Thailand Department of Property adds two additional products with GI protection

Published 2021년 3월 31일

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The Department of Property has registered two additional Thai GI products, Jake Chai Nat White Fragrant Rice and Mae Hong Son Tiger Pattern Beans, bringing the total to 136. This initiative includes the opening of a GI Flea Market to increase the market value of these products, which already exceeds 36 billion baht. The Department also organizes a monthly market to distribute Thai GI products and generates income for the community. Both the Department of Intellectual Property and the Ministry of Commerce are working to promote both domestic and foreign GI registration and ensure product quality to build consumer confidence. Interested individuals can purchase these products online through the GI Thailand Facebook page.

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The Department of Property registered 2 additional GI items, namely Jake Chai Nat White Fragrant Rice And Mae Hong Son Tiger Pattern Beans Along with the opening of the GI Flea Market, shopping, dining, and chilling to create sustainable value added to the market for Thai GI products. Mr. Sinit Lertkrai, Deputy Minister of Commerce Disclosed during a visit to the GI Flea Market, Chuan Shop Chuan said that the Department of Intellectual Property, in collaboration with local authorities, pushes for the registration of new Thai GI products. Recently added 2 additional GI items, namely Jek Chai Nat White Hom Khao And Mae Hong Son Tiger Pattern Beans As a result, there are a total of 136 registered Thai GI products covering 76 provinces, which help increase the market value of GI products after the past Thai GI products have created a total market value of more than 36 billion baht. The department also organizes an activity "GI Market at the 3rd Floor Multi-Purpose Plaza in front of ...

Source: Prachachat