Import Cream Style Corn — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Thailand

Cream Style Corn is a ready‑to‑use sweet corn product prepared from handpicked golden‑yellow kernels. The corn is processed to retain a creamy texture and natural sweetness, making it suitable as a side dish or ingredient. Each batch complies with export quality regulations and is packaged for bulk supply.

In the canned and frozen corn market, typical moisture content ranges from 70 % to 80 % and kernel length averages 8‑10 mm. Standard packaging formats include 400 g cans and 500 g frozen bags, both offering a shelf life of 12‑18 months when stored correctly. The product is commonly graded as “selected” based on uniform colour and minimal broken kernels. ISO and FSSAI certifications are routinely applied to this commodity, providing assurance of food safety.

Food manufacturers, restaurant chains and catering services use this corn in soups, salads, casseroles and as a topping. The supplier offers flexible minimum order quantities and can ship under FOB or CIF terms. Buyers should request the latest certification copies and a sample batch before confirming a large purchase. Payment is typically arranged through a letter of credit or advance payment, subject to negotiation.

C.P. Intertrade Co., Ltd. operates from 89 Aia Capital Center Tower, Ratchadapisek Road, Dindaeng, Bangkok 10400, Thailand. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier and holds a harbor trust tier, indicating a verified trade profile within the platform. Although the response rate is recorded as 0 %, the supplier’s address and tier status provide a concrete point of contact for B2B enquiries.

The supplier’s listing highlights flexible minimum order quantities and the ability to ship under FOB or CIF terms, which can accommodate a range of import volumes. No specific production capacity or lead‑time is disclosed, so buyers should request these details directly. The presence of ISO and FSSAI certifications suggests adherence to recognised food safety standards, but copies of the certificates should be obtained before finalising a contract.