Chaokoh coconut milk works with Thai farmers to elevate quality and sustainability including Animal Rights

BANGKOK, July 31, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Theppadungporn Coconut Co., Ltd. (TCC), the manufacturer and distributor of Chaokoh coconut milk, ensures zero monkey labour in its coconut production. The discerning customers could trace back all processes to make sure that the products are environmentally sustainable.   The Thai coconut producer distributes new coconut varieties to contracted farmers and conducts a third-party farm inspection to improve the quality of products and environmental impacts. "TCC sets the standard in every business process. From production to product quality, we set them all to meet the international standard. To achieve a sustainable goal, we work closely with our contracted farmers, who we consider as our business partners," says Mr. Aphisak Theppadungporn, a managing director. "Our business is related to natural products. It is not only our duty but our integrity to take care of nature, human and wildlife, as a whole. We have a clear-cut policy on this issue to ensure that our business will not tolerate any sign of animal and wildlife labour or abuse." Founded in Thailand in 1976, Theppadungporn Coconut is now one of the world's leaders in coconut production. Chaokoh, the company's flagship product, is recognized worldwide for fresh and creamy coconut To keep reading about Chaokoh coconut milk works with Thai farmers to elevate quality and sustainability including Animal Rights, Click on the link. Seoul, Korea
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