วันที่นำเข้าข้อมูล 24 Mar 2020
วันที่ปรับปรุงข้อมูล 29 Nov 2022
Volume of bilateral trade between Thailand and Canada in 2011 valued 2,777.25 million USD and in 2012 valued 2,518.70 million USD with Thailand exports value of 1,582.95 million USD and imports value of 936.23 million USD. Leading exports from Thailand include canned seafood products, mobile telephone parts, rubber, rice, frozen shrimps and prawns, canned friuts, while top imports from Canada include fertilizers, gold, pulp and papers, integrated circuits, metal, machinery
Merchandise Imports from Canada to Thailand in 2013 (Million Dollar)
1. Fertilizer and Pesticides 122.62
2. Pulp of Wood/West and Scrap 105.78
3. Agri-Products 98
4. Precious Stones/Silver and Gold 80.2
5. Electrical Circuits 71.8
6. Machinery and Mechanical Appliances 52.5
7. Base Metal 38.5
8. Electrical Machinery 34
9. Chemical Product 29
10. Medical Instrument 19.5
Merchandise Imports from Canada to Thailand in 2013 (Million Dollar)
1. Canned Seafood/Prepared Food Stuffs 201.7
2. Rice 74.17
3. Natural Rubber 60
4. Frozen Shrimp 50.2
5. Canned Fruits 44.9
6. Jewelry and Accessories 44.58
7. Electrical Equipment 44.5
8. Cloth and Apparels 44
9. Rubber Material 41.6
10. Computer and Appliances 39.1
Statistics
Customs Tariff of Thailand
Customs Tariff of Canada
Import and Export Statistics (Thailand-Canada)
In addtion, during Prime Minister Stephen Harper`s visit to Thailand in March 2012, Prime Minister of the two countries announced that Thailand and Canada would start exploratory talks toward a free trade agreement. In January 2013, the two delegates met in Washington DC. preluding exploratory talks toward a free trade agreement . In August 26,2013, the representative from Chulalongkorn University met with representative of Trade Negotiations Bureau, DFATD exchanging ideas on Thailand`s ecomic study.
The growing presence of foreign investment in Thailand, including from Canada, is testament to the importance of Thailand as a regional hub and gateway to ASEAN. One sector to have reaped benefits from Canadian Investment is the financial sector, where Scotia Bank holds a 49% stake in Thanachart Bank. Also, the establishment of the Canada-ASEAN Business Council (CABC) in 2012 would bring closer in term of trade and investment.
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