Thailand's govt agencies make moves to tackle oversupply of fruit and slump in prices


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BANGKOK, Feb 27 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Chantanon Wannakhajorn, secretary-general of the Office of Agricultural Economics, said the agency’s teams have devised management plans by surveying farmers, exporters, cooperatives, processing factories and demand at shopping malls.

He said the aim is to achieve a balance between demand and supply.

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