Thailand: Compensation for longan farmers are being considered at the Fruit Board Meeting following the price drop for longan and durian

게시됨 2021년 8월 19일

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Deputy Prime Minister Jurin Laksanawisit has announced plans to tackle the price crisis in the Thai fruit market, particularly durian and longan, by accelerating three measures to boost exports, especially to China. Despite concerns over a potential suspension of Thai longan imports, negotiations are underway to allow exports of longans that meet sanitary conditions. The Ministry of Commerce is organizing consumption promotion festivals in major Chinese cities and arranging negotiation activities for longan traders. Additionally, a subsidy of 3-5 baht per kilogram will be provided to longan collectors to improve purchasing prices. Overall, Thailand's fruit exports have seen a significant increase of 37.68% in the first half of the year, reaching 98,626.42 million baht.

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Jurin-Chalermchai Unlocking the export of "durian, longan" to the Chinese market, making remedies for the "fruit board", ready to accelerate 3 measures to recover the price crisis, fair mode On August 19, 2021, Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce Talk about solving fruit problems that In the event that longan farmers are of the opinion that they want to receive compensation because this year's price is very low, The Minister of Agriculture (Chalermchai Sri-on) will take this matter into consideration at the Fruit Board meeting. “Today we buy durians in Chumphon province. which is a major purchasing point in the south Open for normal purchases. All items have been completed. Both the land that is bought to sell in the domestic market and the land that is bought for export has resulted in the price increase. Around 50,000 tons of durians are expected during this time for the entire southern region.” As for longan, it is a big problem for the ...

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