Betagro, of Bangkok, raises the animals, processes the meat and makes sausages and ready meals; its flagship brands are BETAGRO, S-Pure and ITOHAM. CGC Global represents Betagro. Start with the market: we will say whether we can supply the brand there, and on what terms.
Betagro Public Company Limited describes itself as a leading integrated food company in Thailand, serving customers at home and in more than 30 international markets. Its chain takes in feed, animal health and livestock farming, then meat, eggs and fish, then processed foods and pet food.
It says its production runs under its own Betagro Quality Management system.
Pork, chicken, fish, duck and eggs; sausages, ham and bacon; ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat meals, among them Thai basil pork with rice and Panang chicken curry.
Pork, chicken and eggs, which Betagro presents as its premium brand. The company says the animals are raised without antibiotics, and cites NSF certification for it.
Sausages, ham and bacon, with Arabiki wieners as the signature. Betagro describes the brand as made with its own pork, to recipes from Japan.
CGC Global represents Betagro. Supply is agreed market by market, and so are the terms.
Orders for Thai goods run through our Bangkok hub. Betagro’s food is sold fresh and frozen, so an order would travel under cold chain from the factory to the destination.
Customs clearance, and the certifications and labelling the destination requires, are part of the export service.
For retail chains, wholesalers and importers
Betagro sells to retail and to food service. Tell us the market, the category (sausages and ham, ready meals, meat or eggs) and which of the two you buy for. Orders start at a full container, 20′ or 40′.
Send a Betagro enquiryBoth. Feed came first, in 1967, and the company still makes it. For a food buyer the part that matters is its consumer food business: fresh and frozen chicken, pork and eggs, processed meats and ready-to-eat meals.
Yes. B-FOODS is its brand of sausages and processed foods; newer names include La Comida, for ready-to-eat charcuterie, and Meatly.
By its own account, yes: export is one of the channels it lists for its food. Whether we can supply it in your market is a separate question, and the one we answer.
Say whether you buy for retail or for food service.
