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hailand as the “Food Innovation Hub” From raw materials to added value! Thai processed fruits, innovative rice products, health foods, and alternative proteins are reaching global markets, backed by standards and quality trusted worldwide.

Thailand as the “Food Innovation Hub” From raw materials to added value! Thai processed fruits, innovative rice products, health foods, and alternative proteins are reaching global markets, backed by standards and quality trusted worldwide.

Thai Wood Pellets: Clean Energy from Asia to the Global Stage

“War – Inflation – Oil on Fire! Global Markets Enter Risk-Off Mode Next Week” Next week (March 23–27, 2026), global investors must brace for extreme volatility as multiple negative factors converge—escalating conflict in the Middle East, surging oil prices, and continued monetary tightening from the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank. With markets fully shifting into Risk-off mode, investment strategies must pivot from “chasing prices” to “buying the dip.” Key assets such as gold, silver, and oil are approaching strategic entry points. This post will dive into: - Strategic buy zones for gold and silver - Oil price ranges and short-term trading strategies - Weakening global stock market outlook - War developments and their impact on FMCG prices

Energy Shock 2026: The Global Energy Crisis from LPG/LNG Infrastructure Attacks

Oil Crisis 2026: Thailand in Turmoil, Global Economy at Risk

Clean Energy = The Business Weapon of the Future Case Study: Solar Cells — The easiest energy transition, now the “accelerator” toward Net Zero and Carbon Credit

“Thai Canned Food & Smart Packaging: The Global Kitchen Leading with Taste and Innovation” When the freshness of Thai canned food moves forward together with smart packaging that delivers sustainability, safety, and convenience, Thailand continues to win the hearts of consumers worldwide. Thailand is a global leader in canned tuna, tropical fruits, and premium pet food, supported by packaging innovations such as Easy-Open lids, BPA-Free coatings, and 100% recyclable aluminum cans. Key Export Markets: USA • Middle East • Japan • Europe Opportunities: Health trends, organic food, and AI in supply chain management Challenges: Volatile metal costs and low-cost competitors Read the full article by SO OK TRADING www.sooktrading.com Contact us: sooktrading@outlook.com SO OK TRADING — FAST • SHARP • RELIABLE Your trusted partner in Thai canned food business

“Hormuz Strait on Fire – Global Logistics Shaken, Freight Costs Exploding” SUPPLY & DEMAND SHOCK from the Middle East | March 13, 2026 Article by SO OK TRADING When Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and attacked merchant vessels, over 30% of the world’s oil shipping routes were instantly disrupted. Crude oil prices surged past $150 per barrel, and freight rates skyrocketed 2–3 times within days. -

Thai Fruit Trends 2025–2026 are entering an exciting new era, full of global business opportunities! SO OK TRADING presents an overview of Thailand’s rapidly growing fruit export market, both in volume and quality. Durian, mangosteen, and Nam Dok Mai mango have become the “superstars” across international markets.

Thai Baht Amid Global Economic Storms: When War, Oil, and Gold Set the Direction

“Global Energy Crisis: When the Strait of Hormuz Is Blocked” In March 2026, Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic passage that carries more than 30% of the world’s crude oil. The move sent oil prices soaring, accelerated inflation, and shook the global economy.

Global Market Summary – March 2, 2026

By late February 2026, U.S.–Iran tensions are shaking the global economy across politics, military affairs, and financial markets. SO OK TRADING provides a clear summary with the latest insights on the Middle East situation:

BIOFUELS & BIOMASS: CLEAN ENERGY FOR CARBON CREDIT & CBM By SO OK TRADING As the world accelerates toward Net Zero, biofuels and biomass are no longer just alternatives — they’re becoming the new standard. From SAF in East Asia to RDF in ASEAN, clean energy is reshaping global trade, carbon strategies, and industrial fuel choices. This infographic breaks down: ✅ Global market growth (USD 257.61B by 2034) ✅ Regional trends across USA, EU, and Asia ✅ East Asia’s SAF & marine fuel revolution ✅ Biomass fuel comparison: Wood Pellets, Chips, RDF ✅ Market prices & business opportunities for producers Whether you're exporting premium pellets, supplying local chips, or scaling RDF for heavy industry — the future is green, and the momentum is real.

The years 2025–2027 will mark a turning point for Thai industries — moving from traditional production to a new era of digitalization, clean energy, and circular economy that aligns with global standards. This article highlights key trends shaping Thailand’s industrial future: Rare Earth Elements (REEs), Electric Vehicles (EV), Solar energy, Recycling, and new regulations that producers must be aware of. It also emphasizes the role of SO OK TRADING in confidently connecting Thai businesses to global markets.

✨ Tin: The Ordinary Metal Transformed into the “Metal of the Future” ✨ Once, tin was used only to coat food cans. Today, it has evolved into a strategic resource driving the digital economy and clean energy — from AI, semiconductors, EVs to next-generation batteries. Prices are soaring, demand is breaking records Tin is the “glue” connecting AI and data centers Tin is at the heart of battery innovation Tin is no longer just a basic metal. It is now a critical resource the world competes to secure — and it will shape the future of the global economy over the next two decades.

Thai Stock Market Trend: SET Index Surges Past 1,500 Points The Thai stock market has regained momentum in early 2026, with the SET Index successfully breaking through the psychological resistance level of 1,500 points. Strong buying pressure from both foreign investors and domestic institutions has fueled this rally, bringing back confidence after the turbulence experienced during 2023–2025. Key drivers behind this recovery include political stability following the February 2026 elections, robust earnings from listed companies, a rebound in the tourism sector, and liquidity support from the Vayupak Fund and Thai ESG initiatives. This analysis reviews the Thai stock market’s performance over the past decade, outlines the outlook for 2026, and highlights factors to watch closely such as short-term corrections and U.S. import tariff policies. At the end of the article, we introduce SO OK TRADING — a company dedicated to connecting Thailand’s high-quality products, including premium fruits, Thai rice, metals, and clean energy, to global markets. With a strong and sustainable branding strategy, SO OK TRADING builds long-term trust and partnerships with investors and business allies worldwide.

CBAM & Carbon Credit: A Guide for Thai Businesses to the New Global Trade Alongside “Carbon Footprint: The Blueprint for Future Business” The EU’s CBAM regulation is reshaping global trade entirely! Thai businesses—especially exporters and SMEs—must act quickly: measuring carbon emissions, adopting clean energy, and offsetting with carbon credits.

February 20, 2026 – The day “Global Tariffs” were halted by the U.S. Supreme Court But the game isn’t over… President Donald Trump strikes back with a brand-new 10% global tariff! Dollar weakens Gold surges Stock markets rebound Currencies swing worldwide Precious metals return as Safe Haven The full article by SO OK TRADING analyzes the impact on the global economy, currencies, equities, and safe-haven assets — plus strategies to navigate the coming era of High Volatility. Check out the English Infographic summary Interested in agricultural products, industrial goods, or clean energy fuels? Contact us directly: www.sooktrading.com sooktrading@outlook.com

Thailand’s Corn Industry: Global Market By SO OK TRADING Thailand is one of the world’s key players in the corn industry, contributing both to livestock feed and human consumption exports. Sweet corn, in particular, has secured Thailand’s position as the No.1 exporter worldwide. This infographic highlights the Thai–global corn market in five essential dimensions: - Feed Corn: 7 million rai cultivated, yet domestic output still falls short of demand. - Consumption Corn: Thailand leads in sweet corn exports, with potential expansion into bioplastics and textiles. - Cost & Environmental Challenges: High production costs, PM2.5 pollution, and new “No Burning” certification standards. - Imports: 3–4 million tons annually from Laos, Myanmar, and Cambodia, subject to moisture standards and strict traceability. - Market Prices: Bullish trend both domestically and globally (CBOT), signaling strong demand and tight supply.

Clean Energy Milestones: From “Choice” to “Survival” for Thai Industry Thailand is moving forward into a major energy transition. The clear national targets are Carbon Neutrality by 2050 and Net Zero by 2065. This is not only about reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but also about building new competitiveness for the Thai economy in the global market. Today, “clean fuels” such as RDF-3 and Wood Chips are becoming the core drivers of this transition. Whether replacing coal in cement factories, exporting to Japan and South Korea, or generating new income through Carbon Credits, these fuels are reshaping the energy landscape. Fuel switching is not just about energy — it is about strategic value: - Reducing taxes through BOI incentives - Avoiding the EU’s CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) - Creating new revenue streams from Carbon Credits - Strengthening ESG and sustainability branding