Cabinet approves ฿10.5bn central fund for flood relief
Food operators forge ahead with green initiatives to help save the planet
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Food operators forge ahead with green initiatives to help save the planet
14 Sept 02:21Key points summarised by AI
Thailand's surging food delivery market has led to a dramatic increase in plastic waste, prompting environmental concerns and a government goal to cut solid waste by 30%.
Food operators such as Phoenix Lava, Miss Dee, and Triple S Kitchen are actively adopting eco-friendly packaging solutions, including paper, bio-plastics, and banana leaves, to reduce their environmental footprint.
Consumers are increasingly eco-conscious, opting out of single-use plastics through app options and demonstrating a willingness to pay more for products and services that prioritize environmental sustainability.
These collective efforts by the government, food industry, and consumers aim to combat plastic pollution, promote recycling, and foster a more sustainable future for the food delivery sector.
Cabinet approves ฿10.5bn central fund for flood relief
Today 14:04Key points summarised by AI
The Cabinet allocated 10.5 billion baht from the fiscal 2027 central emergency fund to provide financial relief for flood victims.
This funding will cover remaining compensation payments and relief operations for severely affected households, as fiscal 2026 funds have been exhausted.