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CPRAM Strips out The Premium Dining Markup to Target Mass-Market Consumers
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CP All unit CPRAM is unbundling fine dining from its luxury trappings, selling premium frozen dishes direct to consumers as household budgets tighten.
Key facts
- Thailand's leading ready-to-eat food manufacturer, CPRAM Company Limited, a subsidiary of CP All Plc, is embarking on a strategic push to make fine dining accessible to mainstream consumers by severing it from the high-cost restaurant
- Speaking at the THAIFEX–ANUGA ASIA 2026 trade exhibition in Bangkok on Thursday, Wiset Wisitwinyu, managing director of CPRAM, outlined a pivot designed to capture consumer spending during a prolonged economic downturn.
- CPRAM is seeking to capitalise on this shift by introducing more than 100 premium and regional dishes — including Moo Hong (Phuket sweet braised pork belly), Northern Khao Soi chicken, and Southern-style stir-fried pork ribs with sour
- Having historically operated as a high-volume, thin-margin supplier of fresh food boxes to convenience store networks including 7-Eleven, the firm is now attempting to build its own direct-to-consumer destination platform.
Summary
Thailand's leading ready-to-eat food manufacturer, CPRAM Company Limited, a subsidiary of CP All Plc, is embarking on a strategic push to make fine dining accessible to mainstream consumers by severing it from the high-cost restaurant environments in which it has traditionally been anchored.
Speaking at the THAIFEX–ANUGA ASIA 2026 trade exhibition in Bangkok on Thursday, Wiset Wisitwinyu, managing director of CPRAM, outlined a pivot designed to capture consumer spending during a prolonged economic downturn.