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European union’s GSP extension to benefit Thailand

European Union’s decision to roll over the “Generalised System of Preferences” (GSP) for another two years will benefit Thai manufacturers, particularly those in the automotive, transport, lens and air-conditioners, according to the Foreign Trade Department.

Wooden toys for European markets

One Thai company has built a solid reputation with wooden toys and fine workmanship, different from mass-produced Chinese plastic toys.

Thai polling agency OKs European Union election observers

BANGKOK, June 13 – Thailand’s Election Commission (EC) has no objection to the European Union (EU) sending observers to monitor Thailand’s upcoming general election, Chairman Apichart Sukhagganond said on Monday.

Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) Public Health Network – Accurate Scenarios, Active Preparedness (ASAP) Project

The ASEF Public Health Network is a participatory platform which encourages public health dialogue between Asia and Europe. ASEF-ASAP scenarios development is an initiative by the Network towards enhanced multi-sectoral pandemic preparedness.

German luxury carmakers think smaller

The battle for supremacy in the Thai luxury car market is most likely to centre around new small cars from BMW and Mercedes-Benz over the next two years.

EU challenge Asean on food safety

Asean will become a new food factory for the European Union and global market, replacing China and Japan after mounting natural disasters in those countries, if it can develop safety standards to meet consumer demand.

ASEAN-EU strive to settle trade barriers

JAKARTA, May 5 (Xinhua) — The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and European Union (EU) would cooperate to address trade barriers that have hampered trade of the two sides, Indonesia’s deputy trade minister said here on Thursday.

RI to foster ASEAN-EU economic cooperation

Jakarta, May 6 (ANTARA) – Indonesia, current chair of ASEAN, is leading an effort to foster economic and trade cooperation between ASEAN and the European Union, two regions if combined together would form a huge market of one billion population and a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of US$16.7 trillion.

TEBA Newsletter

I am delighted to announce the launch of Thai European Business Association and also the “THAIEURO.BIZ” e-newsletter. It will play a crucial role in our effort in providing the services for both Thai and European businesses in Thailand and Europe. Our key services include Industrial cooperation, trade and investment promotion both at the national and regional levels.

EU gives fruit exporters ultimatum

Thailand has one year to meet standards Thailand has until next January to prove that all shipments of 16 suspect vegetable types to the EU meet quality standard requirements, says the Thailand Trade Representative Office (TTR).

European collaboration on food safety

Experts in the UK are working with Thailand’s food industry to prevent contamination of animal food products that can cause food poisoning. The photo above is a microscopic view of the campylobacter bacteria responsible for food poisoning discussed in today’s article. Today’s article is full of English vocabulary that will be useful for students aiming at a career in health professions such as nursing and medicine.

EU prefers Asean-wide FTA

Thailand remains keen to have a bilateral free trade agreement with the European Union (EU) while the latter prefers to seal a region-wide pact with all Asean members, say the delegations of both sides.