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Air freight logistics for cannabis and hemp exports
Licensed cannabis exports

Cannabis & hemp export logistics from Bangkok

Air freight, customs, and partner GDP cold-chain handling for GACP-aligned cannabis, hemp, and kratom shipments — with documentation support for EU and Oceania destinations.

OMG Cargo moves licensed cannabis, hemp, and kratom exports from Thailand when shippers hold valid Thai permits and destination import approvals. We combine Bangkok (BKK) air freight with partner GDP warehousing, customs coordination, and traceability documentation aligned to Thai B.E. 2568 export rules and EU importer expectations — operational logistics with compliance-aware file preparation, not generic trade press.

As reported on 27 June 2026, DTAM issues roughly 100–200 ภ.ท.32 export certificates nationwide per month; at 20+ shipments/month we handle a meaningful share. Only 266 GACP-certified farms existed as at 10 June 2026 (DTAM) — Thai GACP is a domestic certificate; EU buyers typically require separate EU-GACP audit evidence.

At a glance

Origin
Bangkok (BKK)
Destinations
8 published lanes
Handling
Partner GDP cold chain
Traceability
GACP + Cantrak-ready

Export route schedule

Published destination countries served from Bangkok. Final routing subject to carrier acceptance and import permits.

RegionCountryGateway city
EuropeSwitzerlandZurich
EuropeGermanyFrankfurt
EuropeCzech RepublicPrague
EuropePortugalLisbon
EuropeMacedoniaSkopje
OceaniaAustraliaSydney · Melbourne
OceaniaNew ZealandAuckland
AfricaSouth AfricaJohannesburg

What we coordinate vs what partners provide

OMG Cargo is the Bangkok air freight forwarder. We own routing, customs files, airline bookings, and AI document verification through the Export Portal. GDP-compliant warehousing, packing, and palletizing are performed through our certified partner — we do not hold GDP certification.Full-panel COA and GACP-aligned laboratory testing are performed through our ISO-certified partner lab — we do not operate the laboratory or hold ISO certification.

This separation matters for import dossiers: European buyers qualify Thai starting material through their own EU-GACP audits and EU-GMP processing routes. A Thai GACP certificate alone does not replace destination-market quality evidence — see our resources on Thai GACP vs EU-GACP vs CUMCS.

Thai export document checklist

Typical files for controlled-herb (cannabis) flower exports — verify against current DTAM guidance before departure. Last verified: 2026-08-05.

  • ภ.ท.10 — controlled-herb export licence (apply on ภ.ท.9)
  • ภ.ท.32 (Form T.K. 32) — per-shipment export notification, filed before each departure (max 180 days validity)
  • Copy of export licence attached to each ภ.ท.32 filing
  • Purchase order or sales agreement supporting quantity
  • Destination import permit or authorisation where required (marked “if available” on Thai forms)
  • GACP certificate or COA from producer; ภ.ท.27–31 monthly returns where applicable
  • Phytosanitary certificate and Certificate of Origin when the lane requires them
  • National Single Window filing when DTAM Next integration is live (working meeting with Customs, 23 July 2026)

For kratom, exports follow the Kratom Plant Act B.E. 2565 and ONCB e-licensing — a separate regulatory track from DTAM controlled herbs. Contact us for kratom-specific routing; note kratom is prohibited in several destination markets (including Australia).

Per-destination import guides

Buyer-side permit chains by destination — each page cites the regulator and last-verified date.

Typical export timeline

  1. Shipper confirms Thai licence, GACP/COA evidence, and buyer import authorisation for the lane.
  2. OMG verifies documents via Export Portal; QC sample to partner lab if required.
  3. Partner GDP facility packs and releases cargo; cold-chain pre-conditioning if needed.
  4. ภ.ท.32 filed with DTAM; customs and airline acceptance at BKK.
  5. Air departure to published gateway; handover records and temperature logs travel with the shipment.
  6. Destination importer clears customs under their permit — we support file completeness, not import clearance abroad.

Compliance & documentation

Frequently asked questions

Does OMG Cargo ship medical cannabis from Thailand?

We provide air freight, customs coordination, and partner GDP-aligned handling for cannabis, hemp, and kratom exports where shippers hold valid Thai licences and destination import approvals. OMG Cargo is not GDP-certified — warehousing is via our partner. Eligibility depends on product category, route, and carrier acceptance.

What documentation is typically required?

Exports under Thailand's controlled-herb framework (B.E. 2568) require farm GACP evidence, export permits, DTAM THC traceability reporting where applicable, and destination-specific import documentation. We align shipment files with EU-GMP Annex 7 post-harvest expectations for European lanes. See our resources on Thai licensing and Ph. Eur. alignment.

Which destination regions do you serve?

Our published destination schedule covers eight countries across Europe, Oceania, and Africa, served from Bangkok (BKK) on scheduled air freight. Final routing depends on carrier capacity, product classification, and import country rules.

How is cold chain maintained?

Temperature-sensitive cannabis material is handled under partner GDP warehousing and validated cold-chain transport. Monitoring and handover records support import compliance at destination. OMG Cargo coordinates the lane; partner facilities hold GDP compliance.

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