The company received a certificate of commitment for officially participating in the “EU CBAM Readiness Project”, demonstrating its proactive approach in responding to the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which will be fully implemented in 2026. Although plastic products are not yet included in the initial phase of the CBAM fee collection, early preparation is essential to ensure the company can effectively adapt to future regulatory changes. This initiative strengthens business resilience and enhances the competitiveness of Thai products in the European market in the near future.
