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The project is designed to sustainably yield up to 4.5 billion cubic feet of carbon-neutral renewable gas annually from nut shells and orchard residues.Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) filed an application with the California Public Utilities

A dozen of Thailand's top executives on Friday shared their expectations of the incoming government, expecting to contribute to the development of future national policies and show their support for the eight-party coalition to form a new government quickly and smoothly.

NR Instant Produce Plc (NRF), the producer and distributor of vegetarian and plant-based food, plans to acquire a grocery and cash and carry store in London in the first half of this year as it completes its trading ecosystem from downstream to upstream.

In the green Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector, the “Carbon Negative Label”, requires the greatest effort and most capital to pursue the world’s net zero carbon emission production.

Today, 13 private enterprises were recognised as winners of Thailands Best Managed Companies awards program at an

SINGAPORE, July 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Mr. William E. Heinecke, Founder and Chairman of Minor International Public Company Limited is among 18 winners of the Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards 2022 Thailand Chapter. The Awards were presented by Enterprise Asia, the leading regional non-governmental organization for entrepreneurship. They were chosen from over 100 nominees through a rigorous evaluation process by...

With today’s world driven by technology, continuous innovation and digitalisation, BMW Thailand is introducing the BMW Thailand – Class of the Future initiative to accumulate thoughts and ideas, explore new visions and business creativity, targeting BMW customers, executives, businesspeople, marketers and public.

The Bangkok Post, Thailand's leading English-language news media outlet, this year launched its "Bangkok Post CEO of the Year 2021" campaign for the first time.

Once an avid meat lover, Dan Pathomvanich now has a diet that is almost entirely plant-based.

Fast-food chains, including KFC and Burger King, have also tried out plant-based products with diners.. Read more at straitstimes.com.