On the occasion of his appointment as Chairman of the Thailand–Bangladesh Business Council, Mr. Yongyos Pholtanawat, Global Commercial and Distribution Business Director, led the SCG International team, together with Mr. Chin Phuengsabchaikul, Bangladesh Office Manager, and
Ms. Jurarat Reukngam, Sales Executive, to pay a courtesy visit to H.E. Mrs. Thitiporn Chirasawadi, Ambassador of Thailand to Bangladesh, who is also concurrently accredited to the Kingdom of Bhutan, at the Royal Thai Embassy in Dhaka.
The meeting aimed to exchange perspectives on trade opportunities between Thailand and Bangladesh,as well as to discuss business limitations that may pose challenges to expanding cooperation. The discussion also explored potential approaches to further develop bilateral trade capabilities in a sustainable manner.
On this occasion, Mr. Anusorn Kautipvittaya, Minister Counsellor (Commercial), also joined the discussion and shared in-depth insights into Bangladesh’s economy, trade landscape, and market trends. This exchange aimed to strengthen business linkages and foster future collaboration between Thailand, SCG International, and the business sector in Bangladesh.
EPD cement is cement whose environmental performance has been measured by life cycle assessment, documented in an Environmental Product Declaration, and verified by an independent third party under ISO 14025. An EPD does not mean the cement is “green.” It means the carbon number attached to that cement is auditable
Sourcing insulation should not slow down a build, delay a retail order, or leave your team chasing uncertain stock. If you need a dependable green batts supplier in Sydney, the goal is more than finding a product at the right price. You need consistent Glasswool batts, clear product information, responsive communication, and supply planning that matches real project demand.
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This guide breaks down six of the most widely used agricultural biomass fuels — rice husk, rice straw pellets, corn cob, bamboo pellets, sugarcane leaf pellets, and Napier grass — and explains which boiler types and handling systems suit each one. If you’re evaluating fuel switching or diversifying your current supply, this is the practical reference to work from before you talk specifications with a supplier.
