ภาคเอกชนจับมือ สคบ. เสนอแนวทางควบคุมสินค้านำเข้าไม่ได้มาตรฐานPrivate Sector Collaborates with the CPB to Propose Guidelines for Controlling Substandard Imported Goods

On Monday, June 30, 2025, the Supply Chain and Security Committee led by Mr. Arun Iamsuree, Chairman of the Supply Chain Security Committee of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), along with Mr. Kitti Sukotmatantee, representative of the Electrical and Electronics Industry Group, and Ms. Sunee Vorawutthangkoon, representative of the Food and Beverage Industry Group, FTI, met with the Office of the Consumer Protection Board (CPB). They were welcomed by Mr. Ronrung Poolpipat, Secretary-General of the Consumer Protection Board, and his executive team at Meeting Room 5, Government Complex Building, 5th Floor, Chaengwattana Road.

This discussion focused on key issues regarding the management of products that do not comply with the law, particularly concerning the importation of goods from abroad, such as products from China entering Thailand in various forms, both for domestic use and for repackaging, without displaying labels as required by law.

The Office of the Consumer Protection Board (CPB) clarified that the CPB is responsible for consumer protection and emphasizes the importance of product labeling issues, such as production dates, manufacturing locations, and details that consumers should clearly receive. Currently, there are ongoing efforts to detect products that do not comply with the law.

In addition, the CPB requests cooperation from the public to report tips or complaints about imported goods lacking labels or having incorrect labels as mandated by law through the Traffy Fondue system or the CPB hotline at 1166. The FTI is prepared to drive and cooperate with the CPB in monitoring products that do not comply with the law together.