Rights to Thai durian

Published Mar 23, 2023

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The Department of Agriculture in Thailand is implementing strict controls on the import and export of durians, in accordance with the Plant Quarantine Act B.E. 2507 (1964) and its amendments, under the guidance of Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Mananya Thaiset. This step is aimed at maintaining quality and preventing the devaluation of Thai durians. Recently, a batch of 4,050 boxes of frozen durian from a cold storage in Pathum Thani province was found to be contaminated with insect remains and failed a phytosanitary certificate inspection, leading to a suspension of exports from that cold storage.

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Mr. Rapiphat Chantarasriwong, Director-General of the Department of Agriculture, revealed to “Economic Base” that according to the policy of Ms. Mananya Thaiset, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. To strictly inspect and control the import and export of durian in accordance with the Plant Quarantine Act B.E. 2507 (1964) and its amendments. In order to maintain quality and prevent the wearing of Thai durian rights, 8 Department of Agriculture plant inspection checkpoints across the country have been ordered to strictly control durian quality standards. Including inspection of import-export of frozen durian for quality control and prevent the problem of wearing Thai durian rights “Latest, on March 23, 2023, received a report from Lat Krabang Plant Quarantine Station went to inspect the frozen durian packing plant at the cold storage in Pathum Thani province. to apply for a phytosanitary certificate (Phytosanitary Certificate) in the amount of 4,050 boxes with a total ...

Source: Ththansettakij