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Feed-grain imports

~3.8M tons corn shortfall / year

As of2025·Sources3·Supporting

Thailand's domestic corn production falls short of animal-feed demand by about 3.8M tons per year, leaving livestock margins structurally exposed to imported feed-grain prices.

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Thailand's domestic corn production falls short of animal-feed demand by about 3.8M tons per year, leaving livestock margins structurally exposed to imported feed-grain prices.

Thailand's domestic corn production falls short of animal-feed demand by about 3.8M tons per year, leaving livestock margins structurally exposed to imported feed-grain prices.

Time scope

2025

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What this tells you

Thailand's domestic corn production falls short of animal-feed demand by about 3.8M tons per year, leaving livestock margins structurally exposed to imported feed-grain prices.

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2025
~THB 420B

Thailand livestock, animal feed size

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FY2024
~42%

Poultry share of livestock

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FY2024
~28%

Swine share of livestock

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FY2024
#1 integrator

CPF integrated leader position

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2025
~USD 6B food / USD 8.85B total

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DITP, CICOT export registry, The Nation Thailand

2025
~1.6%

Thai share of global Halal food market

OIE, The Nation Thailand, Halal Weekly

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Thailand Livestock & Animal Feed Market Intelligence

Thailand livestock, animal feed ~THB 405B annually (~USD 11.5B) per DLD, Thai Feed Mill Association, listed company triangulation. Species mix: poultry (broiler, layer, duck) ~42%, swine ~28%, animal feed (compound) ~20%, cattle, dairy, other ~10%. Integrated operators dominate: CP Foods (SET: CPF) is the integrated leader (feed, farm, processing, exports); GFPT (SET: GFPT) integrated poultry; Betagro (SET: BTG-F, post-2022 IPO) integrated pork, poultry, feed; Laem Thong (SET: LTS). Feed-grain dependence: Thailand imports ~USD 2-3B of corn, soybean meal annually. Export markets: Halal chicken to Middle East, EU, Japan via CPF, GFPT; pork, eggs domestic. Risks: ASF (African swine fever) post-2022 recovery, HPAI bird flu, feed-grain price volatility.

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Atlas actors in this figure's reports

Profiles covered in the report that cite this number.

Charoen Pokphand Foods

CP Group's agri-food flagship; FY2024 revenue ~THB 580-600B; pork, chicken, aquaculture, processed foods, pet food across 18 countries.

Perfect Companion Group

CP Group's sole pet food arm — SmartHeart flagship, largest private pet food operator in Thailand.

Thai Union Feedmill

Listed Thai aquafeed specialist (SET: TFM); spun from Thai Union 2022; shrimp, fish feed, regional expansion.

Betagro (BTG)

Thai-listed mid-scale integrated agro-industrial group (SET: BTG); chicken, pork, animal feed.

Charoen Pokphand Group (CP Group)

Thailand's largest family-owned conglomerate; anchors agro-industrial, retail, telecom, and property businesses across 20-plus countries.

CP Group (Chearavanont family)

Thailand's largest family-owned conglomerate controlled by the Chearavanont family; spans agro-industry, retail, telecom, and property across 20-plus countries.

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