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Chinese kale, Chinese broccoli, gai lan, kai lan and kailan are common international trade names for this product.
Source fresh Thai Chinese kale—also known as Chinese broccoli or gai lan—for wholesale, Asian grocery and food-service distribution. Product type, grade, preparation, packing and destination requirements are confirmed for each quotation.
Chinese kale is a leafy Asian brassica traded for its green leaves, tender edible stems and unopened flower shoots. ThaiMahapoke can source commercially cultivated Thai types throughout the year, subject to source, quantity and shipment confirmation.
Chinese kale, Chinese broccoli, gai lan, kai lan and kailan are common international trade names for this product.
Whole or stem, shoot, Hong Kong, Taiwan-type, leaf and thick-stem forms may be sourced, subject to confirmation.
Trimmed, untrimmed, loose, bunched, washed or unwashed formats can be assessed against buyer requirements.
Cold-chain planning, protective packing and transit-time control are central to arrival quality.
Commercial type, cultivar, grade and size are separate specification fields. The exact type should be matched with photographs and measurable requirements before quotation.

Whole marketable plants with green leaves and edible stems for wholesale, food-service and Asian grocery distribution.
Tender shoots with leaves and a developing unopened flower bud. Shoot maturity and stem tenderness should be specified.
Recognized commercial forms whose stem thickness, leaf form and shoot development must be confirmed against the source.
Other Thai commercial forms may emphasize leaf yield or substantial edible stems. Local trade names require visual confirmation.
Maejo 1 is a documented Thai variety. Any named cultivar is quoted only when the selected supply source confirms it.
Thai references include Extra Class, Class I and Class II. The applicable grade and defect tolerance must be agreed.
Buyers may specify length, stem diameter, individual weight, bunch weight, plants per bunch and uniformity.
The most suitable specification depends on downstream use, usable stem and leaf yield, retail presentation, packing method and shipment duration.
| Commercial Option | Typical Focus | Relevant Buyers | Confirm Before Ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole / stem Chinese kale | Leaves and edible stems supplied as whole plants | Wholesalers, food service, fresh markets | Length, stem diameter, trimming and leaf condition |
| Shoot Chinese kale | Tender shoot with leaves and unopened flower bud | Restaurants and specialty distributors | Shoot maturity, tenderness, bud condition and uniformity |
| Hong Kong / Taiwan type | Source-specific stem, leaf and shoot characteristics | Asian grocery and food service | Exact identity, cultivar, dimensions and bunch format |
| Loose product | Flexible bulk handling and repacking | Wholesalers, repackers, central kitchens | Unit range, net weight, ventilation and protection |
| Bunched product | Defined group of plants or shoots | Retail and food-service distribution | Plants or weight per bunch, fastening, trimming and label |
| Retail-ready pack | Buyer-facing packed presentation | Supermarkets and Asian grocery chains | Pack weight, film ventilation, barcode and product-life validation |
Chinese kale is a leafy brassica with broad green leaves, edible stems and small unopened flower shoots. Its scientific identity is commonly stated as Brassica oleracea L. var. alboglabra, or the Alboglabra Group of Brassica oleracea.
International buyers may know it as Chinese broccoli, gai lan, kai lan or kailan. In Thailand it is known as khana or kana. It should not be confused with curly European kale, headed broccoli, broccolini or choy sum. Product photographs and measurable specifications help prevent substitution among similar Asian vegetables.

Chinese kale, Chinese broccoli, gai lan, kai lan and kailan.
Brassica oleracea L. var. alboglabra; family Brassicaceae.
Fresh leaves, tender stems and unopened flower shoots.
Every shipment should be quoted and accepted against an agreed buyer specification. Reference fields below do not represent fixed dimensions, weights or guarantees.
Chinese kale packaging should support ventilation, moisture management, physical protection and temperature control while matching wholesale, food-service or retail handling.
Ventilated corrugated cartons can serve wholesalers, repackers and food-service buyers. Net weight, orientation, liner and compression limits are confirmed by order.
Specify bunch weight or plants per bunch, trimming, fastening, label, pack count and required usable yield.
Perforated or otherwise validated bags may be coordinated with buyer branding, barcode and origin labeling for suitable orders.

Price and feasibility depend on identity, grade, preparation, quantity, packing, destination, compliance and freight—not on product name alone.
ThaiMahapoke can source Chinese kale throughout the year. Exact type, quantity, grade and shipment window remain subject to source confirmation.
MOQ depends on type, preparation, packing, destination and freight. Trial orders and recurring programs can be assessed by inquiry.
FOB or CIF may be quoted where workable. Provide the destination port or airport and requested Incoterm.
Generally better suited to time-sensitive or distant shipments. Routing, schedule, handling and cost are checked for the actual destination.
Assessed case by case using transit time, pre-cooling, packing, temperature control and validated arrival-quality evidence.
Import permits, phytosanitary documents, residue testing, inspection and labeling are reviewed for the market and shipment.
Product type, preparation and packaging should be selected for the receiving channel rather than listed as interchangeable options.
Require accurate identity, admissibility review, residue compliance, traceability and an appropriate arrival-quality plan.
May prioritize recognized gai lan identity, bunch consistency, fresh leaves, edible stem quality and retail presentation.
Often evaluate bulk carton weight, size uniformity, usable yield, delivery frequency and repacking compatibility.
Restaurants, hotels and central kitchens may prioritize tender stems, consistent shoot maturity and limited preparation loss.
Arrival quality depends on field condition, commercial maturity, prompt cooling, moisture control, protective packing and uninterrupted cold-chain handling.

Check product identity, green color, leaf freshness, stem condition, flower-bud maturity, dimensions and uniformity.
Agree tolerances for wilting, yellowing, bruising, torn leaves, stem cracks, hollowness, pest damage, decay and foreign matter.
Residue limits, sampling, laboratory scope, washing controls and traceability must match buyer and destination requirements.
Visual, dimensional, weight, packing and labeling checks or third-party inspection can be coordinated to an agreed scope.
Prompt removal of field heat should be coordinated with the selected source and packing program.
High humidity can limit wilting, while packaging must avoid damaging condensation and heat accumulation.
Admissibility, permits, pest measures and certificate statements are verified for the destination before order acceptance.
Private label is a supporting service for fresh Chinese kale. Feasibility depends on order quantity, packer capability, print lead time, destination rules and packaging performance.
Coordinate buyer-defined pack weight, bag format, bunch configuration and carton count where suitable.
Buyer branding, barcode, origin marking, lot identification and destination-language information can be assessed.
Artwork, carton marks and pallet labels can be coordinated subject to confirmed volume, lead time and packing capability.
ThaiMahapoke coordinates custom packing through confirmed supply and packing partners where available; packing-house ownership is not implied.
ThaiMahapoke translates buyer requirements into a clear sourcing, preparation, packing, inspection and shipment specification.
Assess year-round supply sources against the requested commercial type, cultivar, grade, quantity and delivery window.
Align dimensions, bunch format, preparation, maturity and defect tolerance with the intended channel.
Coordinate selection and preparation against the confirmed order criteria.
Match bulk, food-service or retail presentation with ventilation, protection and logistics needs.
Coordinate agreed inspection, traceability, testing and export-document requirements where available.
Assess airfreight, conditional sea freight, cold chain and applicable FOB or CIF arrangements.

Confirm product identity, commercial specification, packing, logistics and compliance before accepting a shipment.
They are commonly used international names for Brassica oleracea var. alboglabra. Because trade usage varies, buyers should confirm the product with photographs, commercial type and measurable specifications.
No. Chinese kale has marketable leaves, edible stems and small flower shoots. It differs from curly or European kale and from broccoli sold as a large central head.
ThaiMahapoke can source commercially cultivated Thai types including shoot, Hong Kong, Taiwan-type, whole or stem, leaf and thick-stem Chinese kale. The exact type, cultivar and quantity are confirmed for each order.
Thai references include Extra Class, Class I and Class II. Commercial size may be defined by length, individual weight, stem diameter or bunch specification. Available ranges are confirmed for the requested order.
Trimmed, untrimmed, loose, bunched, washed and unwashed formats may be coordinated according to buyer requirements and confirmed source and packing capability.
Potential options include ventilated bulk cartons, bunched cartons, liner or perforated bags, food-service packs and retail-ready bags. Exact weights and configurations are confirmed by quotation.
MOQ and lead time depend on product type, preparation, packing, order frequency, shipment method and delivery period. They are confirmed for each inquiry.
Airfreight is generally more suitable for time-sensitive or distant shipments. Sea freight is assessed by route and requires suitable pre-cooling, packaging, temperature control and validated arrival quality.
Published technical references indicate storage near 0 degrees Celsius with high relative humidity and potential storage periods around 10 to 14 days under controlled conditions. These are references, not guaranteed shipment life.
Testing, inspection and phytosanitary arrangements can be coordinated for the destination and shipment. Availability and document scope must be confirmed before order acceptance.
Certification is not assumed. If certification is required, specify the scheme and destination so a valid certified source can be assessed.
Provide the product type, grade or size, preparation, quantity, packaging, destination port or airport, delivery period, freight preference, inspection requirements and applicable phytosanitary or MRL conditions.
Send complete requirements so availability, grading, preparation, packing, compliance and shipment feasibility can be assessed on the same commercial basis.
A measurable specification helps buyers compare supply, prevent product-name confusion and plan arrival quality.
State Chinese kale, Chinese broccoli or gai lan and confirm whole, shoot, Hong Kong, Taiwan or another type with photographs.
Specify grade, length, diameter, individual or bunch weight, uniformity, bud condition and acceptable defects.
Confirm trimming, washing, loose or bunched presentation, pack weight, carton and label requirements.
Balance transit time, pre-cooling, packing and cold-chain control; assess sea freight only with route evidence.
Check admissibility, permits, phytosanitary conditions, MRLs, testing, traceability and destination labeling.