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PRG Corporation Public Company Limited, including its subsidiaries, is a company primarily focused on rice processing and packaging, along with associated services. Its operations span Thailand, the United States, Canada, Europe, the Asia Pacific region, and other international territories. The business is divided into two core segments: improving the quality and packaging of milled rice, and its food center activities. PRG offers a broad selection of rice, including hom mali, Japanese, white, jasmine, organic, riceberry, four hearty, and RD43 types, in addition to rice blends with multigrain or dry vegetables, drinking water, and organic rice bran oil. Beyond its main products, the company also handles warehouse and factory rentals, manages food centers, distributes rice, and provides transportation services. Originally founded in 1979 as Patum Rice Mill and Granary Public Company Limited, it adopted its current name in May 2021. Headquartered in Pathum Thani, Thailand, PRG Corporation Public Company Limited functions as a subsidiary of MBK Public Company Limited.
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