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Author(s)
SumaleeGrodgangunt, RoihanSaaree, ChonlakanSatabodee, RungsiriPadungrat, MathuroseTongintharach
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2185/2024.04.003
Affiliation(s)
Princess of Naradhiwas University, Narathiwat, Thailand
ABSTRACT
This research aimed to
analyze the enhancement of competitiveness among fruit and vegetable export
entrepreneurs, with the case study of the Su-ngaiKolok checkpoint in Narathiwat
Province. This research focused on three objectives: (1) examining how
competitiveness is enhanced through government support and the development of
border trade zones, (2) studying the supply chain dynamics, including strategic
factors and opportunities in agricultural product management, and (3)
developing a model for border trade to strengthen exporters’ capabilities. The
research employed qualitative methods, with data collected from 25 informants
through interviews and employed descriptive methods. The research results
revealed that:(1) government agencies play a crucial role in improving
competitiveness by developing border economic zones and trade policies;additionally,
(2) the research highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships, network
building, and efficient logistics along the value chain;(3)the proposed Border
Trade Model includes elements for instance government policy, partnerships,
entrepreneurial potential, and transportation channels, aiming to enhance the
overall efficiency and effectiveness of vegetable and fruit exporters in the
region.
KEYWORDS
enhancement, competitiveness, border trade entrepreneurs
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