Thai Industrial Hemp Trade Association

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The “Thai Industrial Hemp Trade Association” was established by entrepreneurs with experiences in cannabis and hemp trade in the form of fibers, extracts for medical and commercial use, supplements, food and beverage, skincare and cosmetic products, both in Thai and international markets. The aim of the association is to be a center of business cooperation, promotion, and support for its members, and to provide information to the members and those interested. It also serves to coordinate efforts among organizations, government agencies, and private companies in Thailand and outside to stimulate economic and industrial growth, ultimately leading to the career stability of hemp entrepreneurs in Thailand.

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February 19, 2025

Thai Industrial Hemp Trade Association (TIHTA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Hemp Construction Association from Germany. This collaboration aims to support knowledge exchange in innovation and foster cooperation in energy reduction for sustainable environmental solutions at an international level.

Asia International Hemp Expo 2024: Driving the Hemp Industry Across 12 Nations, Establishing the “Asia International Hemp Federation” to Promote Sustainability

The Asia International Hemp Expo 2024, a premier event in Asia’s hemp industry, is set to be held from November 27-30, 2024 at Hall 3, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok. Organized by the Thai Industrial Hemp Trade Association (TiHTA) in collaboration with N.C.C. Exhibition Organizer (NEO), the event will provide a comprehensive platform for investors, industry leaders, and stakeholders to connect and drive the hemp industry forward.

A key highlight of the expo is the formation of the Asia International Hemp Federation (AIHF), comprising 12 member countries including Thailand, Japan, China, South Korea, India, Pakistan, Mongolia, the United States, Australia, Ukraine, Singapore, and EU countries. The federation aims to enhance trade, develop supply chains, and overcome regulatory obstacles to foster sustainable growth in the hemp industry.

Key Features:

Comprehensive Industry Platform: Showcasing innovations across 14 industries, from cultivation to product development, with participation from over 150 private enterprises and 40 public organizations.
Hemp Inspires Exhibition: Featuring hemp-based furniture and lifestyle products in collaboration with Design and Object Association, along with a fashion show by Earthology Studio showcasing hemp-fiber clothing.
International Symposium: Gathering industry experts from 40 countries to discuss global trends, innovations, and the future outlook of the hemp industry.

Strategic Objectives:

Industrial Development and Innovation: Establishing standardized production guidelines, fostering research collaborations, and supporting sustainable agriculture.
Public Awareness and Acceptance: Promoting scientific understanding to dispel misconceptions and emphasizing hemp’s environmental, health, and economic benefits.
Policy Advocacy: Collaborating with governments to develop hemp-friendly policies and establish regulatory standards, including THC content limits.
Sustainability Promotion: Supporting efficient resource use and integrating hemp into various industries to reduce waste and environmental impact.

Market Insights:

The global hemp industry is projected to grow at an annual rate of 15-20%, reaching a value of $20–30 billion by 2030.
The health and wellness sector is expected to expand from $38 billion in 2024 to $48.5 billion by 2027, driven by increasing demand for natural health products and medical tourism.

Expected Outcomes:

Over 10,000 attendees from around the globe.
An estimated economic impact of 1 billion baht.

Mr. Surapol Utintu, Managing Director of NEO, emphasized that this year’s event will offer unparalleled opportunities for the hemp industry, fostering both domestic and international business collaboration. Admission is restricted to individuals aged 18 and above.

This expo will serve as a catalyst for the global advancement of the hemp industry and position hemp as a key economic driver in achieving sustainability.

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Meeting of the Thai Hemp Industry Trade Association Royal Project Foundation and the network for developing fibers from hemp plants in Chiang Mai Province

The Thai Hemp Industry Trade Association (TIHTA) has invited the management teams of NCC and NEO NCC, SCG and the private sector Touchable, Earthology Studio, Global Hemp Service (France) who are fiber design entrepreneurs. Both inside and abroad Participate in a study tour at the weaving group’s product center, Ban Nong Ngueak, Lamphun Province, and Ban Mae Sa Noi. Dao Mang Community Enterprise Group, hemp fabric work (Hmong ethnic group) and attended a meeting to discuss with the S.P.S. and the Royal Project Foundation

In summary, the issues from the discussion meeting are as follows:
– Linking the supply chain upstream, midstream, and downstream by the association piloting the creation of a Role Model for upstream from the Royal Project. Connect with the private sector in development and produce products that meet standards Increase volume at the industrial level and regulate prices in order to be able to compete with foreign markets

– Bringing different parts of hemp to expand Find a solution to produce products that are complete in every aspect. For example, the roots and various branches of hemp are used to make Creative Furniture, fibers are used to make textiles mixed with Poly Recycle fibers, hemp cores are used for SCG to develop construction products.

– Discuss various pain points of growing hemp that the Royal Project has encountered problems with both growing and producing. which currently uses a lot of labor and takes a long time to process The Royal Project will import machinery from China to solve problems in these parts, and NCC proposes that the Royal Project join in sharing various pain points in terms of machinery problems. To be further consulted with the Machinery Association to help develop machines that will solve various pain point problems. Dr. Ya from NCC will prepare various information for NCC.

– As for the cooperation that takes place in this connection The association will take action in making an MOU with all sectors during the first press conference of the Asia International Hemp Expo&Forum 2024 and will present this model at the event in both the Forum and Showcase sections.

– There will be a collection of hemp that will be developed by Earthology in collaboration with the Royal Project. Going to exhibit at events abroad and bring it back to be displayed at the Asia International Hemp Expo&Forum 2024 and may be organized as a Fashion Show during the opening ceremony.

TIHTA joins the public-private-community network to drive and develop hemp fiber. To answer the needs in terms of quality, standards, and prices in order to lead to the industrial sector in a concrete and sustainable way.

Invite those who are interested to join in watching, listening and gaining knowledge.

Event: “Workshop The use of medical cannabis extracts in pediatric epilepsy patients.”

Date: March 14th – 15th, 2024

Location: Miracle Grand Convention Hotel, Bangkok

You can watch it live on Facebook Live at https://www.facebook.com/gpoth.official.

Genesis "Hemp" to the Thai industry

The community enterprise, the center of herbal development for communities, Buriram Province (Pla Ploen Enterprise) joins the industry in organizing a seminar “Seed-To-Sale: Introduction to Hemp” to the Thai industry. to create a body of knowledge for those who are interested About the medical marijuana drive and industrial hemp in full range from upstream to downstream

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Met with the Ministry of Industry to present the model

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