Royal Thai Army Radio and Television (TV5) is working with Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com to help promote Thai agricultural products on the platform as part of measures to increase income for farmers and the country’s economy.
“Talks have been held with JD.com to export Thai fruit to JD customers,” said Lt Gen Rangsee Kitiyanasap, president of Royal Thai Army Radio and Television.
The collaboration is expected to begin this month to determine which products would be exported first, such as durian, jasmine rice or others, he said.
Some 50,000 tonnes of fruit is expected to be sold through collaboration with JD.com per year, said Lt Gen Rangsee.
“We will deliver via air freight within two days, either wholesale or retail,” he said. TV5…
