Eight Baan Yen Rice products
Three sizes: 45, 15 and 5 kg. Prices depend on the product and the number of sacks.
Hom Mali jasmine rice, premium
Rice aged 4 to 5 months
Hom Mali jasmine rice, value
Rice aged 4 to 5 months
Hom Changwat, premium
- Hom Pathum rice, aged
Hom Pathum rice, aged
Suphan Buri; rice aged 5 to 6 months
- Hom Pathum rice, new crop
Hom Pathum rice, new crop
Nakhon Pathom; rice aged 2 to 3 months
Lueang On rice
Sao Hai rice
Khiao Ngu sticky rice, premium
Mid-year crop
Baan Yen Rice
- Helps reduce microbes Electron beam
- No chemicals
- Helps eliminate weevils
What E‑Beam does for rice
A high-energy electron beam passes through the rice for a short time to help eliminate insects, insect eggs and microorganisms, without high heat or chemicals.
- Irradiation site TNDT E‑Beam Centre, Rayong Province
- Helps eliminate weevils, weevil eggs, mould and microorganisms
- Uses no fumigants or high heat
- The E‑Beam process uses no fumigants
- Taste, aroma and texture Remain unchanged
- Produced under GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) and HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points), and in accordance with Thai Food and Drug Administration requirements
About E‑Beam
Baan Yen Rice undergoes electron-beam processing at the E‑Beam Centre of Thai Nondestructive Testing PCL (TNDT) in Rayong Province.
What is an electron beam?
An accelerator uses electricity to speed up electrons to high energy and sends them through rice moving on a conveyor. It uses no radioactive material, and when the machine is switched off, it emits no radiation.
How does the beam eliminate weevils?
The beam’s energy damages the genetic material of insects, their eggs and microorganisms, so they cannot continue to grow or reproduce.
Does the rice retain radiation?
There is no residual radiation. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) states that irradiation does not increase radioactivity in food and leaves no residues.
Taste and nutritional value
Irradiation transfers energy through the food without changing its temperature, helping preserve its nutritional value, taste and overall quality.
How does Thai law regulate this?
The Ministry of Public Health notification on irradiated food permits electron beams with energy up to 10 million electron volts and a total dose of no more than 10 kilograys, and requires labels to state that the food has been irradiated, along with its purpose, symbol and irradiation date.
The TNDT E‑Beam Centre
Irradiation is monitored in real time throughout the process. An automatically controlled conveyor keeps the dose consistent, and the food line is separated from medical-device equipment.
SAT‑R rice calendar by subdistrict
SAT‑R tracks rice fields using satellite imagery and shows which subdistricts are nearing harvest, helping plan rice purchasing at the right time.
- Rice-field area tracked 53.57 million rai
- Coverage 5,130 subdistricts in 62 provinces
- Update cycle Twice a month
- Satellite data from the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA)
Plus+ rice in 1 kg bags
Riceberry, RD43 and brown rice for people who want an alternative to white rice.
Riceberry Plus+
Riceberry rice
RD43 Plus+
RD43 rice
Brown Rice Plus+
Brown rice
Seasonings, snacks and skincare
Made from selected corn starch to international quality standards, with fine crystals that dissolve quickly. Available in 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg sachets.
Cream-cheese truffle and jaew hon flavours.
Grilled squid and jaew hon flavours.
Sold by the bottle
For households, shops and hotels
- Restaurants, hotels and central kitchens
- 45 kg sacks; prices depend on the quantity ordered, with standards documentation
- Shops and distributors
- Rice, MSG and snacks sold by the case or sack; our sales team supports your shop
- Households
- Baan Yen Rice in 5 kg bags and Plus+ rice in 1 kg bags
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