Cassava ranks among the top of Thailand's cash crops, with global export shares of approximately 60% in 2022. Cassava has been in daily products, albeit in processed forms such as noodles and bakery, disinfecting alcohol, paper, glue, fiber, pharmaceutical capsules.

This video highlights an emerging consumer product made from cassava that is glutenflour cassava flour. With a taste that can substitute wheat flour and a distinct positioning in the market, there is a possibility that Thailand's cassava is finding a new prospect to grow.

This video is part of the Thai Crop Inside series, showcasing amazing products from Thailand.

Thailand Regional Agriculture Innovation Network (RAIN) project is funded by the United States Department of Agriculture Food for Progress Program and is implemented by Winrock International.

RAIN strives to develop business models that facilitate adoption of 30 climate smart innovations by 30,000 farmers to increase productivity, reduce environmental impact, and expand trade in Thailand and Southeast Asia.