Thai GI products that are popular among foreigners.

GI products.

        GI products have a unique identity or distinctive identity that attracts the attention of both Thai and foreign consumers. The registration of GI products results in expanding the market both domestically and internationally. And also open the production source as a tourist attraction to increase income for the community as well.

         There are several Thai good stuff GI products that are popular among foreigners. , according to information from the Department of Intellectual Property in 2021, the export value of all GI products totaled 5,406,594,788 baht.

         The number one GI product with the highest export value is "Ratchaburi sweet young coconut", with an export value of 3,495 million baht, this product was popular in "China" and "USA".

         Followed by "Phetchabun sweet tamarind" worth 300 million baht, exported to China, Vietnam, and Europe.

        "Pathum Cavendish Banana" worth 197 million baht exported to China.

        "Samut Songkhram Big White Pomelo" worth 200 million baht exported to China.

        “Pak Phanang Tubtim Siam Pomelo" worth 138 million baht, was exported to China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.

        For a total of 5 items, the export value is up to 4,300 million baht.

        There are also other GI products such as Khao Khiri Wong Mangosteen, Sao Hai Chek Chei Rice, Thung Kula Rong Hai Jasmine Rice, Pathum Thani Golden Hom Thong Rice, Sakaeo Nam Dok Mai Mango, Bang Krathum Phitsanulok Dried Banana, Bang Khla Nam Dok Mai Thong Mangoes, Thong Dee Ban Thaen pomelo, Thep Sadet coffee, Tha Khoi pomelo, Samut Songkhram Lychee kom, Mueang Kan Jasper, Chiang Mai Celadon, Sisaket red onion, Bo Sang umbrella, Pet Non Thai tamarind, Doi Tung coffee, Leum Phua upland rice, Sisaket volcano durian that can be exported from hundreds of thousands to tens of millions as well.

        Supervised and protection of Thai GI products exported to foreign countries The Department of Intellectual Property has registered GI in foreign markets. Especially in markets that are targeted for exporting GI products to sell as well. To protect and protect the product name to retain the rights of the original community. Do not allow anyone to claim the name of the product for public relations, also helps make the product known. It builds consumer confidence and also adds value.

Source: Department of Intellectual Property
Tel: 1368

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