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Thailand’s tapioca exports face tough times as China switches to coal

July 20, 2024

Thai tapioca exporters are calling on the government to provide more support, as the 127-billion-baht industry faces tough times ahead due to its largest customer, China, switching from tapioca chips to coal as the raw material to produce ethanol.

Trilateral meeting discusses ways to shore up falling tapioca price

December 22, 2020

The Ministry of Commerce held a meeting of government agencies, tapioca farmers and exporters to discuss solutions for the plummeting price.

Demand from China expected to boost tapioca chip exports

SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 2020

The demand for tapioca chips should be rising soon, as China is exhausting its stocks of 200-300 million tonnes for manufacturing alcohol, Boonchai Srichaiyongpanich, the newly appointed president of Thai Tapioca Trade Association, said.

Government allots extra Bt458 million for tapioca price guarantee

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2020

The Cabinet has approved an additional Bt458-million budget for the tapioca price guarantee scheme for fiscal year 2020-21 to help farmers suffering from drought and the Covid-19 situation, Deputy Government Spokeswoman Rachada Thanadirek said on Tuesday (April 28).

Taiwan expects bubble milk tea business to become hot globally

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 05, 2019

The Taiwanese government is planning marketing policies to promote and increase sales of its bubble milk tea internationally since the business has achieved the highest revenue growth in the country’s history of exports, with profits now rising tenfold.

Strong baht takes a toll on Thai tapioca export revenue

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019

Farm products have a bright future in the Chinese market but the strong baht is leading to huge revenue losses, tapioca exporters said.

Cabinet earmarks Bt286m to help tapioca farmers hit by mosaic disease

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019

At a meeting with the Tapioca Policy and Administration Committee (TPAC) on Thursday (September 19), Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit said the Cabinet has approved measures to help tapioca farmers whose crops have been hit by the cassava mosaic disease (CMD).

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