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ASEAN AIR TRANSPORTATION SECTOR HAS HOMEWORK AHEAD TO HIT AMBITIOUS SINGLE AVIATION MARKET GOAL
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), an increasingly dynamic and affluent 10-member bloc with a population half the size if China’s, plans to achieve a single aviation market (SAM) by the end of 2015 as a part of its broader ambition to launch its ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).…
EPSON F-ACADEMY HELPS THAI FASHION SECTOR RAISE STANDARDS THROUGH DIGITAL PRINTING
While countries such as Bangladesh and Cambodia have a hold on global low-cost garment manufacturing, Thailand’s garment industry has found it needs to move up the international value chain to thrive – promoting digital technology is a priority means to this end.…
THAILAND TO UNDERGO MAJOR TAX REFORM
In the past decade, Thailand has undergone a serious of political upheavals, coups and reversals of power that have left deep divisions within the country. But while opposing factions are still arguing about the future direction of the country, there is one point on which almost every side in Thailand can agree: the Thai tax system is sorely in need of an overhaul.…
THAILAND FASHION PROJECT SEEKS TO VERTICALLY INTEGRATE LOCAL CLOTHING INDUSTRY
THAI authorities are teaming up with one of the country’s leading fashion media publishers to develop and promote the local fashion industry from materials to design.
‘Thai Touch: The Integrated Fashion Project,’ was launched in March by the department of industrial promotion (of the ministry of industry) and Post International Media Co Ltd – the publisher of Thai versions of magazines such as ‘Elle,’ ‘Elle Men’ and ‘Marie Claire.’ …
THAILAND PERSONAL CARE PRODUCT SECTOR PUSHES AHEAD, DESPITE COUNTRY’S POLITICAL TURMOIL
With the implementation of the 10-nation ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Economic Community scheduled for the end of 2015, Thailand’s cosmetic industry is hoping to capitalise on a liberalised common market and streamlined regulatory procedures to boost growth at home and abroad. …
AUSTRALIAN MEAT RETAIL MARKET REPORT
Australians have some of the highest meat per capita consumption rates in the world and consume 121.2kg of meat per capita/year according to data from the Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO). This is nearly three times the global average of 42.2kg per capita/year and slightly higher than countries with similar demographics and culinary traditions like the United States, Canada and Britain.…
INDIA’S TEXTILE RAW MATERIAL EXPORTS TO VIETNAM SUPPLIERS STYMIED BY SLOW DELIVERY
INDIAN textile and clothing supply exporters are failing to seize backward linkage market share in Vietnam because of chronic delivery delays, a Vietnam buyer has claimed to WTiN.com. “We are happy with Indian yarn both price- and variety-wise, but the Indians are terrible lead time-wise,” said Sim Thai Ha Phuong, vice director of Thai Son S P Co Ltd, a medium sized knitwear manufacturer in Ho Chi Minh City.…
CONSTRUCTION BOOM BOOSTS CAMBODIAN PAINT SECTOR
CAMBODIA’S paint and coating sector is experiencing robust growth according to leading companies, making strong sales to a booming construction industry, which flourished in 2014. Rising urban incomes, a flourishing tourism industry, foreign investment in condominiums, and Chinese and Japanese inward investment in light manufacturing have all contributed to this growth.…
INDIAN GOVERNMENT PRO-ACTIVELY EXPANDS AIRPORTS IN REMOTE NORTH-EAST
The government of India is modernising and expanding airports located in the remote north eastern part of the country. They generally generate low levels of civilian passenger traffic, but the region considered extremely sensitive politically and strategically due to several armed insurgencies and its proximity to international borders with China, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bhutan and Nepal.…
INDIAN GOVERNMENT PRO-ACTIVELY EXPANDS AIRPORTS IN REMOTE NORTH-EAST
The government of India is modernising and expanding airports located in the remote north eastern part of the country. They generally generate low levels of civilian passenger traffic, but the region considered extremely sensitive politically and strategically due to several armed insurgencies and its proximity to international borders with China, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bhutan and Nepal.…