พนื้ ทรี่ ับรอง (ไร)่ ก ว of ภ ื่ ร รหัส ชอ ทอี่ ยู่ น ผลติ ภณั ฑท์ ไี่ ดร้ บั รบั รอง ผูต้ ดิ ตอ่ เ Applicable Standard ต Organic Acreage ำ ะ โทรศพั ท์ Tel/ email จ ร ษ Code Name Address Scope Organic Certified Products ACT อนิ ทรยี ์ ปรับเปลยี่ น Contact person Org ก ป IFOAM EU COR number เ Priv. Incon. 301 7,870 170 226 111 2 700,323.12 17,280.55 000142 สหกรณ์กรนี เนท จ ำกัด 6 ซ.พบิ ลู ยอ์ ปุ ถัมภ-์ วัฒนำนเิ วศน ์ 7 PT ผลติ ภัณฑข์ ำ้ ว, ผลติ ภัณฑม์ ะพรำ้ ว IFOAM EU COR คณุ บญุ จริ ำ ตันเรอื ง 02-277 9380-1, 02-277 OC Green Net Cooperative ถนนสทุ ธสิ ำร แขวงสำมเสนนอก เขต ถั่วเหลอื ง และผลติ ภัณฑอ์ ำหำร Ms.Boonjira 9654 Ltd. หว้ ยขวำง กรงุ เทพฯ 10310 แปรรปู Tanrueng [email protected] 6 Soi Piboon Uppatam- Wattana rice products, coconut products, Nivej 7, Suthisarn Road, Huay- soybean and processed food Kwang, Bangkok THAILAND products 001844 Thai Organic Food Co., 976/17 ถนนรมิ คลองสำมเสน แขวง FP EU,COR: ผัก ผลไม ้สมนุ ไพร IFOAM EU COR 60.00 กำนต ์ ฤทธขิ์ จร 095-665 4965 OC Ltd. บำงกะปิ เขตหว้ ยขวำง กรงุ เทพฯ 10320 ดอกไม ้และผลติ ภัณฑอ์ ำหำรแปรรปู Mr. Kaan [email protected] บรษิ ัท ไทยออแกนนคิ ฟ้ดู 976/17 Rimklongsamsen road, IFOAM: น ้ำปลำ Ridkachorn จ ำกัด Bangkapi, Huaykwang, Bangkok EU,COR: vegetables, fruits, 10320 THAILAND herbs, flowers and processed food products IFOAM:Fish sauce 001944 นำงสำวปิยพันธ ์ พนิ ธพุ ันธ์ 29/166 เมอื งทองธำน ี ม.9 แจง้ วัฒนะ F ผัก และผลไม ้ IFOAM EU 34.00 นำงสำวปิยพันธ ์ 02-503 4219, OC Ms. Piyaphan บำงพดู ปำกเกร็ด นนทบรุ ี 11120 vegetables and fruits พนิ ธพุ ันธ์ 081-776 1238 Phinthuphan 29/166 Mungnthongtani, Moo9 Ms. Piyaphan Chaengwattana Rd., Bang Phut, Phinthuphan [email protected] Pak Kret, Nonthaburi 11120 Thailand 002244 นำงสำวพสิ มัย รัตนพลที 49 หม ู่ 17 ต.โคกปรง อ.วเิ ชยี รบรุ ี จ. F ขำ้ ว และพชื ไร่ IFOAM EU COR 38.00 นำงสำวพสิ มัย รัต 085-753 9004 OC Ms. Pissamai Rattanapolti เพชรบรู ณ์ 67130 Field crops นพลที 49 Moo 17, Tambon Kokprong, Ms. Pissamai [email protected] Wichianburi, Petchaboon 67130 Rattanapolti THAILAND 002744 สหกรณ์เกษตรอนิ ทรยี ์ 88 หม ู่ 7 ต.แกใหญ ่ อ.เมอื ง จ.สรุ นิ ทร์ GP 113 ขำ้ ว พชื ไร ่ และผลติ ภัณฑข์ ำ้ ว IFOAM EU COR 13,452.33 ปฏพิ ัทธ ์ จ ำมี 081-7180912 OC กองทนุ ขำ้ วสรุ นิ ทร ์ จ ำกัด 88 Moo 7, Tambon Kaeyai, Muang, (ขำ้ วสำร) Mr.Patipat Rice Fund Surin Organic Surin THAILAND rice, field crops and rice Jamme [email protected], Agriculture Cooperative, products (milled rice) [email protected] Ltd ACT Organic Certifed ACT-IFOAM operatos 27 April 2020 www.actorganic-cert.or.th | 025800934,029526677 |[email protected] Page 1/27 อกั ษรยอ่ / Abbreviation for scope: A; Aquaculture F; Crop Production รายชอื่ ผปู้ ระกอบการมาตรฐาน ACT-IFOAM 27 เมษายน 2563 G; Grower Group; P; Processing, Certified ACT-IFOAM Operator Update on 27 April 2020 T; Trading. 1 Rai = 1,600 sqm. W; Wild harvesting ร น ท มำตรฐำนทไี่ ดร้ ับกำรรับรอง พนื้ ทรี่ ับรอง (ไร)่ ก ว of ภ ื่ ร รหัส ชอ ทอี่ ยู่ น ผลติ ภณั ฑท์ ไี่ ดร้ บั รบั รอง ผูต้ ดิ ตอ่ เ Applicable Standard ต Organic Acreage ำ ะ โทรศพั ท์ Tel/ email จ ร ษ Code Name Address Scope Organic Certified Products ACT อนิ ทรยี ์ ปรับเปลยี่ น Contact person Org ก ป IFOAM EU COR number เ Priv. Incon. 002944 กลมุ่ เกษตรกรท ำนำ นำโส ่ 57 หม ู่ 2 ต.นำโส ่ อ.กดุ ชมุ จ.ยโสธร GP 264 ขำ้ ว และผลติ ภัณฑข์ ำ้ ว (ขำ้ วสำร) IFOAM EU COR 6,799.45 คณุ ชธุ มิ ำ มว่ งมั่น, 045 979825, OC (ชมรมรักษ์ธรรมชำต)ิ 35140 Rice and rice products คณุ มำณชิ รำ ทอง 081 760 4891 Nasoe Farmer Group 57 Moo 2, Tambon Nasoe, นอ้ ย Network (Nature Care Kudchum, Yasothorn 35140 Mrs. Chutima [email protected], Club) THAILAND Muangmun, Manichara [email protected] Thongnoi 004245 โครงกำรเกษตรอนิ ทรยี ์ 6 ซ.วัฒนำนเิ วศน7์ ถ.สทุ ธสิ ำร, สำม G 111 ขำ้ ว เมล็ดมะมว่ งหมิ พำนต ์ และ IFOAM EU COR 2,127.00 คณุ สำคร แววบตุ ร 081 – 4006984 OC ยโสธรใต ้ เสนนอก หว้ ยขวำงม กทม. 10310 สมนุ ไพร Mrs. Sakorn สหกรณ์กรนี เนท จ ำกัด 6 SoiWattananiwet 7, Sutthisan Rice, Cashew Nut and Herbs Waewbut [email protected] , South Yasothorn Organic Rd., Samsaen Nok, Huaykwang, [email protected] Agriculture Project, Green Bankok 10310 Net Coperative Ltd. 005045 กลมุ่ เกษตรอนิ ทรยี ม์ ลู นธิ ิ 32/ 7 หม ู่ 12 ถ.ปรำจนี อนุสรณ ์ ต.ทำ่ GP 35 ผัก สมนุ ไพร และสมนุ ไพรแหง้ IFOAM 589.67 สนุ ทร คณู วัฒน์ 089-6782898, 0C รพ.เจำ้ พระยำอภัยภเู บศร งำม อ.เมอื ง จ.ปรำจนี บรุ ี 25000 Vegetables, herbs, fruits and Mr. Soonthon 037-211088-2171, 3152 Organic Project, 32/7 Moo 12, Prajean-Anusorn dried herbs Khunnawat Fax :037-213628 Chaophraya Road, T. Ta-ngam, Muang, Abhaibhubejhr Hospital Prajeanburi 25000 THAILAND [email protected]ท Foundation 006146 นำงกฤษณำ จริ จนิ ดำ (ไร่ 511/600 ซ.จรัญสนทิ วงศ ์ 37 แขวง F ผลไม ้ IFOAM EU 56.00 จริ พันธ ุ์ จริ จนิ ดำ 087-674 4379, 02-418 5141 OC จริ จนิ ดำ)Mrs. Krisana บำงขนุ ศร ี เขตบำงกอกนอ้ ย กรงุ เทพฯ fruits Mr. Chirapun Fax. 02-864 5530 Chirachinda 10700 Chirachinda (Chirachinda Farm) [email protected], 511/600 Charansanitwong 37, [email protected] Bangkhunsri, Bangkoknoi, Bangkok 10700 THAILAND 006746 นำงสำวขวัญยนื โตตำบ 34 ม.2 ต.บำงสที อง อ.บำงกรวย จ. F ผัก และผลไม ้ IFOAM 15.00 นำงสำวขวัญยนื 081-936 8185 OC Ms. Kwanyuen Totaab นนทบรุ ี 11130 vegetables and fruits โตตำบMs. [email protected] 34 Moo 2, Tambon Bangsithong, Kwanyuen Totaab Bangkruai, Nonthaburi 11130 THAILAND 006846 กลมุ่ ชำใบหมอ่ นเกษตร 6 ซอยพบิ ลู ยอ์ ปุ ภัมภ-์ วัฒนำนเิ วศก ์ 7 GP 9 ชำใบหมอ่ นชนดิ ใบและซองพรอ้ มช IFOAM 120.02 1.03 นษิ ฐำ เพย้ จันทกึ 022779380-1 OC อนิ ทรยี ์ สหกรณ์กรนี เนท ถ.สทุ ธสิ ำร หว้ ยขวำง กรงุ เทพฯ Mullbery tea (Leaves and Ms.Nitta 062 - 4520269 จ ำกัด 6 Soi Piboon Uppatam- Wattana Powder) Poeychantuek Organic Mulberry Tea Nivej 7,Suthisarn Road, Huay- [email protected] Group, Green Net Kwang, Bangkok THAILAND Cooperative ACT Organic Certifed ACT-IFOAM operatos 27 April 2020 www.actorganic-cert.or.th | 025800934,029526677 |[email protected] Page 2/27 อกั ษรยอ่ / Abbreviation for scope: A; Aquaculture F; Crop Production รายชอื่ ผปู้ ระกอบการมาตรฐาน ACT-IFOAM 27 เมษายน 2563 G; Grower Group; P; Processing, Certified ACT-IFOAM Operator Update on 27 April 2020 T; Trading. 1 Rai = 1,600 sqm. W; Wild harvesting ร น ท มำตรฐำนทไี่ ดร้ ับกำรรับรอง พนื้ ทรี่ ับรอง (ไร)่ ก ว of ภ ื่ ร รหัส ชอ ทอี่ ยู่ น ผลติ ภณั ฑท์ ไี่ ดร้ บั รบั รอง ผูต้ ดิ ตอ่ เ Applicable Standard ต Organic Acreage ำ ะ โทรศพั ท์ Tel/ email จ ร ษ Code Name Address Scope Organic Certified Products ACT อนิ ทรยี ์ ปรับเปลยี่ น Contact person Org ก ป IFOAM EU COR number เ Priv. Incon. 007646 กลมุ่ เกษตรอนิ ทรยี ส์ นำมชยั 60 หม ู่ 6 ต.คยู ้ ำยหม ี อ.สนำมชยั เขต G 152 ขำ้ วเปลอื ก IFOAM EU COR 3,241.47 พลเู พ็ชร สเี หลอื ง 081-431 6690 OC เขต จ.ฉะเชงิ เทรำ สหกรณ์ จ.ฉะเชงิ เทรำ 24160 paddy rice ออ่ น [email protected] กรนี เนท จ ำกัด 60 Moo 6 Tambol Kooyaimee, Ms.Ploopetch Sanamchaiket Organic Sanamchaiket, Chachoengsao Silueng-on Group, Chachoengsao 24160 THAILAND province, Green Net Cooperative 010047 กลมุ่ พัฒนำเกษตรอนิ ทรยี ์ 6 ซอยพบิ ลู ยอ์ ปุ ภัมภ-์ วัฒนำนเิ วศก ์ 7 G 52 มะพรำ้ ว IFOAM EU COR 1,293.06 นษิ ฐำ เพย้ จันทกึ 022779380-1 OC บำงสะพำน สหกรณ์กรนี เนท ถ.สทุ ธสิ ำร หว้ ยขวำง กรงุ เทพฯ Coconut Ms.Nitta 062 - 4520269 จ ำกัด 6 Soi Piboon Uppatam- Wattana Poeychantuek Organic Agriculture Nivej 7,Suthisarn Road, Huay- [email protected] Development Kwang, Bangkok THAILAND Group,Bangsaphan, Green Net Cooperative 010947 มหำวทิ ยำลัยเทคโนโลยี มหำวทิ ยำลัยเทคโนโลยรี ำชมงคล FP ขำ้ ว และผลติ ภัณฑข์ ำ้ ว (ขำ้ วสำร) IFOAM EU 192.00 ผศ. ชแู สง แพงวัง 080-482 9056 OC รำชมงคลอสี ำน วทิ ยำเขต อสี ำน วทิ ยำเขตสรุ นิ ทร์ rice and rice products (milled ทอง [email protected] สรุ นิ ทร์ 145 หม ู่ 15 ต.นอกเมอื ง อ.เมอื ง จ. rice) Asst.Prof. Rajamangala University สรุ นิ ทร ์ 32000 Choosang of Technology Isan Surin Rajamangala University of Paengwangthong Campus Technology Isan Surin Campus 145 Moo15, Tambon Nokmuang Muang, Surin 3200 THAILAND 013949 บรษิ ัท สธุ ัมบด ี จ ำกัด 137 หม5ู่ ต.ทุ่งสมอ อ.เขำคอ้ จ. FP ผัก ขำ้ ว พชื สมนุ ไพร ผลติ ภัณฑข์ ำ้ ว IFOAM EU 197.75 ธรี วฒุ ิ ป้อมเขต 056-750 0613, OC Suthambodee Co.,Ltd. เพชรบรู ณ์ 67270 ผลติ ภัณฑช์ ำ ผลติ ภัณฑส์ มนุ ไพร Mr. Thirawut 090-157 4596 137 Moo 5 Tambon Thungsamo, และ ผลติ ภัณฑน์ ้ำมันหอมระเหย Pomkhet Khaokho, Phetchaboon 67270 Vegetables, herbs, fruits and info.khaokhoherbary@gmail THAILAND herbal products .com 014449 วสิ ำหกจิ ชมุ ชนขำ้ วคณุ ธรรม 7 หม ู่ 4 ต.หนองค ู G 74 ขำ้ วเปลอื ก ถั่ว ผลไม ้ผักและพชื IFOAM EU COR 1,605.05 นคิ ม เพชรผำ 062-662-1009 OC บำ้ นโนนทรำยงำม อ.เมอื ง จ.ยโสธร 35000 สมนุ ไพร Mr.
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