Shining the top five food groups Who uses the maximum capacity?

Published 2020년 9월 9일

Tridge summary

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacting various exports in Thailand, the country's food exports are projected to increase by 0.8% in 2020, reaching 1.02 trillion baht, as per the Food Industry, Federation of Thai Industries, and the Chamber of Commerce of Thailand. Essential food products such as canned sweet corn, tuna, milk, tea, coffee, meats, canned fruits, processed vegetables, pet food, and vegetable oils have seen growth in exports. However, raw material shortages from drought and competitive import tariffs in Europe are challenges for some food exports. Factors like Thailand's strong food safety reputation, robust raw material supply, and the potential for ready-to-eat food expansion are contributing to the growth in food exports.

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COVID-19 situation That has not been resolved in the major markets of Thailand, including the US, EU, India, Japan, affecting the Thai export sector. There were many products that were also affected by exports, such as cars and parts. Gems and jewelry (Excluding gold) textiles, clothing, plastic pellets, etc., but there are products that have benefited the export trend has increased, especially in the food products that are essential to living. Mr. Wisit Limluecha Group President Food industry The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) and the President of the Food Producers Association revealed to the “economic base” that the overall food exports for the year 2020 mid-August, three related organizations are the Food Institute, the Federation of Thai Industries. Thailand And the Council of the Chamber of Commerce of Thailand has forecast full-year exports at a value of 1.02 trillion baht, an increase of 0.8% from the previous year, the latest data for the first 7 months, 652,414 ...

Source: Ththansettakij