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Department of Negotiations visits Chiang Rai area Organized a seminar to identify ways to take advantage of the FTA to export tea and products. The Department of International Trade Negotiations visited the area to meet with farmers and tea entrepreneurs in Chiang Rai Province. Organize intensive training seminars on ways to take advantage of the FTA. To export tea and products to sell to ASEAN and China. that has reduced taxes for Thailand Ready to confirm the tea leaf case Thailand has not yet reduced taxes on China.
Australian part Even though there will be B2B Email List liberalization in 2020, it's not scary. The reason is that it is not a major tea producing and exporting country. Mrs. Oramon Sapthaweetham Director-General of the International Trade Bureau revealed that the department is preparing to hold seminars and visit the area to meet farmers and tea entrepreneurs. Between 20-21 February 2019 at Rai Choeng Tawan, Chiang Rai Province. To aim to expand knowledge on channels for taking advantage of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) that Thailand has made with other countries. Enable entrepreneurs involved in the tea industry, such as tea growers, tea factories, and exporters, to prepare for free trade. as well as discuss ways to adapt Including developing further Thai tea products and products to have potential.
Able to compete in the world market There were speakers from many sectors, such as professors from Mae Fah Luang University. Chiang Rai Provincial Commerce Office Chiang Rai Provincial Cooperative and the private sector in the area Attend lectures and share knowledge and experiences Thailand can take advantage of the FTA. in exporting tea products and products to dialogue partners such as ASEAN and China The import tax on tea and products for Thailand has been exempted. Except for Myanmar, which still has an import tax on tea leaves at 5 percent, while Thailand has also exempted ASEAN and China from taxes. As for tea leaves, Thailand has already reduced the import tax for ASEAN to 0 percent, but with China.
Australian part Even though there will be B2B Email List liberalization in 2020, it's not scary. The reason is that it is not a major tea producing and exporting country. Mrs. Oramon Sapthaweetham Director-General of the International Trade Bureau revealed that the department is preparing to hold seminars and visit the area to meet farmers and tea entrepreneurs. Between 20-21 February 2019 at Rai Choeng Tawan, Chiang Rai Province. To aim to expand knowledge on channels for taking advantage of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) that Thailand has made with other countries. Enable entrepreneurs involved in the tea industry, such as tea growers, tea factories, and exporters, to prepare for free trade. as well as discuss ways to adapt Including developing further Thai tea products and products to have potential.
Able to compete in the world market There were speakers from many sectors, such as professors from Mae Fah Luang University. Chiang Rai Provincial Commerce Office Chiang Rai Provincial Cooperative and the private sector in the area Attend lectures and share knowledge and experiences Thailand can take advantage of the FTA. in exporting tea products and products to dialogue partners such as ASEAN and China The import tax on tea and products for Thailand has been exempted. Except for Myanmar, which still has an import tax on tea leaves at 5 percent, while Thailand has also exempted ASEAN and China from taxes. As for tea leaves, Thailand has already reduced the import tax for ASEAN to 0 percent, but with China.