opportunities are also presented by the development of environmentally-friendly products such as electric cars, as well as from government support policies such as the bio-economy promotion policies. Therefore
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. Inthanin also aims to promote its eco- brand image, being an environmental friendly coffee shop brand by using biodegradable cups. From the branches expansion, better management of the stores, and cost
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potential to become Middle Income clients, KBank remains committed to acquiring new customers and seeking opportunities to do business with our partners to develop new user-friendly products and services in
provide consumers with high quality oil that is environmentally friendly through the reduction of pollution emission from the combustion process, while serving to assist farmers. Whereas the industrial
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