Discover SweCham's impactful first half of 2025: 54 activities, 1244 participants, and key achievements in business and cultural networking. See what's next! < Back SweCham 2025 Mid-Year Recap: 54 Events, Business Growth & Future Opportunities in Thailand 26 Jun 2025 We've officially reached the halfway point of 2025, and what an incredible journey it has been for SweCham! We're immensely proud of the vibrant community we've fostered and the numerous inspiring connections we've made. This past half-year has been nothing short of magical, thanks to the incredible engagement from our members, partners, and the wider business community. By the Numbers: A Half-Year of Impact SweCham Half Year Overview 2025 Our commitment to fostering strong business and cultural ties has translated into some truly impressive figures: 54 activities in the first half of 2025 alone! 14 SweCham Networking, Member Engage series, and Business & Cultural Celebrations that brought people together. We generated a remarkable 1,244 participating traffic in total. Our focus on 4 major pillars —Talks and Forums, Webinars, and Business and Cultural Networking—has ensured diverse and valuable content. We're grateful for the support of 28 engaging sponsors, speakers, and supporters who made these events possible. Our collaborative spirit led to 40 joint events with other chambers and organizations, amplifying our reach and impact. A massive thank you to everyone who has contributed to building such a dynamic and motivated meeting point. Your participation and support are what make SweCham thrive! Highlights from Our First Half of 2025 This year has been packed with a diverse range of events, from insightful business discussions to vibrant cultural celebrations. Here are just a few of the highlights: SweCham Business Connect and Forum: January 23: SweCham Business Connect with Jönköping University , University West, and University of Skovde . February 14: Participated in the JFCCT Prime Minister's Address Luncheon 2025 , with generous support from Ericsson , Saab , and Toyota Material Handling Warehouse Solutions Thailand. February 20: SweCham Business Connect, addressed critical environmental concerns at our Air Pollution , powered by Vent Pro. March 5: Celebrated International Women's Day at a joint event with FTCC , with in-kind sponsorship from FOREO. March 20: Annual General Meeting and networking session with Kim Alan Edwards from the World Bank. April 30: Celebrated Valborg/Walpurgis with a Multi-Chambers Business Networking event , powered by Black Mountain Golf Club Hua Hin and in-kind sponsor Spacecraft . May 27: Our May Business Connect featured insights from the National Board of Trade Sweden (Kommerskollegium) . May 29: The 8th edition of the Sustainability for Business Forum (SBF) 2025 , proudly sponsored by Gold sponsors Candela and Sentinel Solution (Thailand) , and Silver sponsor AFRY . SweCham Engages: March 8: An exclusive workshop with FOREO . March 5-11: A fantastic IKEA X SweCham Swedish Week collaboration with Electrolux , Fitness24Seven , The Three by TPV , and Fysik . May 20: Provided valuable insights with Fundamental AI Training with System in Motion . May 21: Our Member Open House with The Three by TPV. Webinars & Collaborations: March 5: The APAC SwedCham Webinar on Sweden's Export Credit System Explained , detailing how SEK and EKN can boost business growth in Asia. April 30: An insightful APAC SwedChams and NordChams Webinar on US Tariffs and Implications on Global Supply Chain . Cultural Celebrations: June 7: A joyful Midsummer and National Day Celebration , with in-kind sponsors Montage Andaman Gourmet Salt , Urbanflowers , and The Three by TPV . You can find more detailed recaps of these events on our website: SweCham Event Recap And discover what our amazing members have been up to here: SweCham Member Updates Spoil Alert: The Next Six Months Are Packed with Opportunities! As we look ahead, get ready for even more inspiring and insightful sessions. The second half of 2025 promises to be equally dynamic, filled with fresh opportunities for learning, networking, and growth. We're already lining up exciting events that you won't want to miss! Stay tuned and follow us on social media to ensure you don't miss any updates: SweCham Social Media Platforms Contact us on [email protected] should there are any further queries, suggestions, or action our team could do to support you and our community! Previous Next

On 1 December, SweCham  participated in the EEC Business Forum 2023, highlighting the electrification empowering for tomorrow at the Eastern Economic Corridor!    < Back Electrifying Insights with SweCham: A Day at the EEC Business Forum 2023 6 Dec 2023 On 1 December, SweCham participated in the EEC Business Forum 2023, highlighting the electrification empowering for tomorrow at the Eastern Economic Corridor! The event started with a visit to the Hitachi Energy's factory in the Bangpoo Industrial Estate. They adhere to KAIZEN management principles, consistently enhancing the factory to maintain exceptionally high standards with a primary emphasis on safety. The Bangpoo facility of Hitachi Energy stands as one of the group's smaller plants. Despite its size, it distinguishes itself as one of the most productive factories, demonstrating a significant commitment to sustainability and solar energy initiatives. Big thanks to Dr. Worawut Waruttamapornsu, Country Managing Director of Hitachi Energy (Thailand) and Mr. Ekachai Chanyawiwatkul, Operations Manager for the warm hospitality and the excellent tour. Following our visit to Hitachi Energy, we proceeded to the Digital Economy Promotion Agency (DEPA). DEPA concentrates on enhancing Thailand's digital economy. In the Thailand Digital Valley, it now also supports firms specialising in virtual products and artificial intelligence. The agency places a strong emphasis on partnering with the private sector, notably Ericsson. Ericsson is in the process of establishing their 5G Innovation and Experience Studio (5GIX) in Thailand's Digital Valley. Our sincere gratitude to DEPA for hosting the lunch and to our speakers, Khun Panitharn Payackapan of Ericsson Thailand and Khun Tipawan Tangjitpiboon, Director of IoT Institute of DEPA for their sharing the latest development and the facilities available for businesses. During the EEC Business Forum 2023, various presentations showcased distinct projects in the region. These speeches outlined key factors that contribute to the attractiveness of the EEC region for investors, including the EEC visa offering a 10-year duration without the need for 90-day reporting. Additionally, attention was drawn to noteworthy infrastructure initiatives, such as high-speed rail and deepwater ports, with projected completion timelines around 2027/28. The conference highlighted how various companies strive to contribute to the development of the EEC. Amata, for example, is actively engaged in shaping smart cities, while GreenYellow Asia specialises in enhancing environmental sustainability at industrial sites through the deployment of solar cells. Additionally, Ericsson plays a pivotal role by contributing advanced 5G technology, aiming to foster greater efficiency and sustainability in production processes. We would like to express our thanks to the sponsors Ericsson, GreenYellow Asia, AMATA, Kirloskar Brothers (Thailand) Limited, VNU Asia Pacific, and GT Auto from Volvo Pattaya for their generous support. Also, special thanks to Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) for their exceptional support. Finally, we would like to extend our warm congratulations to the Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Joint Foreign Chamber of Commerce Thailand on arranging such an insightful and successful forum. Previous Next

On 28 May 2024, the SweCham Team continued our Member Visit of 2024 and this time, we were thrilled to visit our member, Securitas Thailand, at their office.  We were especially delighted to meet their new Country President, Mr Arnaud Ducrot. < Back SweCham Team continues our Member Visit in 2024 at Securitas Thailand 31 May 2024 On 28 May 2024, the SweCham Team continued our Member Visit of 2024 and this time, we were thrilled to visit our member, Securitas Thailand, at their office. We were especially delighted to meet their new Country President, Mr Arnaud Ducrot. The visit provided a great opportunity to discuss our ongoing partnership with Securitas Thailand and gain insights into their priorities for the coming years. We also took this opportunity to introduce SweCham to Khun Arnaud, sharing an overview of SweCham’s current initiatives, activities, and projects. In addition, we explored potential areas for collaboration between our organisations, aiming to build a stronger partnership in the future. The SweCham team is excited about the prospect of developing new opportunities and strengthening our partnership with Securitas Thailand! About Securitas Thailand Securitas's reputation as a knowledge leader in the security industry is well-deserved. Their security solutions are designed to optimise efficiency, resulting in significant time and cost savings for their clients. Being safe is one of Securitas's most basic fundamental needs. Securitas Thailand’s business is solely security. As other security companies in Thailand continue to venture out into other markets, Securitas will remain exclusively focused on what Securitas does best: Security. They are prepared to meet your security needs, the business they know best, to ensure you can carry on with the business you know best. To discover more about Securitas Thailand, please visit www.securitas.co.th/about-us/securitas-thailand/ To explore membership opportunities from SweCham, please visit www.swecham.com/become-our-member-1 Previous Next

On 8 August 2023, the SweCham team had the opportunity to go to the C Asean forum (CaF 2023) for the 56th anniversary of ASEAN at the C ASEAN Auditorium, CW Tower.  The event focused on ASEAN as an 'Epicentrum of growth', emphasising collaboration between the ASEAN member states in how they can move forward in making Southeast Asia a centre of economic growth.  < Back SweCham team has enjoyed celebrating ASEANS's 56th Anniversary’ at the CaF C Asean Forum 2023 'ASEAN Matters: Epicentrum of growth' 21 Aug 2023 On 8 August 2023, the SweCham team had the opportunity to go to the C Asean forum (CaF 2023) for the 56th anniversary of ASEAN at the C ASEAN Auditorium, CW Tower. The event focused on ASEAN as an 'Epicentrum of growth', emphasising collaboration between the ASEAN member states in how they can move forward in making Southeast Asia a centre of economic growth. The forum was opened by the Vice Chairman of C Asean, Mr. Polapatr Suvarnazorn, and featured several different speakers. H.E. Dr. Kao Kim Hourn, the Secretary General of Asean, voiced his thoughts on what has been done in the Asean Vision 2025 and what will be done in Vision 2045. Followed by H.E. Mr. Rachmat Budiman, the ambassador of Indonesia in Thailand spoke on the contributions created during the Indonesian chairmanship. H.E. Mr. Sihasak Phuangketkeow, Secretary General of the Asian Peace and Reconciliation Council (APRC) and former Permanent Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Thailand discussed the challenges that ASEAN faces in the coming years, focusing on the importance of unity within ASEAN and a global shift in the global power balance. Ms. Usana Berananda, the Director-General of the Department of ASEAN Affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Thailand, emphasised the importance of sustainable development. Lastly, the ASEAN Youths speech contest winner, Ms. Zeinab Abbaci from the University of Indonesia, made an incredible speech on the importance of diversity, shared heritage and ASEAN Unity. The forum concluded with a cake-cutting ceremony to commemorate the anniversary of ASEAN, followed by networking and the introduction of further opportunities to explore the ideas put forward. Previous Next

Miracle Tai Chi Co., Ltd. is a wellness organization dedicated to improving global health through Tai Chi, breathing science, and mindful movement. < Back We are delighted to welcome new member, Miracle Tai Chi, to SweCham Community 9 Dec 2025 Miracle Tai Chi Co., Ltd. is a wellness organization dedicated to improving global health through Tai Chi, breathing science, and mindful movement. Founded by Master Somsak Inpuek, with more than 28 years of teaching and research experience, the company integrates traditional wisdom with modern scientific insight to create effective preventive-health practices. Our signature systems include the Breathing Development Practice Sets, the TPRV methodology, and wellness programs at Miracle Tai Chi Park 85 in Lopburi, along with our training centre in Thonglor Soi 6, Bangkok. With a mission to help 88,888,888 people, we collaborate with communities, corporates, and international partners to promote long-term well-being. A very warm welcome to the representatives of Miracle Tai Chi Co., Ltd., Khun Somsak Inpuek (CEO and Founder), and Khun Monaporn Pannakornkul (Co-CEO). We are pleased to have them join the SweCham community and look forward to their valuable contributions in the areas of wellness, preventive health, and mindful movement. Their membership presents new opportunities for meaningful engagement, knowledge exchange, and potential collaboration within our network. Getting to know more about our new member, please click here: https://www.miracle-taichi.com Interested in joining the Thai-Swedish business community and connecting to the SweCham network? Please contact us at [email protected] Previous Next

We're proud to announce that our member Khun Wichien Harnpraween, Managing Partner of Wissen & Co, has been appointed Vice Chairman of the Extraordinary Committee on the Business Facilitation Act.  < Back Congratulations! Khun Wichien Harnpraween, Managing Partner of Wissen & Co Lawyers 7 Aug 2025 We're proud to announce that our member Khun Wichien Harnpraween, Managing Partner of Wissen & Co, has been appointed Vice Chairman of the Extraordinary Committee on the Business Facilitation Act. The committee recently completed its review, and the revised draft Act will soon be proposed to Parliament. Once approved, this new law is expected to significantly ease the process of doing business in Thailand. Additionally, Khun Wichien was appointed as a Legal Counsel to the Ordinary Committee on Consumer Protection by the House of Representatives. In late 2024, his service was recognized with a prestigious honor: the Royal Orders and Decorations of the Kingdom of Thailand, granted by His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn. Learn more about Wissen & Co, please click here https://www.wissenandco.com/ Previous Next

Experience the New Design of Bangkok Bank Mobile Banking Application < Back New Design of Bangkok Bank Mobile Banking Application 29 May 2023 Bangkok Bank Mobile Banking application is rolling out a new design that improves both the user experience and functions to give greater convenience to customers. While still meeting high levels of security, the new design reflects the understanding of the customer. The developments reflect the continuous efforts to improve Bangkok Bank Mobile Banking to provide a good user experience, be top of mind and become your ‘trusted partner’ for mobile banking throughout your financial journey. Experience the new design for Bangkok Bank Mobile Banking from today onwards. It is now available at App Store, Google Play and Huawei App Gallery. Photo credit: ThaiPR.NET Source: https://www.thaipr.net/en/finance_en/3338690 Previous Next

On 22 April, the SweCham team visited our member, NIST International School, in which we were warmly welcomed by Dr James Dalziel (Head of School) and Khun Yvonne Trisynthia (Director of Engagement). < Back SweCham Team visited the NIST International School 25 Apr 2024 On 22 April, the SweCham team visited our member, NIST International School, in which we were warmly welcomed by Dr James Dalziel (Head of School) and Khun Yvonne Trisynthia (Director of Engagement). The visit provided us with a valuable opportunity to discuss potential collaborations that could benefit NIST students academically and share Swedish higher education options among students. Furthermore, we gained insights into their learning programme, contributing to the school’s reputation for academic excellence for several decades. Khun Yvonne also provided a small tour of the school for us to explore their World Language classrooms and Black Box Theatre. We were very excited to see the Swedish language classroom, filled with Swedish books and games, where students could experience and embark on their Swedish language journey directly with a Swedish teacher. Additionally, their campus is also undergoing a redevelopment plan for their new Pavilion Building, set to be completed in 2025, to meet the future needs of the NIST community. Once again, we would like to express our sincere thanks for their warm hospitality. The SweCham team looks forward to developing new opportunities and partnerships with NIST International School in the future! To learn more about NIST International School, please visit www.nist.ac.th Previous Next

Tetra Pak has joined the PRO-Thailand Network to initiate change towards more sustainable packaging. < Back Tetra Pak Champions Sustainable Packaging with the PRO-Thailand Network 14 Jul 2023 Tetra Pak is taking on a vital role in the effort to change sustainability practices within the packaging industry. Tetra Pak has joined the Packaging Recovery Organization Thailand Network (PRO-Thailand Network) to focus on and initiate change towards more sustainable packaging, with the goal of ultimately fostering a circular economy in Thailand. The initiative draws attention to the need for a shift in the packaging industry. Its aim is to transition the market from single-use, non-recyclable consumer products such as PET bottles, used beverage cartons, and multilayered products to products that can be responsibly managed throughout their entire lifecycle. To succeed in creating this change, they highlight the need for close collaboration between various organizations, government agencies, businesses, and the wider society to create change through PRO-Thailand Network. Tetra Pak and the other members of PRO-Thailand Network are making a clear statement that the circular economy is a part of the future and that their products will not only have one lifespan but be circular. Tetra Pak´s participation in PRO-Thailand Network and collaboration with other industry actors is a testament to their strong commitment to a circular economy and their focus on protecting food, people and the planet. To read the full article: https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/2601648/network-touts-eco-friendly-packaging For more information on Tetra Pak´s sustainability practices: https://www.tetrapak.com/en-th/sustainability/approach/our-sustainability-approach# Previous Next

The article ‘Presidents on the move’ by Christer Nilsson from STEP highlights the distinct perspectives of former SweCham presidents Khun Anders Lundquist and Khun Rolf Granstrom. < Back Reflecting on Progress: Insights from SweCham's Past and Present Leaders in STEP Magazine 15 Aug 2024 ‘Presidents on the move’ by Christer Nilsson from STEP Magazine Vol. 3/No. 17, December 1994 Anders Lundquist has been the Chamber's President from its founding in 1990. Now he has left the post. He feels that a small Chamber like Sweden's really can make a difference in the competitive Thai market, fighting for attention with Americans and Japanese. But he asks the members to use their Board more actively. And he would not mind to see the Chamber take on external assignments. What has the Chamber achieved during its short existence? "We have grown from a small to a middle-sized Chamber with, what I trust a good reputation here. The Thai government has recognized our existence and its representatives like to hear our view in important issues," says Anders Lundquist. "However, in key issues things doesn't happen overnight," adds Anders Lundquist, "so in that respect one may feel we have not achieved very much as yet." In such matters, where big issues are discussed with the Government, the Foreign Chambers of Commerce in Thailand work together. "And sometimes this produces rapid results. Like when we got rid of the tax clearance certificate rule. We in the Foreign Chambers met with Anand Panyarachun during his first term as Prime Minister. He wanted to hear our views on business and we boiled down our long, long list of construvtive ideas. One request was: Get rid of the ridiculous rule that says we need a tax clearance certificate every time we leave Thailand!" Anand listened and promised to do something about it. Two weeks later the rule was scrapped. And from a practical point of view, what has the Chamber done for its members? "We have strengthened our service with information and assistance to newcomers in Thailand. They need advice on how to set up business here, where to get an accountant, meet a bank, which people to contact and so on. It is important that they are right on track from the very beginning." But Anders Lundquist feels that more can be done in this field. First by the members themselves: "Use our Board more! We have a very competent and experienced Board, with representatives from all fields of business and they are happy to serve you. Don't hesitate to call them when you need business advice.” Secondly the Chamber could do more by offering more: "We have an excellent dialogue and good cooperation with the Swedish Embassy in Bangkok. Still, I wonder whether not the time is ripe now to let the Chamber take on assignments from members and Swedish companies interested in this market." The 50 somewhat Swedish companies here represent a good local knowledge base for such ventures. Many of those companies came here during Anders Lundquist's Presidency. "And they have three things in common. First: they view Thailand as the gateway to 'Mainland Asean' including Indochina and Burma. Second: They invest in human resources and hardware. 18 Swedish companies in Thailand are in manufacturing. Third: They position themselves towards Indochina. We have 20 Swedish companies in Vietnam now and some of them began their Vietnam business through Thailand, like ABB and SKF to mention two of the most well-known." Will Sweden's EU-membership have any impact on Thai-Swedish trade? "Not directly. It will of course mean that Thailand will have more confidence in Sweden than had we stayed outside the EU. Then Sweden must follow EU's quota system, but the Thais have always been able to solve quota problems in a practical way. I don't think we will have a problem there." And more generally speaking? "Sweden in EU will mean that we get more influence and can participate in the EU process. And our government can more easily impose unpopular measures to restructure Sweden's economy, simply because EU will demand certain things to be done." This in turn means that foreign investors can trust Sweden. "Foreign business can have confidence in Sweden now. The EU-membership should increase foreign investment in Sweden, which is quite competitive now, maybe also from Thailand where we have companies and people with a lot of investment capital." Thai interest in Sweden has also been created through the Chamber's various functions. Like the luncheons and dinners and our fact-finding missions. "We may not have had that many functions. But those we have had have been quality events with excellent and influential speakers: leading politicians, economists and businessmen," says Anders Lundquist. "And we were the first Chamber to ever send a trade mission to Vietnam. This and our trips to Kambodja, Laos and Kunming in southern China has given us important firsthand knowledge, high-level contacts and added prestige to our Chamber." "We have got a new Board of Governors. Its made up of professionals representing the best from the business community in Thailand. It's important to have them here and I look forward to get contributions, ideas and feedback from new and old Board members," says Rolf Granstrom. He asks all members to get more active and to really use the various committees in the Board. "We produce results by being active and I want to see an inflow of ideas from the committees and our members." Some of the Chamber's functions are open to all interested parties, and that message has not reached people, believes Rolf Granstrom. "Our luncheons and dinners are open to all. Not just to Chamber members," emphasises Rolf Granstrom. "There are some misunderstandings here and that's a pity given the very good speakers we have at our functions." "Maybe we have an 'image problem' in that the Chamber is not as visible and known in Bangkok as we would like. We have to find some way to rectify that," continues Rolf Granstrom. One way to get more attention and publicity in town is to create more joint arrangements between the Scandinavian Chambers, the Scandinavian Society, our Embassy and the Swedish Church, believes Rolf Granstrom. I would also like to see our Embassy work even harder to get more high-ranking politicians and officials to visit Thailand. Thai will help Sweden get the attention the country so will deserves. And such visits are definitely good for business as well." What is your opinion on a 'Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce"? "On the administrative level it's good that we share facilities and bring down the costs. And this works fine. But I think each Chamber should be on its own and represent its country when it comes to business. It's more likely that we will see a EU Chamber here some time, rather than a Scandinavian one. " And the Chamber's role, should it for instance take on market consultancy assignments? "We have never done it as far as I know. Traditionally the Embassy has taken the paid external assignments while the Chamber has worked for the members only. Anyway, I would like to avoid a situation where we compete directly with our Embassy." Previous Next

SweCham is thrilled to welcome Christian Viding, our new Individual Member, to our vibrant community! < Back Warm welcome to our new Individual Member, Christian Viding 4 Mar 2024 Christian has a wealth of experience and expertise in property development and construction, with an impressive 35 years of experience in Thailand. He has been involved in various projects including housing, condominiums, hospitality, and land development in locations such as Chonburi, Koh Chang, and Rayong. Christian resides in Rayong, Thailand, but also spends time in New Zealand. He manages a part-time business setup that allows him to work from anywhere in the world, which fuels his international lifestyle and passion for connecting with people. Now, he is excited to join SweCham and contribute his knowledge and expertise to the vibrant SweCham community! Interested in expanding your business network with the Thai-Swedish community? Become our member to take advantage of all that SweCham has to offer! Explore various membership benefits here: www.swecham.com/become-our-member-1 To learn more about SweCham, visit us at www.swecham.com . Previous Next

Sweden Alumni Network Thailand (SANT), in collaboration with Team Sweden, including the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok, SweCham, and the Swedish Institute (SI), organised the Roundtable Discussion on 'Plastic Waste: Management and Social Awareness' at Tetra Pak Thailand. < Back Team Sweden to Promote Environmental Awareness for a Sustainable Tomorrow 22 Sept 2023 On Wednesday, 20 September, Sweden Alumni Network Thailand (SANT), in collaboration with Team Sweden, including the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok, SweCham, and the Swedish Institute (SI), organised the Roundtable Discussion on 'Plastic Waste: Management and Social Awareness' at Tetra Pak Thailand. With the aim to raise environmental awareness among participants, representatives from leading organisations and influential persons shared insights into various sustainable projects and future actions from their organisations. On this occasion, SweCham Executive Director, Dr Pojanath Bhatanacharoen, along with the team, joined the event to gain new insights from inspirational speakers into how we could make our community a better place to live. In connection with the Plastic Free Week, Ms Chaidarun Tippawan, Regional Director for Asia – University Studies Aboard Consortium (USAD), Chairperson of SANT, shared a valuable experience from the plogging activity organised on 16 - 17 September in different provinces in Thailand. Additionally, volunteers' collective effort also leaves a lasting positive impact on Chiang Mai because the litter will be used and transformed into road asphalt for Chiang Mai University. 🏃🏻♂️🗑️ Moreover, the round-table played a significant role in heightening awareness regarding critical environmental concerns. This was achieved through engaging discussions and the valuable perspectives shared by guest speakers, including Ms AnnaMaria Oltorp, Head of the Development Cooperation Section, Regional Asia and the Pacific of the Swedish Embassy in Bangkok, Mr Pornphrom Vikitsreth, Bangkok Governor Counsellor, Mr Patinya Silsupadol, Head of Sustainability of Tetra Pak, Mr Chanin Srisuma, Co-founder and Owner of Refill Station, and Mr Chanut Wudhiwigaigarn, Creative Manager of KongGreenGreen. In short, even though each organisation has different strategies for reducing plastic waste, what is important is that all public, private, and government sectors including us must work together in order to create a waste-free community. Remember, small steps can lead to significant impacts. Together, let's reduce plastic waste to create a better living environment on our planet! 🌱 SweCham would like to thank SANT and all supporters for organising this informative round-table discussion for everyone. Special thanks to Tetra Pak Thailand and Khun Ratanasiri Tilokskulchai, MD, for your warm hospitality and for offering us a space to enjoy the discussion and Fika! We look forward to joining other great events organised by SANT and Team Sweden again in the near future. To explore other news and activities from our chamber, please visit www.swecham.com . Previous Next