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The Thailand Office of Innovation and Value Creation of the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) under the Ministry of Commerce presents the Design Excellence Award 2021 (DEmark 2021) in honor of the 98 business operators and designers who prove their excellence in various categories of design.

The Department of International Trade Promotion advised this mushroom-based food producer in Songkhla to understand foreign tastes and helped him adjust his product. The producer was so pleased with the results that he is now sharing his experience and knowhow with other businesses.

As they say, there’s always an opportunity if you look for it. This producer of eco-friendly packaging has managed to penetrate the global market from different channels thanks to support provided by the Department of International Trade Promotion.

Thai brand “Clamp It” has come up with innovative toys that don’t just pique children’s curiosity but are also environmentally friendly. Though the brand was launched in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, finding foreign buyers was not too difficult thanks to channels provided by the Department of International Trade Promotion.

Krajood (grey sedge) was once considered a worthless weed but has now become an invaluable source for export products thanks to the Department of International Trade Promotion.

This hand-crafted chocolate is prepared with few ingredients other than natural cocoa. These delicacies have fast become a treat overseas thanks to support from the Department of International Trade Promotion.

Understanding consumer trends is key for manufacturers to find out which aspect of their products need to be improved to serve the market. Getting these tips and tricks from the Department of International Trade Promotion has helped this Thai snack producer become a top exporter.

Thai silk is not a secret anymore now that the Department of International Trade Promotion has taken it to foreign markets.

The Department of International Trade Promotion has introduced Thailand’s insect-based delicacies overseas and people have started developing a taste for it. An application has also been created for foreign buyers to keep track of the production and see if the procedure matches international standards.

The Department of International Trade Promotion recently launched the “OTOP Premium Go Inter” project to boost “One Tambon, One Product” (OTOP) businesses’ earning potential overseas and to give OTOP entrepreneurs ideas on how they can improve their products to meet international needs.

Boriboon Farm’s new product also received positive feedback from customers during market testing.

The Department of International Trade Promotion said the e-commerce plan covers four strategies: e-marketplace development, improvement of the environment and other factors related to e-commerce, trust and sustainability of e-commerce, and improved conditions for entrepreneurs.