Warning from President of Chicken Farm Association - Pattaya People

 

 

Once again the President of the Chicken Farm Association, Mrs. Kahmpa warned all chicken farmers on Wednesday at a regular meeting, about the implications of the new government wage basic minimum wage allowance of 300 baht a day to all workers.   This, she believes will result in lay offs on farms and factories as farmers will have to watch their investment costs, especially with the higher prices now being paid for animal feed and other incidentals.

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Potential Dangers to Chicken Farmers to Wage Increase Policy - Pattaya People

 

 

On Wednesday, the President of the Chicken Farmer Association held a meeting to discuss the proposed nationwide increase in basic wages to 300 baht a day for workers that will take effect in January 2013. Mrs. Chaweewan Kahmpa stated that this increase will cause major issues and protests with investors and the potential danger of workers being laid off.  Chicken farmers are already in dire needs and many will not survive this policy.  A petition will be sent to the local authorities to hopefully change their plans issued by the government.

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Chicken Business Operator Arrested for Fraud - Pattaya People

 

 

Chonburi police announced on Tuesday the arrest of Mr. Anupat, aged 36, being accused of cheating investors in this frozen chicken business.   According to investors a total of 60 million baht was missing from the business, involving 40 victims.   His wife Supaluck had already been arrested back in August for handing out cheques that bounced.   Now like the chickens her assets been frozen and it was the turn of her husband to face the music in court.
 
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Problems between Thai and Chinese Chicken Businesses - Pattaya People

 

 

A meeting took place this week with members of the Chicken Farmers Association discussing about a possible trade war looming with counterpart associations in China. The issue has arisen regarding the export of chicken products from Thailand to the European and Japanese markets.  According to the Thai association, Thailand is the leading chicken product exporters, and now they are being pressurized to lower production and allow Chinese chicken farmers more access into this lucrative worldwide business.

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Chicken Farmers Advised of Flooding - Pattaya People

 

 

The President of the Chicken Farmers Association of Thailand Mrs. Chaweewan Kampa made a statement to warn all farmers in low lying land prone to flooding to slow down on producing or breeding their chickens, especially in Ang-tong, and Ayudhtaya provinces in Central Thailand, as flooding is possible in the next couple of days.

The cost of animal feed has also increased, and the average supply of chickens to the market has grown from 20 million chickens per week to 24 million chickens per week. This indicates that the supply will outstrip demand shortly, and the marketing situation will become risky for the farmers.

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