Rice Bran Oil Wholesale Thailand

Why rice bran oil needs its own purchasing plan

Rice bran oil is extracted from the bran layer removed when rice is milled, which ties it closely to rice-growing countries such as Thailand. For importers it sits between everyday cooking oils and premium specialty oils. It is used for frying and stir-frying like any general-purpose oil, but it is usually sold on its oryzanol content, which gives buyers and shoppers a clear way to compare products.

Our catalog lists three rice bran oils from two brands, each with a stated oryzanol level. You can see all three side by side on our rice bran oil page.

The three oryzanol grades in the catalog

Oryzanol is quoted in parts per million (ppm). Note the exact catalog wording: the entry grade is stated as containing 9,000 ppm, while the two higher grades are stated as over 12,000 ppm and over 14,000 ppm. Keep that wording when you describe the products to your own customers. The 18 L format is listed only for the 9,000 ppm grade.

• Yok Extra 100% Rice Bran Oil: contains 9,000 ppm of oryzanol, listed as cholesterol free; 1 L and 18 L
• Naturel Rice Bran Oil 12,000 ppm: oryzanol over 12,000 ppm with Vitamin E (tocopherol & tocotrienol); 1 L
• Naturel Forte Rice Bran Oil Gold: oryzanol over 14,000 ppm, enriched with Vitamin E (tocopherol & tocotrienol); 1 L

Matching each grade to your market

Yok Extra 100% Rice Bran Oil is the practical choice for volume. It is the only rice bran oil in the catalog with a food-service format (18 L), and it is listed for stir-frying, grilling, deep-frying, baking and salad dressings. An importer supplying restaurants as well as shops can carry the same product in both sizes, which keeps the product and label the same across both channels. It also lets restaurants that want an alternative to palm or soybean oil use rice bran oil for frying and general cooking.

Naturel Rice Bran Oil 12,000 ppm and Naturel Forte Rice Bran Oil Gold are 1 L retail products. The catalog describes both as having a high smoke point and lists them for salad dressings, baking, grilling, stir-frying and deep-frying. They suit health-focused grocery shelves, premium Asian supermarkets and online retail, where shoppers read labels and the higher oryzanol figure is part of the sales story.

A common approach for a first order is to take one volume grade and one premium grade, then adjust the mix once you see how each sells.

Catalog statements and your label claims

Two of the three products carry statements that buyers often ask about. For Naturel Rice Bran Oil 12,000 ppm, the catalog states it is "Certified Non-GMO by the Thai Organization". For Naturel Forte Rice Bran Oil Gold, the catalog states it is "Certified by the Thai Heart Foundation". Supporting documents can be requested with your quotation.

Treat any nutrition or health wording, including cholesterol-free and antioxidant statements, as something to review against your own market's labelling rules. Wording that appears on a Thai pack may need to be supported with evidence, reworded or left off an import sticker label. Your regulatory adviser or customs broker should confirm this before the first order ships.

Pricing, volume and availability

The three grades sit at different price points, so quotations are prepared per product. Price, minimum order quantity and lead time depend on the product, pack format, quantity and destination, and availability is subject to current allocation. Rice bran oil can be quoted together with other cooking oils from the Naturel range or other catalog brands, which helps smaller importers build a mixed order.

When comparing offers from different suppliers, compare like with like: the same oryzanol wording, the same pack format and the same Incoterm. A lower price for a lower stated oryzanol level is not a like-for-like saving.

Next step: request a rice bran oil quotation

Tell us which grade or grades you want (9,000, 12,000 or 14,000 ppm), the pack size (1 L, or 18 L for Yok Extra), the quantity per product, your destination country and port, and the documents you need, such as a certificate of analysis, certificate of origin or copies of the certificates referred to in the catalog. Send the details through our quote request form and our export team will reply with availability and terms. If you are unsure which grade suits your market, tell us who your customers are and we will suggest a starting mix.