Commerce
There’s Gold in that Poop: Whale Excrement for Perfume and Medicine
Fishermen from Phangnga have found a new way to make money hunting for whale excrement and selling it for 30,000-50,000 baht per kilo. The whale poop can be extracted into high quality perfume and various medicines.
DTAC Invests 100 Million Baht for 3G Trial in BangkokSarawoot Phacharoen 06.10.2009 | Industry commission raises profileSarawoot Phacareon 06.08.2009 |
 DTAC announced that they have budgeted 100-million-baht for their third-generation (3G) wireless broadband trial in inner Bangkok while another 18 base stations will be established outside Bangkok, by December of this year. |  Have you ever heard of the Chonburi Provincial Industry Commission? |
Kasikorn Research Centre: Thai exports to start growing Nov-DecWuttipol Khirin 30.06.2009 | |
Thailand's forecast e-commerce growth rate of 40 per cent this year seems to be reasonable because more companies are resorting to the Internet to boost their sales. |  The volume and value of Thailand’s exports value will continue to contract until the last two months of this year, with their total value expected to contract 14.5-19 per cent compared to the 15.5 per cent growth registered in 2008, according to a report issued by Kasikorn Research Centre. |
Colliers MD to head up Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce Property CommitteeWuttipol Khirin 30.06.2009 | Thai exporters advised to apply GSP on exports to RussiaWuttipol Khirin 15.06.2009 |
 Mr. Patima Jeerapaet, Managing Director of Colliers International Thailand, has been appointed Chairman of the newly formed Property Committee of the Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce of Thailand (JFCCT). |  Thai exporters, especially rice dealers, are urged to exercise the generalized system of preferences (GSP) programme given by Russia to the kingdom in order to boost exports to that country, a senior Thai commerce ministry official said. |
Increasing demand of Thai fruits in ChinaWuttipol Khirin 15.06.2009 | |
 Despite the export slowdown due to the global economic crunch, fruit sales to China are expected to enjoy a growth of 30 per cent this year thanks to closer cooperation between Chinese supermarket chains and the Thai Commerce Ministry. | |
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