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Cabinet approves 1-million-ton US corn import quota under Trump tariff deal; PM orders farmer relief plan
Cabinet approves 1-million-ton US corn import quota under Trump tariff deal; PM orders farmer relief plan
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2025
Thailand approves 1-million-ton US corn import quota at zero tariff under trade pact; PM seeks farmer relief while Agriculture Minister Thammanat objectsCorn importers required to show proof of no-burning farming from next year
Corn importers required to show proof of no-burning farming from next year
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2025
From Jan 2026, corn importers must prove crops are grown without burning to curb cross-border PM2.5 pollution, says trade department.Thailand will cut tariffs on US corn imports, minister says
Thailand will cut tariffs on US corn imports, minister says
FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 2025
Thailand will cut tariffs on imports of corn from the United States, but volumes still need to be finalised, the finance minister said on Friday.Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar team up to combat PM2.5
Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar team up to combat PM2.5
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2025
Need to restrict import of corn for animal feed from plantations that burn their harvest leftovers discussedCP brings traceability innovation to Myanmar, boosting corn production and sales, and making strides toward environmental sustainability
CP brings traceability innovation to Myanmar, boosting corn production and sales, and making strides toward environmental sustainability
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2024
CP, in collaboration with “Charoen Pokphand Produce (CPP)” and “Bangkok Produce (BKP),” announces its partnership with the “Myanmar Corn Industrial Association (MCIA)” to introduce a traceability system for corn used as animal feed. This system will be available to all sectors, including producers and partners, enhancing sustainability and transparency in the industry using world-class technology. The initiative reinforces CP’s policy of “no purchase or import of animal feed corn from deforested or burnt areas.”Thailand’s tapioca exports face tough times as China switches to coal
Thailand’s tapioca exports face tough times as China switches to coal
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2024
Thai tapioca exporters are calling on the government to provide more support, as the 127-billion-baht industry faces tough times ahead due to its largest customer, China, switching from tapioca chips to coal as the raw material to produce ethanol.Modern technology used to deter crop burning
Modern technology used to deter crop burning
TUESDAY, MAY 07, 2024
Satellite imagery and data visualisation software have become important tools that enabled agricultural buyer Bangkok Produce Merchandising Plc (BKP) to buy produce from plantations that do not contribute to air pollution problems."For Farm" platform, urging ending crop burning to tackle PM2.5
"For Farm" platform, urging ending crop burning to tackle PM2.5
TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 2024
Bangkok Produce Merchandising PCL, a supplier of agricultural raw materials to Charoen Pokphand Foods PCL (CP Foods), has collaborated with CP Foods' animal feed mills across Thailand to encourage public participation in reporting corn field burning through the For Farm Application.Thai Food Mill Association urges faster adoption of Good Agricultural Practice for corn cultivation
Thai Food Mill Association urges faster adoption of Good Agricultural Practice for corn cultivation
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2024
The Thai Food Mill Association (TFMA) is actively advocating for the Thai government to expedite the widespread implementation of Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) standards for animal feed crop cultivation across the nation. This crucial step is necessary to combat the alarming levels of PM 2.5 pollution.Meeting on animal feed ingredient problem fails to reach conclusion
Meeting on animal feed ingredient problem fails to reach conclusion
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2022
A discussion between the Commerce Ministry, farmers and factories to find a solution to the animal feed ingredient problem did not reach a conclusion on Wednesday.