Product Identity
A baby vegetable and specialty Asian vegetable consisting of the tender immature corn cob.
Source fresh Thai baby corn for wholesale, retail and food-service programs with buyer-defined requirements for grade, cob size, preparation and export packaging. Availability and shipment terms are confirmed for each quotation.
Baby corn is the young, immature cob of Zea mays L., harvested and traded as a whole fresh vegetable. International orders are matched to the required grade, size, preparation, packing and destination.
A baby vegetable and specialty Asian vegetable consisting of the tender immature corn cob.
Whole, dehusked, trimmed, cleaned, sorted and graded forms can be coordinated.
ASEAN reference classes and cob-length codes can support buyer-defined specifications.
Bulk, food-service and retail-ready packing is reviewed against route and cold-chain needs.
Baby corn can be produced from different commercial maize cultivars. For procurement, the most important distinctions are grade, cob dimensions, uniformity and preparation. Cultivar and current supply are confirmed before quotation.

Superior-quality, well-trimmed cobs free of husk, stalk and silk, apart from very slight superficial defects allowed by the reference.
Good-quality, well-trimmed cobs with limited slight defects that do not materially affect presentation or keeping quality.
Cobs meeting minimum requirements with wider permitted defects while retaining essential commercial characteristics.
Dehusked, trimmed, cleaned, washed or unwashed, sorted, graded, loose or prepacked options can be reviewed.
Grade, dimensions, trimming, packaging and transit plan should be considered together. A higher presentation grade is not automatically the most cost-effective choice for every application.
| Commercial Option | Main Characteristics | Potential Use | Buyer Considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extra Class reference | Superior presentation and high uniformity | Premium retail and presentation-sensitive packs | Exact defects, trimming, size and pack format |
| Class I reference | Good quality with limited minor defects | General retail, wholesale and food service | Shape, surface condition and silk tolerance |
| Class II reference | Minimum quality with broader permitted defects | Selected price-sensitive or food-service uses | Buyer acceptance and destination requirements |
| Code 3 reference | 4.0–7.0 cm cob length | Smaller packs and portion-controlled use | Count, uniformity and pack weight |
| Code 2 reference | More than 7.0–9.0 cm cob length | General wholesale, retail and food service | Length tolerance and carton configuration |
| Code 1 reference | More than 9.0–13.0 cm cob length | Buyer-specific retail or food-service programs | Maximum length, width and presentation |
Fresh baby corn is the young, immature ear of the maize plant, Zea mays L., harvested before the kernels fully develop. The tender cob is sold and used whole as a fresh vegetable.
Commercial baby corn should not be confused with mature sweet corn, loose corn kernels, feed maize, canned baby corn, frozen baby corn or planting seed. Fresh export programs commonly use dehusked and trimmed cobs that are sorted against agreed requirements for size, color, shape, silk removal and visible defects.

Fresh Thai Baby Corn / Fresh Baby Corn from Thailand.
Zea mays L., family Poaceae.
The young immature ear or cob, harvested for whole fresh use.
Each shipment should be quoted and accepted against the buyer's agreed specification. Published market references below are not represented as fixed ThaiMahapoke guarantees.
Packaging should protect baby corn from contamination, moisture loss, compression and mechanical damage while supporting ventilation, temperature control and buyer presentation.
An inner bag or liner in a ventilated corrugated carton can be reviewed for wholesale, distribution or repacking programs.
Pack weight, trimming, units per carton, lot identification and handling instructions can be configured for professional kitchens.
Perforated bags, trays or clamshells with buyer labels and barcodes can be coordinated where commercially suitable.

A workable quotation requires the product specification, order structure, destination, logistics plan and compliance requirements to be reviewed together.
Supply can be coordinated throughout the year, subject to confirmation of the required cultivar, grade, volume and shipment window.
MOQ depends on grade, size, preparation, packaging, shipment method and destination. Trial, airfreight, mixed-product and full-container orders are reviewed individually.
FOB or CIF quotations can be reviewed where applicable. Provide the destination port or airport for logistics evaluation.
Confirmed after reviewing volume, preparation, packing, documents and the requested shipment schedule.
Airfreight suits many time-sensitive programs. Sea freight is conditional on route, refrigeration, packing and validated arrival performance.
Inspection, phytosanitary, origin, residue-testing and other requirements are coordinated according to destination and transaction needs.

Specifications and packing should reflect how the buyer will distribute, repack, display or prepare the product.
For specialty fresh-vegetable programs serving wholesale, retail and food-service customers.
For bulk or distributor-ready cartons where grade, size range and tolerances are clearly agreed.
For visually uniform baby corn with retail packing, traceability, labeling and buyer-approved compliance controls.
For programs prioritizing usable size, reliable trimming, practical pack weights and consistent delivery.
Fresh-cut or ready-to-cook programs may require additional sanitation, microbiological and processing controls and are confirmed as a separate capability.
Freshness and arrival condition depend on harvest condition, trimming, hygiene, packaging, temperature continuity, transit time and careful handling.

Checks can cover cob integrity, fresh appearance, color, shape, dimensions, uniformity, trimming and silk removal.
Acceptance criteria can address decay, pest damage, bruising, scratches, broken tips, foreign matter, discoloration and shriveling.
Source, lot, handling, packing and pesticide-use records can be reviewed against the buyer's program.
Pre-cooling, packaging, temperature control and pre-shipment inspection can be coordinated to the agreed scope.
Private-label and custom fresh-produce packaging can be coordinated for suitable orders, subject to packing feasibility, minimum quantities and destination labeling rules.
Buyer-defined bags, trays, clamshells or professional-kitchen packs can be reviewed.
Artwork, barcode, origin, lot identification and destination-language requirements can be coordinated.
Carton presentation and packing configuration can be matched to order quantity, route and handling needs.
Private label refers to packing and labeling services. It does not imply that ThaiMahapoke owns a farm, packing house or processing facility.
ThaiMahapoke supports buyers from sourcing and specification review through packing, inspection, documentation and logistics coordination.
Coordinate fresh baby corn sourcing against the required cultivar, grade, size, volume and delivery period.
Align cob dimensions, quality class, tolerances, preparation and packing with the purchase requirement.
Coordinate product selection and preparation against agreed commercial criteria.
Review bulk, food-service or retail-ready packing and labeling for the selected shipment program.
Coordinate applicable inspection, phytosanitary, testing and commercial-document requirements.
Assess air or conditional sea shipment based on volume, route, transit time and arrival requirements.
Answers to the commercial questions buyers commonly need resolved before requesting a quotation.
Fresh Thai baby corn is the young, immature cob of Zea mays L., harvested before the kernels fully develop and supplied as a whole fresh vegetable.
No. Baby corn is harvested as a small immature cob and is generally eaten whole. Mature sweet corn is harvested later as a full-sized ear with developed kernels.
The ASEAN reference defines Extra Class, Class I and Class II. ThaiMahapoke can coordinate commercial grades or buyer-defined specifications, subject to confirmation for the order.
The ASEAN reference uses three cob-length codes: Code 1 at more than 9.0 to 13.0 cm, Code 2 at more than 7.0 to 9.0 cm and Code 3 at 4.0 to 7.0 cm. Buyer-defined ranges are subject to supply confirmation.
Dehusked, trimmed, cleaned, sorted and graded forms can be coordinated. The exact trimming, silk tolerance and preparation method must be included in the RFQ and confirmed before ordering.
Potential formats include bulk inner bags in export cartons, food-service packs and retail-ready bags, trays or clamshells. Net weights, materials and carton configurations require confirmation.
MOQ depends on the required grade, size, product preparation, packaging, shipment method and destination. Trial orders, airfreight shipments, mixed-product consolidation and full-container orders are subject to commercial and logistics confirmation.
Airfreight is generally better suited to time-sensitive fresh programs. Sea freight is conditional on route length, refrigeration, packaging and validated arrival performance.
Shelf life depends on harvest condition, preparation, sanitation, packaging, temperature continuity and transit time. A guaranteed period should not be assumed without validation for the proposed shipment program.
Testing may be arranged subject to the required analyte scope, laboratory, sampling method and destination or buyer protocol. Requirements should be supplied before quotation.
Where required and where the product is eligible, phytosanitary documentation may be coordinated through the applicable official process. The destination's current requirements must first be confirmed.
Buyer-branded bags, trays, labels or cartons may be evaluated. Feasibility, artwork, MOQ, packing capability and destination labeling compliance must be confirmed.
Send complete requirements so grade, size, preparation, packing, compliance and shipment feasibility can be evaluated on the same commercial basis.
Use one measurable requirement for supplier comparison, quotation, packing and final inspection.
Specify whole, dehusked, trimmed, cleaned, graded or retail-packed fresh baby corn.
Agree quality class, cob dimensions, uniformity, silk, trimming and acceptable defects.
Match bulk, food-service or retail packing to ventilation, moisture and labeling needs.
Compare transit time, temperature control, handling and required arrival condition.
Confirm import permit, phytosanitary, MRL, testing, traceability and documents before shipment.