Tridge summary
The Thai Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives is revising regulations to reduce fees and exempt certain costs in relation to the import and export of livestock and carcasses, including crickets, to boost export competitiveness and support farmers. The revisions, which include slashing license fees for bringing specific animals out of the country and waiving carcass transport fees by air under specific conditions, aim to bolster Thailand's livestock export sector and position the nation as a global hub for cricket production. This strategy dovetails with the United Nations' promotion of insect consumption as a sustainable source of protein. Thailand is experiencing significant growth in its cricket export market, especially in the US, EU, Japan, and China, with ambitions to penetrate more markets by adhering to Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and exploring the potential of cricket products in the European Union and Mexico.
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Original content
Alongkorn Polabut, an advisor to the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, said today (3 February) that to support the enhancement of competitiveness in livestock exports with foreign countries. Ministry of Agriculture Under the policy of Dr. Chalermchai Si-on, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Which is committed to solving problems and developing the agricultural sector in order to reduce the cost of farmers and merchants Therefore ordered the revision of the Ministerial Regulation on the determination of fees and exemptions of fees for import, export or lead through the Kingdom of lawful animals or carcasses. On animal epidemics B.E. 2559 and propose to the Cabinet until a resolution approves the principles of draft ministerial regulations prescribing fees and exemptions of fees under the law on animal epidemics (No. ..) BE .... That the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives proposed on Feb. 2 ago To reduce fees and waive fees to be appropriate In line with the ...
Source: Ththansettakij
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