DITP Awards T Mark to 22 Thai Entrepreneurs

Matichon•Economy•3d ago

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The Department of International Trade Promotion awarded the Thailand Trust Mark to 22 companies to certify international standards.

•The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) held a certificate award ceremony on August 21.
•Twenty-two entrepreneurs from various industries received the Thailand Trust Mark (T Mark) for the year 2026.
•Eleven companies received the T Mark Honour Award for maintaining standards for five consecutive renewals.
•The ceremony was presided over by Dr. Kirida Paophichit, Assistant Minister to the Ministry of Commerce.

•On August 21, the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) organized a ceremony at the Burachat Chaiyakorn Room, Ministry of Commerce.
•Dr. Kirida Paophichit, Assistant Minister to the Ministry of Commerce, presided over the presentation of Thailand Trust Mark (T Mark) certificates for the year 2026.
•The Thailand Trust Mark (T Mark) signifies quality and reliability of Thai products and services, reflecting international standards in production, labor care, and environmental responsibility.
•Twenty-two companies received the T Mark this year, including Phueng Luang Spice Co., Ltd., Prolog Titanium Corporation Co., Ltd., and Devakam Osot Co., Ltd.
•Eleven companies were granted the T Mark Honour Award for renewing the mark five consecutive times.
•Currently, over 274 companies, 1,007 brands, and more than 8,316 products across seven industrial groups hold the T Mark.
•The seven industrial groups covered include agricultural products, food and beverages, industry, health and beauty, lifestyle, fashion, and service businesses.
•Interested entrepreneurs can contact the Office of Trade Value Addition, Department of International Trade Promotion, or visit www.thailandtrustmark.com.

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Department of International Trade Promotion(กรมส่งเสริมการค้าระหว่างประเทศ)

The agency that organizes the T Mark certificate award ceremony.

Ministry of Commerce(กระทรวงพาณิชย์)ℹ️

The ministry overseeing the Department of International Trade Promotion.

Phueng Luang Spice Co., Ltd.(บริษัท ผึ้งหลวง สไปซ์ จำกัด)

One of the 22 companies that received the T Mark.

Prolog Titanium Corporation Co., Ltd.(บริษัท โปรลอก ไทเทเนียม คอร์ปอเรชั่น จำกัด)

One of the 22 companies that received the T Mark.

Devakam Osot Co., Ltd.(บริษัท เทวกรรมโอสถ จำกัด)

One of the 22 companies that received the T Mark.

Office of Trade Value Addition(สำนักส่งเสริมมูลค่าเพิ่มเพื่อการค้า)

The office within the Department of International Trade Promotion for T Mark applications.

Dr. Kirida Paophichit(ดร.กิริฎา เภาพิจิตร)

Assistant Minister to the Ministry of Commerce who presided over the ceremony.

Burachat Chaiyakorn Room(ห้องบุรฉัตรไชยากร)

The venue within the Ministry of Commerce where the ceremony took place.