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The department said that potential export products to China include garment, ceramic, steel, and machinery. 
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China cuts import tax to drive Thai exports 

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China cuts import tax to drive Thai exports

China has reduced import tax on 1,585 products from an average of 10.5 per cent to 7.8 per cent, effective since November 1 last year, in order to drive Thai exports to China, the International Trade Promotion Department of Commerce Ministry reported yesterday.

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