Thailand network reported that according to Thai media news, on February 9, Thailand's Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Tsakratcha revealed that the department is ready to launch an agricultural project to sell pork at a low price to help people reduce the cost of living. The project is scheduled to be launched from February 12-19 in the Or Tor Kor Marketing Area in Bangkok's Chatuchak District, where 150,000 kg of pork will be stocked and sold at a low price of 140 baht per kg. In order to benefit the public, it is stipulated that no more than 5 kilograms per person should be purchased.
Tsakratcha said the department has made progress in many activities to help people in economic difficulty, such as the 20 baht fast food restaurant project launched on February 6. It is believed that the low-price pork sales project launched by the department this time can also reduce the cost of living and reduce the burden of living for the people. At the same time, it enables the public to consume high-quality and safe pork at a reasonable and fair price.
(Source: workpointTODAY)