Although the current global economic downturn has caused a sharp decline in the income of most companies, there are still companies that are bucking the trend. The seasoning export industry is one of the industries that is growing against the trend. It is reported that at the end of last year, relevant statistics from the International Trade Negotiation Office of the Ministry of Commerce showed that Thai seasonings were very popular among consumers during the epidemic. In 2021, Thai seasoning exports reached US$949 million, an increase of 12%, making it the fourth largest seasoning in the world. The data export destination is second only to , EU, , the United States and China.
Judging from the current market development situation, Thai seasoning exports will continue to grow because more and more people are now fond of Thai food. As for the seasonings with obvious export growth, they mainly include chili sauce (up 37%), soybean paste (up 27%), fish sauce (up 20%), seasoning powder (up 11%) and other types of seasonings (up 11%). growth of 6%).
Data shows that Thailand’s exports increased by 19.5% in March this year, with exports reaching US$28.8596 billion (approximately 922.313 billion baht), setting a 30-year export record. Among them, Thailand’s agricultural exports have seen a gratifying increase. Agricultural product exports are expected to grow by 27.7% this year, generating revenue of US$2.163 billion. The main agricultural products exported include vegetable oil, sugar, poultry food, seasonings, canned seafood, semi-finished seafood, etc.
