


Memorandum of understanding signed with TISTR
The company signed a memorandum of understanding with the Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR) on promoting the use of science and technology to develop products.
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The company signed a memorandum of understanding with the Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR) on promoting the use of science and technology to develop products.



Attended to exchange knowledge on herbal innovation and to discuss developing herbal and wellness products for communities in Chachoengsao. Met the Department of Medical Sciences, a college of pharmacy, TISTR, a health and wellness college and entrepreneurs, and advised exhibiting entrepreneurs on market channels.



Attended the kick-off of a project that collects used cooking oil from households to make sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), organised by the Chonburi Community Study and Development Center with PTT Global Chemical (GC). About 60-70 people from partner agencies in several provinces took part, including a handover of collection-point signs.



A series of field visits with government agencies and partner networks: preparation meetings for the Dokdin Ban festival 2026, visits to community enterprises such as broom, sewing and silk-farm groups, and suggestions for new sales channels and added value for community products.


Followed up on the community development plan, drafted the tourism activity calendar and prepared the second Dokdin Ban festival meeting with the provincial community development office, the provincial industry council, community enterprise networks and an academic institution. The company acted as coordinator between the parties.


Took part in the signing of a cooperation agreement to drive the project promoting market channels for OTOP products in Chachoengsao, chaired by the provincial governor together with the provincial community development officer.



With the provincial industry council and the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA): meetings on clean energy through rooftop solar, a joint booth at the 2025 Chachoengsao Red Cross fair, and help for a large-plot bamboo community enterprise in Tha Takiap, where PEA added a 30 kVA transformer to fix low voltage.