Thailand s fresh fruit export prospects remain promising this year
Despite the pandemic, Thailand s fresh fruit export prospects remain promising this year as the appetite for Thai fruit is strong, particularly in China, Vietnam and Hong Kong.
Somdet Susomboon, director-general of the International Trade Promotion Department, claims the agency expects fresh fruit shipments to grow by 17% this year to 122 billion baht. China is expected to retain the top spot as the leading export market for Thai fresh fruit, accounting for 70%, followed by Vietnam (12%), Hong Kong (10%) and others (8%).
Somdet said the department is promoting fresh fruit exports in line with the Agriculture [Ministry] and Commerce [Ministry] markets policy. This is a marketing-led production strategy exploring international markets through the country s commercial affairs officials and directors of Thai Trade Centers abroad.
Online trade fairs to boost export value
published : 13 May 2021 at 04:00
5 Visitors wear face masks at the Thaifex-Anuga Asia 2020 trade show held in a hybrid format. Arnun Chonmahatrakool
The International Trade Promotion Department is set on hosting more virtual trade fairs and online business activities in order to boost the country s exports in the second half of the year.
According to Somdet Susomboon, the department s director-general, the agency is preparing a schedule of more than 30 virtual trade fairs and online business activities this year mainly in the second half to boost exports by more than 4%. We are optimistic that Thailand s export prospects in the second half will fare better than the first half, driven by a recovering global economy and economic growth in major trading countries such as China, the United States, Japan and Europe, he said. As a result of Covid-19 vaccine distributions worldwide, co
• Best Design
• Best Service Enterprise, comprising four sub-categories: Health & Wellness; Digital Content & Software; ELMA: Excellent Logistics Management, and; Printing
• Best OTOP
• Best Halal
“With the continuous support of DITP, the Ministry of Commerce, PM Export Award ceremonies have for many years brought Thai products and services global recognition in terms of standards and quality,” added Mr. Somdet.
The PM Export Awards 2021 once again aim to acknowledge the success and dedication of Thai entrepreneurs and their efforts in terms of product and service development. The awards also demonstrate the successful cooperation between the Thai government and private sectors to stimulate Thailand’s exports.
BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) has tightened its measures for Thai frozen food exporters by launching Thailand Delivers with Safety campaign to boost confidence among global consumers in Covid-19-free safety food product from Thailand.
DITP also joins forces with partner organisations in implementing Covid-19 Prevention Measures in food production, which the exporters promptly and responsively comply with to enhance consumers safety, as well as boosting the confidence for global trade partners.
As for the market outlook, Thai frozen food market is expected to grow this year, demonstrating Thailand s potential as the major food manufacturer with advanced manufacturing technology that meets international standards.
TCEB Debuts âThailand MICE Virtual Expoâ, Connecting Thai MICE Entrepreneurs with Global Market
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published : 19 Feb 2021 at 16:30
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TCEB takes the initiative in holding Thailand MICE Virtual Expo, the countryâs first virtual edition of such event, during 24 and 25 February. The aim is to create a platform for Thai MICE entrepreneurs to harness opportunities to connect with potential global buyers, while business webinars and live streaming workshops are organised to showcase Thailand branding. Around 3,000 participants from around the world are expected. Mr. Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya, President of Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (Public Organization), or TCEB, stated that Thailand MICE Virtual is the country’s first virtual event aimed at promoting Thailand’s MICE industry. The objectives are to help prepare and maintain the global competitiveness of Thai MICE industry in the face of ongoing COVID-19 infection and