Tapioca Residue Pellet, Tapioca Pellet, Tapioca Chip

About Us

Chaicharoen Exproduce Co., LTD is a well-established company known for its reliability and highquality in manufacturing and exporting Tapioca products since 1972.

What is Tapioca ?

Tapioca (or Cassava) is a tuberous plant cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions. Tapioca root contains carbohydrates which can be widely used for human consumption, animal feeds, and industrial purposes. With the focus on animal feed industry, our company’s main products are Tapioca Residue Pellets, Tapioca Pellets and Tapioca Chips.

Main Tapioca Products

Tapioca Residue Pellet

Tapioca Residue Pellet, Tapioca Starch

Tapioca Chip

Tapioca Chip is made from Tapioca Roots. After harvested, the roots are chopped either by hands or machines, and sundried. Local feed mills and farms in Thailand use tapioca chips in their f...

Tapioca Pellet

Tapioca Pellet or Tapioca Hard Pellet is made from Tapioca Chips. While Tapioca Chip is cheaper due to no cost of production, Tapioca Pellet has some advantages to be considered. 1. Uniform...

Reliability and Quality of Tapioca Products

Having 40 years of industry experience, we are confident in supplying reliable and high-quality Tapioca products.

Our Tapioca Products

GMP+ HACCP Standard

Our Tapioca Residue Pellets and Tapioca Pellets are certified with GMP+ to ensure product safety and quality control.

Competitive Location

Located near the main ports, our company exports Tapioca products to customers worldwide efficiently.

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Tapioca Products Uses for Animal Feeds

Tapioca roots contain edible carbohydrates which animals can consume. However, the roots also naturally contain hydrogen cyanide (HCN) which is toxic for human and animal consumption. Necessary steps such as peeling, drying, and heating are required to reduce the cyanide before uses.

Tapioca has been widely used for variety of animal feeds such as poultry, pig, and cattle feeds. Starch content in Tapioca products ranges from 45% (Tapioca Residue Pellets) to 65-68% (Tapioca Pellets and Tapioca Chips). Depending on nutrition requirements and commodity prices, substituting other carbohydrate materials (such as corn, rice, wheat, etc.) with tapioca can reduce costs effectively and still maintain animal’s growth.

Consumers with concerns regarding GMO plants can consider Tapioca as an alternative. Thailand’s Tapioca is non-GMO, meaning no genetical modification involved. For more information about Thailand Tapioca products, please watch this short video by Thailand’s Department of Foreign Trade: