Aiming to push "Apple custard apple" into GI registration

Published 2020년 6월 29일

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On July 3, 2020, Mr. Wirasak Wangsuphakitkosol, Deputy Minister of Commerce, will visit Nakhon Ratchasima to promote the registration of a new geographical indication (GI) for the locally grown custard apple variety, 'Noina Phet Chong'. This initiative aims to increase the value of the product, benefiting local farmers and the economy. The Department of Intellectual Property will collaborate with the province, farmers, and entrepreneurs to register this GI. The Department has identified 147 potential GI products from 50 provinces, primarily fruits, silk, agricultural processing, handicrafts, and weaving machinery. Since the implementation of the Geographical Indication Act 2003, 143 GI products have been registered, including 126 Thai GI products and 17 foreign GI products.

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Mr Wirasak Wangsuphakitkosol Deputy Minister of Commerce revealed that on 3 July 2020, will enter the area to monitor and push for registration of new geographical indication (GI) in Nakhon Ratchasima. By going to inspect the planting area and production place "Noi Na Petch Pak Chong" at Suan Na Noi Pet Pak Chong, an adult in Ban Nong Ta Kaeo, Pak Chong Subdistrict, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province Which is a fruit that has the opportunity to get GI registration because it is considered a good thing for the community And has a distinctive feature that is different from the thicker of the others "Sent a team from the Department of Intellectual Property to the area Going to work with the province, farmers, and entrepreneurs to push for the registration of GI, and after receiving the GI registration, will add value to Noina Petch Chong. And help farmers Entrepreneurs who grow custard apple Have more income And the economy at the local level is more driven. "For Noina ...

Source: Ththansettakij