The cuts will range from Bt0.50 to Bt14,000, or 2.08 to 18 per cent, per item, depending on the cost of production and weight of the goods.
Commerce Minister Apiradi Tantraporn said Thursday the government has held close discussions with the manufacturers.
Many have been prompted to adjust their prices to reflect lower costs of production, mainly oil and transport costs.
Most food traders have left their prices unchanged, so consumers should enjoy a lower cost of living and have more spending power. That would stimulate the domestic economy.