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“Transforming Thai Crops to Net Zero: From Cassava and Corn to Bioplastics, Packaging, and Future Fuels” Cassava and corn are no longer just food crops — they are becoming the raw materials of the future for compostable packaging, bioplastics, and clean fuels, driving the green economy and supporting Net Zero goals. This article by SO OK TRADING explores in depth:

Global Sugar Industry 2024/25: From Sweetness to Future Energy

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.

Global Currency Wars: Dollar Strengthens—Baht Retreats, Yet Thailand Holds Its Balance

Metal Wars in the Age of AI – Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Antimony, Lead

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

“The Metal and Rare Earths War: The Hidden Power Behind the EV Revolution” Electric vehicles (EVs) are not driven by electricity alone. They are powered by aluminum, copper, nickel, and rare earths — the economic metals that are becoming the beating heart of global EV innovation. The latest article from SO OK TRADING provides an in‑depth analysis: - How these fundamental metals shape EV batteries and electrical systems - How rare earths like Neodymium, Dysprosium, and Praseodymium enable high‑torque, compact motors - How global trends from 2025–2030 will reshape the use of metals and rare earths - How leading automakers — Tesla, BMW, Renault, Nissan, BYD, and Toyota — are innovating to reduce dependence on rare earths

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

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“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

RDF-3: The Waste Fuel Cement Plants Love From waste to clean energy, cement plants worldwide—including Thailand—are shifting from costly coal to RDF, cutting costs and carbon emissions in a serious way. RDF-3 (Fluff RDF) is the star of the industry: small size, fast burning, high calorific value, and zero leftover ash. Global Trends: China, Japan, and South Korea are moving toward premium SRF with advanced smart-sorting technology. Thailand is catching up fast: Major cement plants target 50–100% RDF usage, backed by “Trash-to-Cement” models and the new TIS RDF standard. RDF-3 is not just an “alternative fuel” — it’s the fuel of the future, helping cement plants truly go green.

♻️ Recycled Lead Ingot: The Circular Metal the World Still Relies On Often seen as an “old metal,” recycled lead ingot is in fact becoming the backbone of the circular economy, powering industries from batteries and automobiles to data centers and renewable energy worldwide.

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

Oil War – March 7, 2026: When the USA & Israel Bombed Iran’s Oil Depots, the World Entered a Massive Oil Shock On March 7, 2026, the world shook overnight. The USA and Israel launched a strike on Iran’s oil depots in Tehran, igniting fires and triggering immediate retaliation. Within 24 hours, Iran officially closed the Strait of Hormuz — the strategic passage for more than 20% of global oil. The result: the largest Oil Shock since the Russia–Ukraine war. Oil Prices: Brent crude jumped from $65–70 to over $92 per barrel, with forecasts pointing to $120–150 if the blockade continues. Gold Prices: From $4,800/oz before the war, gold surged to $5,300–5,400/oz, setting a new floor at $5,000 and potentially climbing beyond $6,000. Currencies: USD strengthened as a safe haven, while JPY, CNY, and THB weakened under soaring energy costs. Stock Markets: Asia-Pacific indices tumbled as investors fled to gold and other safe assets. This is not just a Middle East conflict — it’s a shockwave hitting costs, investments, and wallets worldwide. SO OK TRADING monitors these shifts in real time, standing as your trusted partner in uncertain times.

Impact of the 2026 Gulf War: As Oil Prices Surge, CBAM Takes Effect, and the World Accelerates Toward Net Zero With fossil fuels becoming a global risk, Wood Pellets (biomass fuel) are emerging as the new answer for industries worldwide. ✅ Oil prices soar to $125 → Businesses turn to renewable fuels ✅ CBAM enforcement begins → Factories must adapt to stay competitive ✅ Net Zero by 2050 → Wood Pellets truly help reduce greenhouse gas emissions ✅ Thailand’s strong potential → Production, exports, and domestic use strengthen energy security

“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.

Battery Recycling = The Moving Gold Mine of the Future From old batteries to precious resources! Did you know? Expired car batteries are not waste, but treasure troves of rare metals. More than 90% can be recovered — including lithium, cobalt, nickel, and lead. Thailand is rapidly becoming the ASEAN hub for EV battery recycling, driven by global automaker investments and the EV 3.5 policy that attracts advanced technologies.

STR20: The Pillar of Thai Rubber — Towards a Sustainable Future and the Global EV Market From internationally standardized block rubber to a new role in the era of electric vehicles and sustainable materials. STR20 is not just an export product, but the “heart” of the global tire industry, connecting upstream and downstream, and driving Thailand towards becoming a world-class EV hub.

Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Global Energy Shock & Thailand’s Response The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is not just a geopolitical issue — it’s an energy storm that disrupts the world’s economic artery and directly impacts Thailand. Oil prices are soaring, living costs are rising, and logistics are stumbling. Businesses must adapt quickly to survive. SO OK TRADING stands as your trusted partner. FAST. SHARP. RELIABLE. Read the full article and explore the infographic below.

Thailand’s Industry Trends in 2026 Thailand’s industries are shifting from “producing more” to “producing in line with global trends.” Businesses that adapt to clean energy and bio-agriculture will gain significant advantages in both exports and access to funding.