Thai Commerce Ministry Partners with Public and Private Sectors to Boost Longan Sales, Targeting 30,000 Tons
The Thai Ministry of Commerce is strengthening collaboration between the government and private sector to support longan producers, aiming to sell 30,000 tons. The initiative focuses on ensuring stable agricultural supply and securing producer incomes.
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