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Avocado

Tak Province, Northern Thailand

Hass delivers the dark-skinned, nutty richness global buyers trust. PLOOK tracks dry matter development through the final growth weeks, predicting harvest readiness 10–14 days in advance.

Origin

Tak Province · 800–1,000 masl

Fruit weight

180–280 g

Dry matter

23–26%

Skin colour (ripe)

Dark purple-black

Texture

Creamy, rich, nutty

Harvest season

February – May

Shelf life

14–21 days at 5–7°C

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Mango

Chiang Mai & Suphanburi

Nam Dok Mai — “flower water” — is Thailand’s most prized export mango. Fibre-free, thin-skinned, and extraordinarily fragrant, it demands precise harvest timing to deliver its full aromatic potential.

Variety

Nam Dok Mai Si Thong

Brix at harvest

18–22°

Fruit weight

250–350 g

Fibre content

Fibre-free

Aroma profile

Floral, jasmine note, complex

Harvest season

March – May

Shelf life

10–14 days at 13°C

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Coconut

Banphaeo, Samut Sakhon

Nam Hom — “fragrant water” — is not a marketing claim. The natural jasmine-floral aroma of this coconut is unique to one place: the tidal lowlands of Banphaeo, where alluvial clay soil carries mild natural salinity from the Tha Chin River basin.

Variety

Nam Hom Aromatic Dwarf

Origin

Banphaeo, Samut Sakhon · GI Protected

Water volume

300–400 ml per fruit

Brix

6–8° (peak at 7–8 months)

Aroma profile

Jasmine-floral, clean finish, crystal clear water

Harvest maturity

6–8 months from fruit set

Shelf life

14–21 days refrigerated (whole fruit)

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Vanilla

Vanilla planifolia · Khao Yai, Nakhon Ratchasima

Khao Yai's elevation brings cool nights of 15–22°C — rare in tropical Thailand, essential for vanilla. Granmonte, Thailand's largest vanilla operation, spent 10 years perfecting hand-pollination, vine training, and traditional curing before producing a bean that rivals Madagascar.

Variety

Vanilla planifolia (Bourbon type)

Origin

Khao Yai, Nakhon Ratchasima · 400–800 masl

Vanillin content

Grade A: ≥ 2.0% · Grade B: 1.5–1.9%

Bean length

Grade A: 16 cm+ · Grade B: 13–15 cm

Moisture content

25–38% (cured)

Curing method

Traditional sun-sweat-shade · 4–6 months

Aroma profile

Deep floral, creamy, woody base — no off-odour

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Lemon

Chiang Mai & Suphanburi

Description and specs to be added.

Specifications coming soon.

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