Druk Dramzang Doma

03/04/2022

Offering a doma khamto is an expression of goodwill sometimes seen as soliciting favours or a socially acceptable bribe. Some in the doma import business have literally taken it too far.

01/04/2022

Excited and Proud to be part of this change and journey.

Every year at this time, thousands of Bhutanese farmers in the southern foothills get the opportunity to sell betel nuts and earn some cash. They sell the nuts to the local traders who then export to their parties across the border.

17/02/2022

You will need to deliver products to our customers in and around Paro. Required a minimum of 2 years of driving experience.

10/12/2021

Together, we can

A group of entrepreneurs in Samtse came forward to address the betel nut demand recently. They bought most of the betel nut grown in Samtse to supply within the country and curb import. To succeed, they wanted the government to intervene. It looks like their prayers are answered- the Prime Minister,...

30/11/2021

Kuzuzangpo la,
We are located near Paro Beer factory and Woochu Sports Arena la.

30/11/2021

Kuzuzangpo la,
We are located in Woochu Paro, just near the Woochu Sports Arena .

30/11/2021

Looking for affiliate marketers with a car and a drivers license in Wangdue and Punakha with attractive opportunities and payment.
For more details, please contact 17378567.

28/11/2021

Looking for affiliate marketers (in Wangdue and Punakha with a car and a drivers license.
For more information call us at 17378567.

Druk Dramzang Doma is a Bhutanese firm based in Samtse & Paro which specializes in wholesale and supply of Organic Doma (Areca Nut) from the Southern Foothills of Bhutan.

The firm also deals in the processing & manufacturing of Supari.

24/11/2021

Let’s work towards self sufficiency.
We sell at a price well below the market rate and our products are 100% organic .
For deals with us call us at 17773600/17378567/17384640

22/11/2021

Thank you BBS, let’s work towards self sufficiency and serve the nation in our own small drops.

A bite that is costing the country millions. But that might change. In a move towards making Bhutan self-sufficient in Doma and Paney, a group of entrepreneurs is buying most of the betel nut grown in Samtse. Today, farmers sell betel nut to India. Despite growing enough, the country again imports a...