Thailand: Cocoa added to the special watchlist

Published 2024년 11월 16일

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The agriculture and cooperatives policy and development committee in Thailand has added cocoa to the list of crops overseen by a sub-committee previously focused on horticultural crops like coffee, tea, pepper, and longan. This move aims to support farmers, promote the cultivation of cocoa, and address any issues related to the crop. The sub-committee will be restructured and will include representatives from the Marketing Organisation for Farmers (MOF). The decision comes in response to the growing global demand for cocoa, with the market value expected to surpass $20 billion by 2028.
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The committee on agriculture and cooperatives policy and development has added cocoa to the list of crops under the supervision of a sub-committee on horticultural crops. Ekkaphap Polsue, spokesman for the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry, said the inclusion of cocoa will allow the sub-committee to support farmers, promote the crop and solve problems related to it. The other crops on the list overseen by the sub-committee on horticultural crops include coffee, tea, pepper and longan. Mr Ekkaphap said the committee, chaired by Deputy Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat, has also agreed to revise the composition of the sub-committee on horticultural crops. The sub-committee will include representatives from the Marketing Organisation for Farmers (MOF) and undergo a restructuring to allow it to manage problems better. The proposed changes will be submitted to the minister for approval, Mr Ekkaphap said. Poonpong Naiyanapakorn, director-general of the Trade ...
Source: Bangkokpost

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