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Milk glut linked to melamine

KRISSANA PARNSOONTHORN Bangkok Post 19.12.2008

Importer of electric cars considers IPO

DARANA CHUDASRI Bangkok Post 19.12.2008
Milk glut linked to melamine

Dairy farmers have called on the new government to help solve an oversupply of raw milk as dairy product companies have shifted to use more milk powder since the outbreak of the tainted-milk scandal in China.

Importer of electric cars considers IPO

IMCC, an importer of electric cars and parts, aims to raise at least 500 million baht from an initial public offering and listing on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in mid-2009.

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BANGKOK (AFP) - Thai electronics goods exports are likely to be stagnant next year due to a slowdown in orders caused by the global economic crisis, an industry body said Wednesday.

New Year gift sales drop because of economic woe

Due to the economic situation, people are tightening their belts and spending less on gifts for their loved ones in this upcoming New Year festival.

Thai-Indian free trade area marks export expansion

The continued implementation of the Thailand-India free trade area (FTA) bodes well for the country's exports, according to former commerce minister Narongchai Akarasaeni.

Corn farmers continue Chiang Rai road blockade

Corn farmers in Thailand's northern province of Chiang Rai continued their protest against the slump in corn prices nationally by cutting traffic on Phahonyothin road in the province, urging that state officials intervene.

Vehicle sales in the first 11 months of 2008 amounted to 556,267 units, down 1.88 per cent from the same period last year, according to data compiled by Tri Petch Isuzu Sales.

Singapore - Six southeast Asian nations signed trade agreements on Tuesday paving the way for a single market in the region, pressing on with the pacts despite the postponement of a key summit.

Commerce Ministry vows to push exports in 2009 to grow 5%

Despite economic crisis, Ministry of Commerce’s Permanent Secretary Mr. Siripol Siripol Yodmuangcharoen (ศิริพล ยอดเมืองเจริญ) vowed to push Thai exports up five per cent in 2009, while private sector saw the situation on contradictory trend.

Department of Foreign Trade to educate exporters about GSP regulation

Deputy Director-General of the Department of Foreign Trade (DFT), Mrs. Anchana Withayathammarat, divulged today (December 16) that the department would continue educating exporters about the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) regulation after the European Union recently granted GSP to Thai export products.

Exporters urged to ship more goods under EU GSP in 2009

Thai manufacturers should produce higher quality products to penetrate the European Union (EU) market which has granted the kingdom its new generalised system of preferences (GSP), a senior Thai government official said Tuesday.

Rong Kleu Market

From December 30 to January 4, the Rong Kleu Market on the border with Cambodia in Sa Kaew province will become a night market, open until midnight, said the provincial governor yesterday.

Internal Trade Office to verify prices of goods

อัญพัชญ์ อัครวิพัฒน์เดชา NNT 15.12.2008
Internal Trade Office to verify prices of goods

Mrs. Suchada Kaewmanee (สุชาดา แก้วมณี), chief of Office of Internal Trade in Phatthalung province stated today (December 14) that during this New Year Festival, stores have announced to reduce prices to welcome the festival.

DIT: Farming, commodity products' prices still high

The Internal Trade Department (DIT) reported recently that retail prices of farming and commodity products were still soaring, despite ongoing price reduction of domestic oil.

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Bangkok - With decreasing food exports in 2009, Thailand’s overall food exports will grow only 10 percent, according to the industry ministry.

Orchid exporters affected by airport shutdown, slowing economy

Almost ten thousand orchid growers and exporters are being affected by the slugglish world economy and uncertainty of Thailand’s internal politics. They are calling on the new government to boost domestic damand for orchids to make up for their export shortfall.

Thai WTO role unaffected

CHAROEN KITTIKANYA Bangkok Post 11.12.2008
Thai consumer sentiment lowest in 7 years

Ongoing political turbulence in Thailand leading to the recent closure of two airports here by anti-government protesters in November, together with the global financial crisis, further depressed consumer sentiment in November as three vital indices dropped to their lowest in seven years, according to an academic.

Thai WTO role unaffected

GENEVA : Domestic political strife is unlikely to affect Thailand's role in world trade negotiations, as the World Trade Organisation renews efforts to make a breakthrough in the Doha Round trade liberalisation talks.

 
Thai vehicle sales likely to continue slowing: KRC

The total sales of vehicles are expected to continue falling during the rest this year since there are more negative factors, particularly from the economic and political fronts, according to the Kasikorn Research Center.

 
 

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