Top 10 Local Brands In Thailand

[kkengvibul]

Does anyone know where i can find the top 10 local brands in THailand?

if not, please feel free to leave your own top 10! (could be companies like AIS or CP....or even hospitals like Bangkok Hospital) << i need it for one of my classes

your help would be appreciated!

[johnh101]

No 1 Mama Noodles

[satu]

SOY COWBOY

[Artisan]

No. 2 Lipovitan-D (or "Lipo").......the "classic" energy drink of the baht bus, tuk tuk and taxi drivers of Thailand.

[Sing_Sling]

PT

Red Bull

Chang

True

Thai Airways

[Artisan]

PT

Red Bull

Chang

True

Thai Airways

Hi Sing_Sling, your signature "English cuisine and English women - the foundation of a great seafarer nation! :-)"..........very funny but very true. Thank you.

[Sing_Sling]

PT

Red Bull

Chang

True

Thai Airways

Hi Sing_Sling, your signature "English cuisine and English women - the foundation of a great seafarer nation! :-)"..........very funny but very true. Thank you.

But we don't want to offend our English friends too much, do we?!

[OldAsiaHand]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

[terry57]

rambuttri street,

green spot,

paragon shopping centre,

M.B.K. and the 3rd floor full of telephones,

noodle soup,

cow moo dang,

georgous looking thai girls ( thats definitely a brand of los )

soi dogs.

[Artisan]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

I think that "Local Brands" and 'domestic brands' are one and the same.

Edited September 26, 2006 by Artisan

[Sing_Sling]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

I think that "Local Brands" and 'domestic brands' are one and the same.

Agree . . . brand is brand. I would think that Thai Airways and Red Bull would be more widely known than Jim Thompson.

[Farma]

The Business in Asia website has an article referring to the Superbrands Council for Thailand who produced lists of the top 10 brands for Thailand. The Superbrands web site now appears to have been abandoned.

From http://www.business-in-asia.com/thai_brands.html

Past Thai winners of Superbrand status include local Thai brands such as Malee, Tipco, Baby Mild, Jet, PTT, Dusit Thani and The Oriental Bangkok.

This years recognition also includes an equal mix in the top 10 most recognized brands of both international and local brands. The five local brands are AIS, Bangkok Hospital, Bumrungrad Hospital, Naraya and Pompui. The international brands in the top 10 in Thailand are AIA, Bupa Blue Cross, KFC, McDonald's and Pepsi.

[Artisan]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

In terms of international recognition, my humble opinion is that "Jim Thompson" is not well known outside of Thailand. Even now, when friends or relatives visit me here for the first time, "Jim Thompson" results in a blank look from them. However, when they see Chang beer they associate it immediately with UK football sponsorship. Singha beer also, as it is readily available in the UK. Thai International Airways is a name which is well known to them, obviously as they sometimes fly with that airline.

I think that a person has to come to Thailand first before the name "Jim Thompson" means anything....or maybe the company's marketing strategy doesn't extend to the shores of the UK.

[phibunmike]

Red Bull

Chang

Hom Mali (or other) Thai fragrant rice

Sangsom

[kkengvibul]

thanks alot for the replies guys!...

keep them coming, if possible!

[Donz]

Ansel (is that Thai)

[Maizefarmer]

Thailands biggest brandnames - difficult to say. It comes down to what each person is thinking of the sector that they are most exposed to (i.e. clothing brands, food brands, car brands ect ect) , but across the board, the most primnent brandname in Thailand is TOYOTA, followed verly closely by COKE and PEPSI COLA.

Then comes SONY and NIKE ............. and after that, well I guess we could debate that all nite.

OH - that is based in AC NIELSEN market research - I have a farng friend who works for them and have just phoned him. AC NIELSEN should know.

Tim

[Sing_Sling]

Thailands biggest brandnames - difficult to say. It comes down to what each person is thinking of the sector that they are most exposed to (i.e. clothing brands, food brands, car brands ect ect) , but across the board, the most primnent brandname in Thailand is TOYOTA, followed verly closely by COKE and PEPSI COLA.

Then comes SONY and NIKE ............. and after that, well I guess we could debate that all nite.

OH - that is based in AC NIELSEN market research - I have a farng friend who works for them and have just phoned him. AC NIELSEN should know.

Tim

Maizefarmer, I believe the OP was asking for local brands:

Does anyone know where i can find the top 10 local brands in THailand?

[kkengvibul]

one more question!...

Is Red Bull actually Thai??

Krating Dang is Thai but Red Bull was founded by Dietrich Mateschitz...???

[TripsIsForKids]

one more question!...

Is Red Bull actually Thai??

Krating Dang is Thai but Red Bull was founded by Dietrich Mateschitz...???

Kind of. The Red Bull corporation is Austrian, however the recipe is Thai. Dietrich Mateschitz traveled to thailand and discovered the drink, he then made some minor adjustments before he branded it his own. The headquarters of the Red Bull corp, which still is a privately owned company, are located in Fuschl am See, Austria.

hope that clears some stuff up

-trips

ps. im a long tme board reader but this was my first post

[englishoak]

Singha

M150

Sunsilk

Toyota

7/11

Tesco/Lotus

Honda

[kayo]

one more question!...

Is Red Bull actually Thai??

Krating Dang is Thai but Red Bull was founded by Dietrich Mateschitz...???

Kind of. The Red Bull corporation is Austrian, however the recipe is Thai. Dietrich Mateschitz traveled to thailand and discovered the drink, he then made some minor adjustments before he branded it his own. The headquarters of the Red Bull corp, which still is a privately owned company, are located in Fuschl am See, Austria.

hope that clears some stuff up

-trips

ps. im a long tme board reader but this was my first post

bTW

Thaivisa.com Top brand

Edited September 26, 2006 by kayo

[Maizefarmer]

Thailands biggest brandnames - difficult to say. It comes down to what each person is thinking of the sector that they are most exposed to (i.e. clothing brands, food brands, car brands ect ect) , but across the board, the most primnent brandname in Thailand is TOYOTA, followed verly closely by COKE and PEPSI COLA.

Then comes SONY and NIKE ............. and after that, well I guess we could debate that all nite.

OH - that is based in AC NIELSEN market research - I have a farng friend who works for them and have just phoned him. AC NIELSEN should know.

Tim

Maizefarmer, I believe the OP was asking for local brands:

Does anyone know where i can find the top 10 local brands in THailand?

Can you clarify what you mean buy local brand - do you mean brands/products that are exclusive to Thailand and/or are written in Thai - because in that case their are consumer products the average farang would never realise were significant brand names unless he lived here or could speak/read Thai.

Whats got me here is that I have always considered TOYOTA to be local - and so do most Thai's after all Thailand is Toyota's largest manufactring plant in the world (as far as pick ups go that is).

So what do mean by Thai (brandname)?

Tim

[farangconnection]

These are the things asked for most in my shop in Thai shop in England

1.Thai Rice

2.Thai chillies

3. Kaffir Lime leaves

4. Fish sauce

5. Mama noodles

6. Thai recipe books

7. Lemon grass

8. Thai silk

9. Durian

10. Singha beer

[OldAsiaHand]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

I think that "Local Brands" and 'domestic brands' are one and the same.

Then you think wrong.

Some brands created locally here in Thailand might be well known domestically in Thailand, others might be well known internationally. Those are not 'one and the same' thing.

[Ta22]

Reading this topic , i find that the top 10 brand in thai is listed in thepoint of NON thai .

you should try more local thinking then thsoe you see at bar or what you ate at a resturant .

to state a few ( i hope i spell or least make it sound alike .

1. Sum Mae kuwa ( the local brand of can food and seasoning with 3 lady on it ( sardine fish eg. )

2. Milo . ( coco drink - many people grow up drinking it )

3. oishi green tea ( famous from the 1 million bath lucky draw it conducted )

4. Mama ( everybody ate it before if yu had not you should try is a cheap alt )

5.ka ra bow dang ( the country folk song singer who sell energy drink like redbull . )

( local cocktail " very famous " " Lao cow ka ra bow dang " rice wine with energy drink - everyone thai know but is a very dangerous mixture that make you really high )

6. the usual car brand is commonly know . like Toyota , honda , benz , BMW .

but .. " VIGO " is doing well and people call iI VIGO instead of it brand ,

7. Siang purd yu ( thai medicine oil - the one with a old man . and funny commercial on movie . of chinese kungfu )

8. Ya PARA ( paracetomol )

9 . FISHO ( dry fish snack )

10. LAY Chip

wanted to list more . but this are amount the major household name .

i can figure upon ask anyone . - Is not in ORDER . just random ranking may defer with diffrent person

[Sing_Sling]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

I think that "Local Brands" and 'domestic brands' are one and the same.

Then you think wrong.

Some brands created locally here in Thailand might be well known domestically in Thailand, others might be well known internationally. Those are not 'one and the same' thing.

Subtle as a sledgehammer and as well-mannered as usual.

Thank you for the marketing lesson, though quite unnecessary - the OP asked:

Does anyone know where i can find the top 10 local brands in THailand?

IN Thailand. Does that suggest in Buttram, Oregon to you?

And they are one and the same thing. A brand is a brand, unless you are chaging the face of advertising. That certain brands are better known outside their on country than insiede or vice versa is fairly clear and logical and has notbhing to do with Thailand as such, it is the case in every country that produces their own goods.

Not quite sure why you are so confrontational, but it must feel good the be to sure about yourself and your opinions and thoughts.

Possibly you can feel that way as well one day.

[jdinasia]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

top 10 LOCAL brands IN Thailand

[Sing_Sling]

Jim Thompson is probably the best know retail brand, at least internationally. Is that what you mean, or are you talking about domestic brands? There's a considerable difference.

top 10 LOCAL brands IN Thailand

Careful, JD, he will point his gun at you and tell you in no uncertain terms that:

Then you think wrong

[Cpt_M0ney_Sh0t]

Don't forget M.K.! You know they make bank no matter where they open up.