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PM aims to fix 'khao kaeng' prices with Blue Flag programme

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says she will implement the "Blue Flag" programme to stop khao kaeng sellers from increasing their prices.

SNACK TIME: Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra examines a display of khao kaeng dishes during her visit to Talat Sun Kan Kha in Min Buri district. PHOTO: CHANAT KATANYU

She said the programme will set standard prices for khao kaeng, the Thai style of fast food with rice and one dish. Prices for the dishes tend to increase during periods when living costs are high.

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  • Discussion 38 : 27/02/2012 at 10:50 AM38

    prices can be fixed yes, then what about the profits? Especialy now that fuel prices are going up.When fuel prices go up everything goes up in price.

  • Discussion 37 : 27/02/2012 at 03:21 AM37

    It's very good to control the prices, but I have doubt about one thing. It is going to work? I am not an expert, how can we keep Kao Kaeng at low price, if everything else are expensive. High food cost, expensive ingredients etc. Somehow vendors need to make profit too.

  • Discussion 36 : 27/02/2012 at 02:33 AM36

    Why don't they also stop the price rise of politicians wages? Don't think that will happen.

  • Discussion 35 : 27/02/2012 at 02:15 AM35

    You know some of the QA tests that CP show on TV about there products, sorry but no one has the technology as yet to do some of those things. others would take them years to do if they did on every single item of a product, as they say they do.

  • Discussion 34 : 27/02/2012 at 02:11 AM34

    you know what is popula with western people. ITs massaman. This is from thai people in Thailand.

  • Discussion 33 : 27/02/2012 at 02:08 AM33

    never forget to watch the Cp advert on Tv then you will know the truth. Empty shop, no real customers, all buying CP products. I have never been in a shop in Thailand the same as the one in the adverts for CP. This should answer the question. ( my previous posts about this have not been shown here. I wonder why?) I and my wife who is Thai have checked about the UK, sorry but it is correct about CP. No factories in the UK also. Its the first that the Thai people in the northwest know about factories. Even Wing yips does not know of any.

  • Discussion 32 : 27/02/2012 at 12:08 AM32

    How was the 30 baht price calculated?

  • Discussion 31 : 26/02/2012 at 11:31 PM31

    Bubbs

    We understand the needs and demands of UK consumers, and our teams of development chefs are constantly creating new delicious recipes.

    Where in this does it prove that they supply the UK?

  • Discussion 30 : 26/02/2012 at 11:21 PM30

    Sat next to an executive from CP on a plane into London Heathrow last year. He advised me they ship a considerable amount of chicken into the UK every month. A good percentage of it ready cooked.

  • Discussion 29 : 26/02/2012 at 11:17 PM29

    Bula how Much do you get paid for writing your propaganda?

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