Rice treated with E‑Beam A flood map updated daily
RISE PLUS produces Baan Yen Rice and products across its group, and makes RP Map available for everyone to check floods free of charge.
Skip to the flood mapBaan Yen Rice in 45, 15 and 5 kg bagskg
E‑Beam
Baan Yen Rice, treated with E‑Beam
Thai rice treated with E‑Beam, with no chemicals used, in 45, 15 and 5 kg bags.
- Hom Mali, premium
- Hom Mali, value
- Hom Changwat, premium
- Lueang On
- Sao Hai
- Khiao Ngu sticky rice
More than Baan Yen Rice
- Plus+ rice
- Riceberry, RD43 and brown rice in 1 kg bags
- MSG
- 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg packs, sold by the case
- Snacks
- Tang Tang and Kiao Pop in several flavours
- Tobi skincare
- Order through TikTok and Shopee
Track rice paddies from satellite imagery
SAT‑R uses satellite imagery to track rice paddies and show when rice in each subdistrict is nearing harvest, helping us plan rice purchases for when the crop reaches the market.
- Rice-field area tracked
- 53.57 million rai
- Coverage
- 5,130 subdistricts in 62 provinces
- Update cycle
- Twice a month
Today’s flood map, open to everyone
A single map brings together data from GISTDA, the Hydro-Informatics Institute, the Royal Irrigation Department and Bangkok. It is updated daily and requires no sign-up.
Data points the way.
When floods occur, we use RP Map to identify affected areas, then deliver Baan Yen Rice directly to people affected.
Rice reaches people.
Request a quote or talk with us
Prices depend on the product, pack size and quantity. Our team will email you a quote.