Thailand Sees Surge in Demand for Ready-to-Eat Meals, PSU Agro Food Orders Overwhelm
Demand for ready-to-eat meals, particularly from 'PSU Agro Food', has surged in Southern Thailand. This trend, attributed to citizens stocking up on food, raises concerns about supply chain capacity.
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