anybody know what the current price paid by the dealers per rai, or kilo, for cassava, collected from farm ?

30% starch; depending on location, B 2.45

No starch, B 1.95

Prices on their way down, sell now.

In my area of Chayaphoum they don't test for starch but the price for tubors is now down to 2.15/kilo. Last year it was about 3.00. They cut 10% from those for supposed dirt content.

One of the reasons for a low price this year seems to be the lack of Chinese demand as they can buy cleaner better quality and cheaper from other countries. I have heard from multiple sources that some of the Thai exporters have been adding dirt thus shooting themselves in the foot. Classic Thai business strategy.

In my area of Chayaphoum they don't test for starch but the price for tubors is now down to 2.15/kilo. Last year it was about 3.00. They cut 10% from those for supposed dirt content.

One of the reasons for a low price this year seems to be the lack of Chinese demand as they can buy cleaner better quality and cheaper from other countries. I have heard from multiple sources that some of the Thai exporters have been adding dirt thus shooting themselves in the foot. Classic Thai business strategy.

We do not grow cassava ,but a lot is grown in this area,2-3 growers I have spoke to say the same thing ,low export market .

Here in Lopburi ,buyers are paying 1.75 Bart/kg, ,round here most is chipped and dried ,some is loaded on to trucks and taken to starch plants .

One time of day Thailand was the biggest suppler of cassava going to Europe via Rotterdam, for animal feed , how things change .

30% starch; depending on location, B 2.45

No starch, B 1.95

Prices on their way down, sell now.

thanks for the response

In my area of Chayaphoum they don't test for starch but the price for tubors is now down to 2.15/kilo. Last year it was about 3.00. They cut 10% from those for supposed dirt content.

One of the reasons for a low price this year seems to be the lack of Chinese demand as they can buy cleaner better quality and cheaper from other countries. I have heard from multiple sources that some of the Thai exporters have been adding dirt thus shooting themselves in the foot. Classic Thai business strategy.

cheers for the info

My wife was getting 2 Bahts a kilo a few weeks ago in Isaan...

My wife was getting 2 Bahts a kilo a few weeks ago in Isaan...

Drove past a big buyer this morning , buying at 1.65Bart/kg ,chipping and drying.

My wife before the new year got 5.2/kilo for dried chipped, yesterday she got 4.7, fortunately it was the last of it.

Does anyone know the price now?

In Isan (Kalasin)

Edited May 31, 201610 yr by lj cm

Just sold about 100 tons in Soeng Sang for 2.55 B - 2.45 B

The no starch places rob you, down to 1.25 today.

Edited June 1, 201610 yr by soidog2