Don’t Quit, Manage Risks

Food

What is the problem ?

The El Nino has affected pineapple production in Thailand.

What is the solution ?

Some companies are quitting the industry altogether. Our

guest – who has literally grown up in the pineapple industry- is “doubling down”but diversifying

What is the evidence?

Pineapple leaves which would have wasted can be used to

make sustainable textiles.

What is the caveat?

Demand for these textiles is lower than expected.

What should organisations do ?

They should diversify to manage risks, not give in.

Easier said that done, of course.

Sections

Section 1: First 8 minutes : Introduction to Jinny (Ghanyapad) Tantipipatpong and her family business

Section 2: Next 22 minutes: The impact of the El Nino on the pineapple industry in Thailand

Section 3: Next 23 minutes: The plans of converting pineapple waste leaves to sustainable textile fibres

Host:

Sanjoy Sanyal, Founder Regain Paradise

www.regainparadise.org

Guest:

Jinny (Ghanyapad) Tantipipatpong

Executive Director of the Siam Agro-Food Industry and the Director of the Thai

Designation Pineapple Canning Industry Corporation

https://www.saico.co.th/home/

jinny@tpc-canning.com

WA: +66(0)81 813 6288

Date 12th August

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