Reader question: Is there a shop with Dutch products in Bangkok?

Then there won't be much demand for it.

In larger supermarkets you sometimes come across a piece of Dutch cheese, but you are shocked by the price they ask for it

I was recently in the Philippines and there was a German who left
containers with Aldi products come from Germany. Really like what
you normally encounter in an Aldi store in NL or Germany was present.
Prices were very reasonable and not much more expensive than the Aldi in NL. Store
was very popular with the local expat population. The problem is that everything ferang
likes in Thailand is very expensive on the one hand due to the import duties and on the other hand
by the pursuit of profit by the Thai. Australian apple juice of the same brand costs
in the Philippines half the price in Thailand. This applies to cheese and many other products.
It is better not to talk about wine, which costs only a third in the Philippines
of what it costs in Thailand.

regards,

YES

Hello
We are a company that sells croquettes, bitterballen, red cabbage, hachee and soon frikandellen in Thailand
We have a business in Banm Amphur (just outside Pattaya)
We are investigating whether we can find someone in Bkk to sell our products
We deliver to supermarkets and would also like to do that in Bkk
Mail us for more information or do you have ideas to get the products there.
We already deliver to a catering company and the items go there by bus
The bus from ekimae station
Well let's hear something I would say
gr
John from JOMA

If you lived in the Chiangmai area .
Then you could look around at the many Rimping markets, especially the larger ones.
Have many products from both Holland and Germany.
There are many products for sale that are imported or made here by farangs themselves.
Dutch cheese, not cheap but available.
Sauerkraut, red cabbage, beetroot and much more from Jo, s Best
Kale and other cabbage-related products, including spinach from Stollenberg from Germany.
Not to mention how much is available here
Every week I go by bike to kad farang in Hangdong or to the larger one not far from the nawarat bridge .
But there are more in CM .
There are also bitterballen, croquettes and frikandellen available, made somewhere by a Dutchman with his wife north of Cm if I can remember in Mae Rim.
Also have a website , but I do not have it available at the moment .
So here in the north of Thailand you don't have to starve to Dutch eating habits.

Jan Beute.

Pim has a special room to cut herring, nice and cool.
That is not possible in a market because the temperature is too high for that.
Pim has made a study of how it can be responsibly offered in the tropics.
A Thai woman cannot say that without specially made tools.

Now he also offers North Sea mackerel steamed with oak wood himself.
Just look at the site http://www.dutchfishbypim.nl
Available at various shops that are also on the site.
They are not all, as already mentioned in a comment, the delivery is almost throughout the country.
Even islands are included such as Koh Lanta and Koh Chang.