Thai eggplant have falling price, commerce and accelerating spreading points of sale are to help farmers

Published 2021년 2월 17일

Tridge summary

The Department of Internal Trade in Thailand is working with local department stores and retailers such as Tesco Lotus, Big C, and Makro to address the issue of low vegetable prices, particularly Thai eggplant, in Phetchabun Province due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They are providing space for farmers to sell their produce directly and coordinating with government agencies to purchase the eggplant. The department also expects an increase in demand as COVID-19 measures are eased and local businesses like hotels and restaurants reopen. An investigation by the Phetchabun Provincial Commercial Office revealed that a significant amount of Thai eggplant will be released into the market in February and March 2021.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

"Commerce" speed up solving problems "Thai eggplant" falling prices after suffering from COVID-19 Along with coordinating local department stores in Phetchabun Province, Phayao Province, providing space to bring products to be sold free Accelerate fresh market coordination Arrange a sales area Pulling government agencies to help buy Tesco Lotus, Big C, Makro to help connect Mr. Wattanasak Sueaiam, Director-General of the Department of Internal Trade Revealed in the case that there is a request for relevant agencies to resolve the problem of low vegetable prices due to the epidemic of COVID-19 in Phetchabun Province, especially the Thai eggplant, that the department has provided initial assistance. By coordinating local department stores in Phetchabun and Phayao provinces, providing an area for farmers to bring their produce for sale without cost. To reduce the marketing process without going through the middleman And coordinated major wholesale retailers such as Tesco Lotus, Big ...

Source: Prachachat