Thai government lifts import quotas

The Thai government is to give a boost to Thailand's animal feed producers by lifting import quotas for animal feed raw materials for up to three years, this is to help the animal feed producers make longer term business plans. This means that import quotas for soybean meal and fishmeal are normally reviewed every year but will now be reviewed every three years. Pornsil Patcharintanakul, president of the Thai Feedmill Association, welcomed the decisions, saying producers would no longer have to wait for import permission every year. Read more ...

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