Thailand to become regional bio-industry hub

 

 

 

BANGKOK, 24th October 2018 (NNT)-The Ministry of Industry is to go ahead with its plan to support bio-industry after Cabinet gave the nod to a draft law on sugar cane and sugar that allows sugar cane to be used for the production of other products. 

Industry Minister Uttama Savanayana said today that the government has a policy supporting the development of bio-industry as sugar cane, palm oil and cassava can be used for various commercial purposes. He added that farmers will also be able to earn extra income. 

Laws governing crops, other than sugar cane, are also expected to be amended in the future to allow them to be used in other industries. Regarding sugar cane, a systematic approach will be adopted to ensure the quality of sugarcane and its supply. 

A bio-technology support center will be set up in Chonburi province where a team of scientists will develop and improve bio-products for industrial operators. The Ministry of Industry is also determined to turn Thailand into a bio-hub by 2027. 

Once transformed, the Thai bio-industry will attract at least 190 billion baht's worth of investments and raise incomes for farmers by as much as 85,000 baht per person per year.

 

-- nnt 2018-10-24

Chaiyo!!!!! A HUB!!!!!

Thailand bio-industry hub

 

Well, that's a surprise

 

Did they ban paraquat already?

Errrr 2027.i think they might be a bit late off the starting blocks if you ask me.thailand,the hub of nub blubs and telly tubs and twin tubs.

190 billion baht? 85.000 baht per year for farmers? Did Uttama previously work for TAT?

Oh, gee, gonna be yet ANOTHER hub.  lol

 

Oh, pleaaaaase! Not yet another hub! Rare are the weeks in Thailand when no hub of some sort is announced.

52 minutes ago, webfact said:

A bio-technology support center will be set up in Chonburi province where a team of scientists will develop and improve bio-products for industrial operators. The Ministry of Industry is also determined to turn Thailand into a bio-hub by 2027. 

Here I am again, posting yet another video clip of how the rest of the world is getting on with producing non-plastic bio-degradable bags made from cassava and similar materials. Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Kenya, Uganda are some of the countries I've comes across so far. Thailand: zero.

 

This one is from India:

 

Why does a law have to be passed allowing companies to use cane and sugar for other purposes ??? 

1 hour ago, Notagain said:

Why does a law have to be passed allowing companies to use cane and sugar for other purposes ??? 

Because the current law strictly governs the industry including dividing revenues between farmers and millers.

 

The Thai economy is very highly regulated

Please inform us when Tland is a hub of anything-thanks in advance 

These ridiculous ''hub'' promo's, make the '' honest taxi driver returns wallet filled with cash'' look real..

1 hour ago, Faikham said:

 

The Thai economy is very highly regulated

Regulated by who and why ? I wonder, not !

Maybe regulated is the wrong word "very tightly controlled" by vested interests ?

When the wheels have well and truly fallen off, all one is left with is HUBS. 

Thailand more hubs than a car wheel factory

????

6 minutes ago, DavisH said:

When the wheels have well and truly fallen off, all one is left with is HUBS. 

You very cynical person..you..????

Thailand more hubs than a car wheel factory

It's not called the "Detroit" of Asia for nothing.

Hard not to be cynical after you have been here awhile and read the daily news stories.

I bet there will be a few "sweeteners"!

4 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Here I am again, posting yet another video clip of how the rest of the world is getting on with producing non-plastic bio-degradable bags made from cassava and similar materials. Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Kenya, Uganda are some of the countries I've comes across so far. Thailand: zero.

 

This one is from India:

 

Mr CP sells biodegradable plastic bags in the Makro now....10 baht.

Surely a regional bio-hazard hub....

20 minutes ago, Thian said:

Mr CP sells biodegradable plastic bags in the Makro now....10 baht.

Thanks for the info. I wonder what they're manufactured from, if they're plastic or some more natural ingredient?

I've just had a look on the Makro website, but from what I can see they don't appear to have individual product details.

I will go in and have a look. What's the 10 Baht price tag cover? Is it one strong bag or some small multi-pack, so I know what to look for?

All bags are biodegradable some just take longer than others. For 10 baht each I would like to know their composition. Nothing like paying for a pig in a poke.

38 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

Thanks for the info. I wonder what they're manufactured from, if they're plastic or some more natural ingredient?

I've just had a look on the Makro website, but from what I can see they don't appear to have individual product details.

I will go in and have a look. What's the 10 Baht price tag cover? Is it one strong bag or some small multi-pack, so I know what to look for?

They are at the cashiers for carrying your purchases. I didn't look at the binbag department but they might be there as well in large quantities.

85000 baht per person? Ya right. 300 baht per day for workers. Millions for executives. Thank you very much.

Maybe in a few million years...

Strange, but my own calculations arrived at a figure of 191 billion worth of new investments, so once again they have got the figures wrong.  Farmers can expect to gain enough to buy a few extra litres of fuel for their mini tractors doubling as family vehicles.  

bio in thailand ? woehahaha

 

they even found pesticides in VILLA MARKET produce prices 2,3, 5x more expensive than tesco

Will not going to be happen as there are no markets for this


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