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TOKYO - Major Japanese companies are putting more focus on the development of femtech-related products and services that help women deal with wellness issues they face.

By now youve probably heard about the fight over Section 230, the law shielding websites from lawsuits over what their users post, which has been under constant attack in Washington. But theres another high-stakes yet lower-profile feud brewing in Congress over platforms liability.

A new Line account called Find Food (@findfood19) has been set up to help farmers sell their produce online. 

Consumer product manufacturer and distributor Saha Pathanapibul is promoting “Sahapat Delivery”, an online shopping platform to reduce the risk of Covid-19 infection.

The Thai Agro Exchange (Talaadthai), backed by the Commerce Ministry’s Department of Internal Trade, is ready to roll out a caravan of grocery trucks – popularly known as pumpuang – to provision citizens during the Covid-19 crisis and discourage the stockpiling of goods.

The Commerce Ministry will roll out a caravan of 200 Blue Flag vehicles to sell consumer goods and has established two special working groups to prevent and suppress stockpiling and overpricing by retailers, said Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce Jurin Laksanawisit after a meeting held to lay down guidelines on consumer goods as fears grow over the Covid-19 outbreak.

The Covid-19 outbreak is likely to cost Thai exporters of shrimp Bt340 million-Bt650 million over the course of February to April, the Department of Fisheries estimates.

Worries about the relentless spreading of the new coronavirus (Covid-19) is leading to panic stocking of goods.

Retailers and residents of Dubai are hopefully more enthusiastic about Thai rice following a trade fair last month where it was heavily promoted.

India has decided to raise tariffs on imports of 29 goods from the US after having deferred the move several times since announcing it last year, media reported Saturday.

Police have arrested a Bangkok woman for allegedly selling Bt1.5 million worth of fake brand name goods via Facebook Live broadcast.

Immigration chief Lt-General Surachate Hakparn is continuing his counterfeit-goods crackdown in Patong and Chiang Mai, where Bt240 million-worth of assets have been seized over the past month.