On June 6, Pan Ya, general manager of Thailand's Kao Charoen Transport Company, revealed that at present, Kao Charoen Transport Company has signed agreements with Pan Asian Silk Road Co., Ltd. (PAS) and Asia Express Logistics Co., Ltd. (AEL) to better transport Thai goods and agricultural products to the Chinese market. It is reported that on June 6, 16 boxes of durian weighing about 276 tons and 19 boxes of mangosteen weighing about 333 tons from the eastern region of Thailand have been successfully transported to China.
Panya said that for China and most destination countries, the future market demand will be petrochemicals, such as plastic particles. A shipment of plastic pellets produced by Thailand's National Oil Company (PTT) will be shipped to Russia by rail this month. In addition, if the situation in Russia is stable, the export of goods to European countries will continue to be carried out by rail.
Finally, Panya mentioned that since the use of rail to transport goods, there has been a shortage of refrigerated cabinets equipped with built-in generators, which has seriously affected export demand. In light of this, Kao Charoen Transport, Pan-Asian Silk Road Limited and Asia Express Logistics Limited jointly procured 200 reefers and installed built-in generators, aiming to reach a capacity of 3,000 containers to support fruit exports in the eastern and southern regions of Thailand.