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Capabilities and Trends in Thai Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production Tapioca Production by by Seree Denworalak Seree Denworalak President President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 June 28, 2011 www.ttta-tapioca.org E-mail : [email protected] www.ttta-tapioca.org E-mail : [email protected]
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Page 1: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

Capabilities and Trends in Thai Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca ProductionTapioca Production

byby

Seree DenworalakSeree Denworalak

PresidentPresident

The Thai Tapioca Trade AssociationThe Thai Tapioca Trade Association

June 28, 2011June 28, 2011

www.ttta-tapioca.org E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected]

Page 2: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

Year  2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11

Harvested Acreage (Hectares)

1,152,199 1,183,536 1,326,743 1,168,454 1,104,181

Total Production(MT)

26,411,233 25,155,797 30,088,024 22,005,740 21,060,903

Yield Per Hectares(MT)

22.922 21.225 22.678 18.833 19.074

Page 3: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

Remark : 1) Thai Government’s stock - Tapioca Chips 3.41 Million Tons- Tapioca Starch 0.82 Million Tons

2) Convertion rate - Tapioca Roots : Tapioca Chips/Pellets = 2.25 : 1

- Tapioca Roots : Tapioca Starch = 4.10 : 1

Page 4: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

Remark : 1) Thai Government’s stock - Tapioca Chips 2.66 Million Tons- Tapioca Starch 0.81 Million Tons

2) Convertion rate - Tapioca Roots : Tapioca Chips/Pellets = 2.25 : 1

- Tapioca Roots : Tapioca Starch = 4.10 : 1

Page 5: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

Remark : 1) Thai Government’s stock - Tapioca Chips 1.26 Million Tons

2) Convertion rate - Tapioca Roots : Tapioca Chips/Pellets = 2.25 : 1

- Tapioca Roots : Tapioca Starch = 4.10 : 1

Page 6: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

The production of starch varied by small

percentage in spite of the big change in total

supply of roots in the past few years.

The demand for starch did not change much

despite the big increase in prices.

Page 7: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

The production of starch is expected to grow at a pace of 5 - 15% per annum. Existing markets are expected to be retained. New demands will arise from the higher potato starch prices as a result of smaller potato crop in EU coupled with less export subsidies and the access into new markets created by free trade agreements with countries formerly restricting imports of tapioca starch, such as India.

Page 8: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

Demands for tapioca chips from Chinese Ethanol Industries are expected to continue to rise as Chinese Government is likely to discourage the use of corn for the production of ethanol.

Demands for tapioca chips by Thai ethanol industry will jump because of added production capacities. Thailand will likely export sizable quantity of ethanol in future. If Chinese Government encourages the import of ethanol, Thailand will export sizable quantity of ethanol to China at the expense of exports of chips.

Page 9: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

As corn and wheat may become more expensive, the demand for tapioca from local as well as export markets for feed will always be there if ever Thailand has excess quantity of supply of tapioca and the prices are competitive.

The expansion of markets created by AEC +3 , AEC +6 will encourage investment of other processing industries. Lactic acid, Citric Acid, Amino Acid, Acetic Acid and Derivatives are among them. Some may grow at a faster pace and we may see exports of tapioca products in different items from present exports.

Page 10: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

Higher wheat prices could encourage production

of tapioca flour. If the expansion of production of

tapioca in Thailand is successful and proper

introduction of production process and usage is

done, this may become a major tapioca product

replacing some of the traditional products

presently being produced.

Page 11: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

The key to the expansion of tapioca market lies with the increase in production of tapioca roots. Proper action plans are needed to put the following potential into practice.

proper analysis of soil and apply the right fertilizers could increase the yield by 5 - 15%

Use of good stems for replanting could increase the yield by 10%

Page 12: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

where water is available, watering the plantation

has proved to increase the yield by 25-30% or

even more.

where water is unavailable, change of replanting

season could lower the loss by droughts and

pests.

leaving the plant in the ground for 14-16 months

could increase the yield by 25-30% compared

with harvesting after 10-12 months.

Page 13: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

The trade has hoped that the Ministry of Agriculture will work hard to increase the production of tapioca and that the following production targets proposed by the trade will be achieved,

2011/20122012/20132013/20142014/20152015/2016

34.7036.7038.4040.3042.30

million tonsmillion tonsmillion tonsmillion tonsmillion tons

Page 14: Capabilities and Trends in Thai Tapioca Production by Seree Denworalak President The Thai Tapioca Trade Association June 28, 2011 .

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