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Thai Beer Wholesale

Thai beer is a category with two names: Singha and Chang. Both are sourced for European consolidation and are among the most consistently requested Asian lines we quote.

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Brands
2
Beer types
Premium Lager · International Lager
Formats
Can · Bottle
Supply
Pallet · Mixed container · FCL
Consolidation
Netherlands
Stock location
Rotterdam

Thailand beer brands2

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Singha — Pale Lager from Thailand

Singha

Thailand

Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV

Available formats

  • 330 ml bottle
  • 630 ml bottle
  • 320 ml can

Supply

Pallet · Mixed container · FCL

Warehouse
Rotterdam
Chang — Pale Lager from Thailand

Chang

Thailand

Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV

Available formats

  • 320 ml bottle
  • 620 ml bottle
  • 320 ml can

Supply

Pallet · Mixed container · FCL

Warehouse
Rotterdam

Beer types from Thailand

The style groups this origin actually supplies, with the number of listed brands in each.

Packaging formats

Published formats across Thailand lines. Case and pallet configurations differ by brand and are confirmed per SKU before a loading plan is fixed.

Build a mixed beer container

Thailand lines can be consolidated with brands from other origins into a single container loaded in the Netherlands, under one invoice and one documentation set — subject to availability and destination eligibility.

  1. 01Select origins
  2. 02Select brands
  3. 03Select formats
  4. 04Set quantities
  5. 05Confirm pallet and container fit
  6. 06Request consolidated quotation

Sourcing beer from Thailand

Singha, brewed by Boon Rawd since 1933, is the premium position — a fuller-bodied lager with a firmer bitterness than most South-East Asian beers. Chang, from Thai Beverage, is the volume leader in Thailand and sits below Singha on price in most export markets. Buyers supplying Thai restaurant groups almost always take both, because the two brands are not interchangeable in the eyes of the end customer.

For European and African buyers the important commercial point is that Thai beer does not have to come from Thailand. Importer stock is held in the Netherlands and Germany, which means Thai lines can be consolidated into a container alongside European brands on normal lead times rather than waiting on a direct sailing from Laem Chabang. Direct-origin programmes are possible but run on longer lead times and larger minimum volumes. Note also that Chang’s current export specification is 5.0% ABV; older stock at higher strength is no longer the standard offer, so confirm the specification if your market has a fixed labelling requirement.

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Thailand beer — buyer questions

Which Thailand beer brands are available for wholesale?
We can source Singha, Chang for wholesale supply and export. Availability varies by destination, packaging specification and territorial distribution rights, so the list is confirmed against your specific requirement at quotation.
What packaging formats are available for Thailand beer?
Published formats include 320 ml can, 320 ml bottle, 330 ml bottle, 620 ml bottle, 630 ml bottle. Formats differ by brand and by production market, and case and pallet configurations are confirmed per SKU before a loading plan is fixed.
What quantity do I need to order Thailand beer?
There is no published minimum. Volume is agreed per enquiry against the lines you want, the destination and how the shipment is loaded. A full pallet is the most efficient unit for a single line, and smaller case quantities are routinely supplied within a mixed pallet or mixed container alongside other brands.
Can Thailand beer be mixed with other brands in one container?
Yes. Mixed-brand consolidation is the core of what we do: products from several origins are brought together at a partner facility in the Netherlands and loaded into one container, under one invoice and one documentation set.
Where is Thailand beer stock held?
Stock for these lines is held at approved partner facilities in the Netherlands, from which export containers are loaded and sealed. We do not own warehousing; fulfilment and excise-controlled movements are handled through partners holding the relevant authorisations.
How do I get a price for Thailand beer?
Send the brands, packaging, quantities and destination through the quotation form. Prices are not published because a beer price is a function of quantity, SKU, destination, incoterm, stock position, excise status, freight and current procurement cost — a static figure would be wrong for almost every buyer who read it.

Origin is recorded at three levels

The country of origin shown here is the origin of the brand. The production site of a specific SKU and the warehouse the stock physically sits in are recorded separately, because for internationally licensed brands they are frequently different countries — and that difference affects labelling, excise treatment and import documentation.
Product availability is subject to stock, destination, packaging specification, applicable trademark rights and territorial distribution restrictions.

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Need Thailand beer pricing?

Send the brands, formats, volume, destination and preferred Incoterm. We confirm availability and territorial eligibility before issuing a written quotation.