Mangmee Enterprise Co., Ltd. is a Bangkok-based consulting, product sourcing and buying agency working only from Thailand. The company was registered in 2019 under Thai tax ID 0105562123991, is a member of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and publishes its full office address at 61/85 Soi Khubon 36, Bang Chan, Khlong Sam Wa, Bangkok 10510. Its stated position is that of an independent sourcing and buying agent: it does not own factories, does not act as reseller and does not work on commission from suppliers. The service chain covers requirement analysis, supplier shortlisting, factory background checks and licence verification, sample coordination, price and MOQ negotiation, purchase order and production management, pre-production, during-production and final random inspections with photo and video reports, consolidation and repacking, export documentation including HS codes and Incoterms, OEM/ODM and private label development, plus Halal and other certification advisory. Published target industries are consumer goods and FMCG, cosmetics and skincare, herbal and natural products, non-perishable food and beverage, fashion and apparel, footwear and leather goods, furniture and home decor, packaging, electrical and electronics, automotive parts, rubber and latex products and processed agricultural goods. Fees are structured by stage rather than as a single commission, and shipping coordination is explicitly offered without markup.
Thailand (Bangkok)
Website: https://mangmeeenterprise.com/
Founded: 2019
Pricing: Service fees per stage (sourcing fee, order management, inspection) with no markup on factory prices
Mangmee Enterprise is a small Bangkok agency built exclusively around sourcing from Thailand, which is the main reason it is worth a look. Most agents that answer a Thailand enquiry are either China-first operations adding a Thai page or freight forwarders selling supplier introductions. Mangmee does the opposite: it works only in Thailand, publishes a registered company identity with tax ID 0105562123991, states its Thai Chamber of Commerce membership and gives a full address in Khlong Sam Wa plus two landline and mobile numbers. The commercial model is set out in more detail than is usual in this segment. The site splits the engagement into a one-time per-product sourcing fee covering market entry analysis, supplier landscape, feasibility and costing, competitor benchmarking and regulatory guidance; a sample handling fee where sample and courier costs are paid directly by the buyer; an order management fee covering negotiation, purchase order placement, production follow-up and inspection coordination; inspection as a separate line; and consolidation and warehousing. Shipping coordination is described as free of markup, with the freight paid directly to the forwarder. Whether or not the arithmetic works out for a given order, the structure is transparent enough to be checked before a payment is made. Operationally the offer runs from requirement analysis and supplier shortlisting through factory background checks and business licence verification, sampling, price and MOQ negotiation, production monitoring and three inspection stages (pre-production, during production, final random) with photo and video reports, into consolidation, repacking, export documentation with HS codes and Incoterms, and OEM/ODM plus private label development. Halal and herbal/natural product advisory is an add-on that matters for food, cosmetics and supplements buyers, and it matches the published industry list of FMCG, cosmetics and skincare, herbal products, non-perishable food and beverage, apparel, footwear and leather goods, furniture and home decor, packaging, electrical and electronics, automotive parts, rubber and latex and processed agricultural goods. The limits are size and depth. This is a small team, no staff are named, there are no published case studies with volumes and no inspection standard (AQL level or checklist) is quoted. For a first order or a new category in Thailand that is manageable; for a multi-container programme with staged deliveries, ask for references and for the inspection protocol in writing.
Mangmee does not quote numbers on the site. The structure is a one-time per-product sourcing fee, a sample handling fee with sample and courier costs paid directly by the buyer, an order management fee covering negotiation and production follow-up, inspection charged as its own line, and consolidation and warehousing charged separately. Freight is paid directly to the forwarder and the company states it adds no markup there. Before signing, ask for the amount of each stage fee, whether the order management fee is per order or a percentage of value, how many inspection man-days are included, and what happens if the supplier fails the audit.
In Bangkok, Thailand, at 61/85 Soi Khubon 36, Bang Chan Subdistrict, Khlong Sam Wa District, Bangkok 10510. The company publishes two phone numbers, +66 9-5465-0546 and +66 2-064-7786, and states that it is registered under Thai tax ID 0105562123991 and is a member of the Thai Chamber of Commerce.
The company states that it has served global clients since 2019 and gives the government registration and tax ID number 0105562123991 on its own site.
No, according to its published terms. The company describes itself as an independent sourcing and buying agent that does not own factories, does not act as a reseller, does not force specific suppliers and does not represent factories. It charges service fees instead and states that it applies no markup to factory prices or to freight.
Consumer goods and FMCG, cosmetics and skincare, herbal and natural products, non-perishable food and beverage, fashion, apparel and textiles, footwear and leather goods, furniture and home decor, packaging materials, electrical and electronics, automotive parts, rubber and latex products and agricultural and processed products. The company states that if a product is made in Thailand it can be sourced.
Yes. Pre-production, during-production and final random inspections are offered, including quantity and packaging verification, quality checks and photo and video inspection reports. What is not published is the inspection standard itself, so ask for the AQL level, the checklist and who signs the report.
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