The Annual General Meeting of Danish –Thai Chamber of Commerce was held at Pandora Productions Co., Ltd., Bangkok, on the 2 September 2020. Pandora Productions provided Danish food and sweets from Conrads Deli as well as an excellent service in conducting the AGM meeting. More than 30 members turned up
Trade remedy measures have been becoming more and more popular as a tool to help protect the domestic industry from dumped products by foreign manufacturers/exporters which cause injury to the domestic industry. Many countries have initiated dumping investigations into products manufactured/exported from foreign countries including Thailand Please read more from
10 Danish Chambers of Commerce in Asia meet up in Bangkok to form a business alliance On Friday 7 June 2019 the Danish and Nordic Chambers of Commerce met in Bangkok for the first time ever to discuss how to establish a stronger cooperation – a business alliance between
22 years as Denmark's Reneable Energy Island getting stating a good example for Europe and the World This is the story about a local island community that has implemented a green reorganisation by acting together and is now heading for new sustainable goals. More can be read here from the
EU TRADE NEWS - WITH A FEW NEWS ON ASIAN MATTERS - APRIL 2019 ISSUE Please read the news here.
Propak Asia will host the 18th International Beverage & Brewing Processing & Packaging Technology Exhibition from 12 - 15 June 2019 at BITEC. Enter the Exhibiton website here.
On Thursday 23 March 2017, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Danish-Thai Chamber of Commerce was held at Hotel Lé Meridien in Bangkok. With a third of the membership participating in person or by proxy the AGM as well as the preceding workshop was providing a good setting for
The SG of DTCC, Michael Andersen, met with the Mr. Preben Hjortlund, EuroCham, and Soren Roed Pedersen, Chairman of NordCham on the 2 March 2017 at Melia Hotel in Hanoi to exchange viewpoints on trade in the region and looked into possible cooperation. At the meeting the Chambers agreed to work