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Those kinds of innovation are conforming to Ajinomoto’s contributions to focus on nutrition and health of Thai consumers by adhering “The Ajinomoto Group Creating Shared Value (ASV)” policy as the global food company to create “Healthy Living Society”.

More than 22 million Thais suffer from ailments due to high salt and sodium consumption and each year 20,000 of them die from one of four related diseases, costing the country an estimated Bt98.9 billion a year.

Ajinomoto Co (Thailand) Ltd has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Department of Intellectual Property under the Department of International Trade Promotion on intellectual property infringement protection on online platforms.

“Birdy”, the ready-to-drink canned coffee, led by Wonnarate Sukheelak, Manager of Processed Foods Business and Beverage Business at Ajinomoto (Thailand) Co., Ltd., joined “Thai Team – Win Over Thais’ Heart” campaign to support Thai athletes who will participate in the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2020 in Tokyo.

Takaaki Arashida, vice president of Ajinomoto (Thailand), recently signed a five-year contract for technology transfer of PGPR bio-fertiliser with Phichet Wiriyapaha, a representative of the Agriculture Department.

Food company Ajinomoto (Thailand) has made a donation to help educate children of Thai journalists.

Ajinomoto Co., (Thailand) Ltd. introduces new formula of “Birdy 3in1” with its intense coffee taste from well-selected Robusta coffee bean to make you feel ready in every morning.

Lunch trays worth Bt2.5 million were delivered to needy schools, sponsored by corporate house Ajinomoto.

Mr. Hiroharu Motohashi (Middle, 2nd row), President of Ajinomoto Co., (Thailand) Ltd., presided over the 2020 Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders in order to report the company’s business performance of fiscal year 2019 and to inform next growing step of business plan in fiscal year 2020.

Ajinomoto supports money donation and company products to 5 Hospitals worth Bt5 million in total for support its handling of COVID-19 Crisis

Ajinomoto (Thailand) president Hiroharu Motohashi, left, receives a Private Sector Collective Action Coalition Against Corruption (CAC) certificate from Thai Institute of Directors CEO Kulvech Janvatanavit at Thailand’s recent 10th National Conference on CAC, hosted by the institute at Hyatt Regency Hotel, Bangkok.

The large number of foreign tourists visiting each year includes a large group that has started to look at condominiums to buy, so they can have a place to stay when they visit Phuket.Some also sought additional rental income when they were not in residence.