King Starch manufactures corn starch and corn co-products in Lopburi, Thailand. Established in 2005, we serve business and industrial customers.
Established in 2005, King Starch operates a 150-rai manufacturing site in Lopburi. Our finished corn starch production capacity is approximately 70,000 tonnes per year, alongside corn gluten, corn germ and corn fiber.
About us →Corn starch and corn co-products for a range of business requirements.
A fine white powder separated from corn, for business customers seeking a starch ingredient for their production process.
Common applications include thickening sauces and fillings, and adding texture to bakery mixes, breadings and batters. Confirm the required grade and test it in your formulation.
A protein-rich corn co-product separated during processing, for suitable feed formulations.
A corn-derived protein ingredient for feed formulation. Confirm the grade and nutritional requirements for your application.
The germ fraction separated during corn milling, for suitable oil-processing or feed applications.
Discuss oil-processing or feed requirements with Sales. Product grade and composition should be confirmed for your intended use.
The fibrous fraction separated during corn processing, supplied for feed applications.
A material for animal-feed formulations. Confirm suitability and nutritional requirements with your formulation team.
Corn processing operations in Thailand.
Approximately 70,000 tonnes of finished corn starch per year.
Specification limits and test methods for purchasing review.
Ask our team for certification documents.
For commercial and industrial customers.
Located in Lopburi, Thailand.
General corn wet-milling illustration. Equipment shown illustrates the process; it is not a tour of King Starch’s factory.
Industrial equipment illustration · motion slowed to show operation
Grain cleaner & aspirator
Screens remove debris, an air stream lifts away light chaff, and magnets capture stray metal before the corn enters the wet process.
This guide illustrates a typical native corn starch wet-milling process using industry references. Equipment shapes and flows are simplified for explanation; these are not photographs or a layout of King Starch’s plant. Supporting operations and water-recovery loops are not all shown.
These are general application areas. Confirm the product grade and evaluate it in your formulation before use.
Tell us the product, quantity, delivery destination and packaging you need. Our sales team can help with specifications, samples and a quotation.