The Dzongkhag Agriculture Sector, Paro has a DCM full of local Chilly (contribution from public for Kurim at Paro and surplus) for sale at the rate of Nu 20/kg. The money collected from the sale will be used for Kurim.
Anyone wishing to buy any quantity at the above rate may kindly submit your demand today (16/10/2014) before 4:00 P.M to:
– Ms Pema Choden Tamang @ 1765815
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The Director of the Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives (DAMC) will be talking on the Cooperatives on BBS TV today after 7 PM news (13/10/2014).
– DAMC
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The Centenary Farmers’ Market (CFM) in Thimphu has a new player in the vegetable business and other farm produce. The Youth Business Cooperative (YBC) registered under the Cooperative Act of Bhutan has started vegetable marketing as their core business in Thimphu.
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The Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives, Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, is pleased to invite sealed bids airfare quotation for the following sector and date.
Class: Economy
Number of Pax: 2 (TWO)
Date Sector
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This is to inform all concerned that, Cordycep is a dutiable good in Thailand. The Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives would like to recommend anyone wishing to export cordyceps to Thailand to kindly get import permit from the Thai Department of Health and Food Control and then declare at the customs at Bangkok airport. Then one has to pay 30 % duty on Thai value for cordyceps, which is fixed at Thai Baht 200,000 -2, 50,000 per kg (Nu. 4-5 lakhs per kg) depending upon quality assessed.
And in the event, if the cordyceps is illegally imported then the goods will be confiscated for good. If confiscation is challenged, the case will be forwarded to Thai airport police, whereby, the illegal importer will be detained and charged with criminal acts, including imprisonment. Then 130% penalty will be imposed and the goods will not be returned as well. The export permits issued by Bhutan shall not be sufficient to legally import to Thailand.
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