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Thailand Leads ASEAN’s Dairy Market

Thailand’s dairy industry has shown notable‌ growth, emerging as ASEAN’s top exporter of dairy products. In 2024, ​Thailand recorded an 11.5% surge in exports, reaching a total value of​ USD582‌ million (THB19.623 billion).Deputy Minister of Commerce Suchart Chomklin announced these figures, highlighting Thailand’s strong performance in ‌key markets across the region.

thailand’s success in the dairy sector is ‍attributed to several factors, including zero tariffs and growing demand. Free​ trade agreements (FTAs) have also played a crucial ⁤role,⁢ boosting exports by ⁣11.5% year on year⁤ during the ‍first ​ten ‌months of​ 2024. ⁤The country exported US$603.6 million worth of milk and other⁢ dairy products from January⁢ to October ⁢this ‍year, with‌ key markets‌ including Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines,⁤ and Myanmar.

Sources:

  1. Thailand’s dairy industry thrives with zero ​tariffs, growing ‍demand
  2. FTAs help boost Thailand’s dairy exports by 11.5% year‌ on year

Thailand‌ expands Dairy Export Horizons with Strategic ⁢FTAs

Thailand,a​ key player in the global dairy market,is aggressively expanding its export horizons through strategic Free Trade Agreements​ (FTAs).The⁣ country has recently secured ​tariff eliminations with‍ several nations, including mainland China,⁤ Australia, New Zealand, ⁢Chile, and Hong Kong. This move​ opens‍ up new opportunities beyond Southeast Asia,positioning Thailand as a formidable‍ competitor in the​ international dairy⁢ trade.

To further enhance market access,Thailand ⁣is actively pursuing​ new FTAs with South Korea and ASEAN-Canada. These agreements are‌ expected‌ to​ create ⁢additional export channels‌ for‌ dairy‍ products, thereby⁢ boosting Thailand’s‍ global competitiveness. The Thai government is⁣ also ‌exploring potential⁣ agreements with countries in Africa and South America to reduce trade barriers ⁤and diversify export markets.

Key Points ‌Summary

| Country/Region ⁣ |⁤ Trade⁢ Agreement Type ⁢ ⁣| Expected Impact⁢ ⁢ ⁣ ⁤ ​ ⁢ ‌ ‌ ​ ⁤ |
|————————|—————————-|——————————————————|
| Mainland China,⁤ Australia, New ⁢Zealand, Chile, Hong Kong | Tariff Elimination | Enhanced market access and export opportunities |
| South Korea, ⁤ASEAN-Canada | ​Potential FTAs ⁤ ⁣ ⁣ | Additional export‍ channels and reduced trade barriers|
| Africa,​ South America ​ | Potential ftas ​ | Diversified export ‍markets and reduced ‌trade barriers|

Thai exporters are encouraged to ‍maximize the benefits of these FTAs and stay ‍abreast of​ changing consumer trends to⁤ maintain global competitiveness.Currently, Thailand’s⁢ Trade​ Negotiation Department is exploring ⁢potential FTAs with emerging markets in⁤ Africa and South America. Thailand aims to complete FTA negotiations ⁣with South⁢ korea ​and⁣ the ASEAN-Canada FTA​ by 2025, thereby enhancing⁣ market access, reducing trade barriers, and ‌further‌ strengthening‍ Thailand’s position in‍ the global dairy⁣ trade.

The dairy industry in Thailand⁤ is‌ poised for significant growth as it⁣ leverages these strategic agreements. By diversifying its export markets and reducing ⁣trade barriers,​ Thailand is setting a strong foundation for increased market ‌share in the global dairy trade. As the country continues to negotiate and finalize these FTAs, the future looks ‍promising for thai dairy products.

For more insights into⁤ Thailand’s dairy export strategies ⁣and ‍the impact of FTAs, visit the official Trade​ Negotiation Department website.

Stay​ tuned for updates on Thailand’s dairy export journey and how these strategic moves are shaping the global dairy market.

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