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China milk scandal 'can help Thai exports'

Thailand's food exports are expected to benefit from China's tainted milk scandal as the chemical contaminated milk products also tarnished the image of other Chinese food products, according to Kasikorn Research Center (KRC). ...full story at Bangkok Post

from Bangkok Post on Thu, Oct 09 2008

see also:
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16 Oct 08 visit Tougher time for farm exports in 2009: KRC  »  Bangkok Post Thailand's farm exports will experience a growing challenge next year as to whether they could keep their role as a rising star and a major drive for the country's overall export growth, according to Kasikorn Research Center (KRC).

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