Cassava Chips

Dried Cassava Chips from Thailand

SPG coordinates Thai cassava chip supply for qualified importers and processors. We match enquiries to available producers based on intended use, specification, required volume, packing and destination.

Dried cassava chips from Thailand for feed and starch processing

Who this is for

  • Compound-feed manufacturers
  • Starch and glucose processors
  • Ethanol and fermentation industries
  • Agricultural commodity traders and re-exporters

What to include in your enquiry

Chip specification, sizing and foreign-matter tolerance differ between producers and between crop periods. We match your intended use to a producer whose available grade fits it, rather than quoting a single blanket specification.

  1. Intended use: feed, starch, ethanol or other processing
  2. Moisture and starch requirements
  3. Chip size and foreign-matter tolerance
  4. Required monthly volume
  5. Bulk or bagged shipment
  6. Inspection requirements
  7. Destination port and Incoterm

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between cassava chips and pellets for my mill?

Chips are dried root slices; pellets are compressed and generally denser, which affects handling, storage and freight economics. The right choice depends on your intake equipment, storage and formulation — we can discuss both against your requirement.

Can chips be shipped in bulk?

Bulk and bagged options both exist depending on the producer, volume and destination terminal. Confirm your discharge and handling capability in the enquiry.

Buyer enquiries

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We review business enquiries and normally respond within one business day. A quotation can only be issued after confirming the required specification, quantity, destination and supplier availability.