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New System to Expose Illegal Nominee Structures
The Thai government is stepping up efforts to combat illegal nominee structures. They will launch a powerful data-driven system. The system is called Intelligent Business Analysis System (IBAS) and is set to go live in August 2025. This marks a significant move to enforce the Foreign Business Act (FBA) and increase national economic security. If
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New Regulations for Key E-Commerce Platforms in Thailand
The Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA) of Thailand recently announced that the Thai government is actively strengthening regulations on digital platforms, especially “key e-commerce platforms.” As a result, the government will require any online marketplace or social commerce platform with significant transaction volumes and large user bases in Thailand to take on greater legal responsibilities
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How to Ensure Full Compliance When Exporting to Thailand?
Thai authorities recently seized over 78,000 counterfeit items, with a total estimated value exceeding 52 million baht. They confiscated products across various categories, including vitamins, dietary supplements, cosmetics, electronic devices, and branded handbags, many of which used Thai and international registered trademarks without authorization. This case highlights a widespread misconception among sellers: many believe that
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Thailand’s New Regulation: Easing Alcohol Sales Restrictions
As the Thai government further relaxes restrictions on alcohol sales, Chinese alcohol brands are seeing a new window of opportunity to enter the Thai market! Reports say that from May 11, 2025, Thailand has new rules allowing five types of places to sell alcohol on Buddhist holidays. The government also plans to let convenience stores
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Thailand Enforces New Food Labeling Rules, Repeals 7 Old Laws
Thailand has repealed seven outdated regulations In order to implement the revised Food Act B.E. 2522, the Thai Ministry of Public Health has officially issued a new notification, thereby repealing several outdated labeling regulations. The new notification also clearly stipulates that the labeling content and display of certain processed foods must be updated accordingly. The
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How to Respond to Thailand’s Nominee Shareholder Investigations?
Recently, Thailand’s Department of Business Development (DBD) announced that it will significantly intensify inspections on the use of “nominee shareholders” by foreign enterprises, with a particular focus on cracking down on six high-risk industries. This policy shift may have a profound impact on many foreign and Chinese companies currently operating in Thailand. What is a
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Thailand Customs New Regulations Strictly Inspect TISI Certification
TISI strictly inspects goods without TIS marks Between March 7 and 12, 2025, the Thailand Institute of Industrial Standards (TISI) carried out a series of surprise checks in order to strictly control products sold without TIS (Thai Industrial Standards) marks. Specifically, these checks took place in several areas across Bangkok and Nakhon Si Thammarat. During
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How to Register Beauty Medical Devices in Thailand
The beauty industry has grown rapidly in recent years. It has gained popularity both in China and abroad. As a result, brands are looking to expand internationally. Among the top destinations is Thailand, thanks to its strong consumer demand and open market. Why Thailand Is a Hot Market for Beauty Medical Devices In 2023, the
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Urgent Guide: What TISI Standards Mean for Thailand
TISI certification in Thailand is a key requirement for importing and selling regulated products. TISI certification is mandatory for some products. For others, it is voluntary. Understanding the process is essential for businesses entering the Thai market. This guide will help you navigate the procedures, from applying through the NSW system to checking the mandatory
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Rising Insight: How E-Commerce in Thailand Unlocks Growth
Southeast Asia’s e-commerce market has been on an unstoppable growth trajectory in recent years. Thailand is at the heart of this transformation. Consumer behavior, payment preferences, and cross-border shopping habits are evolving rapidly. According to IDC’s latest report, the Southeast Asian e-commerce market is projected to reach $325 billion by 2028. The explosion of digital