It seems everyone is either queuing up to buy Thai flower or to invest directly in the country’s cultivation sector. And as Somai chairman and interim CEO Michael Sassano argues, the rapid growth has created a market of varying quality and ethics
Australia was the first global market to get a taste of Thai flower. The rumour mill is abuzz with local producers protecting their turf — rightly so – and white labels are excited to pick up large volumes of flower at incredibly low prices.
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Where is our regulator? There is amazing clean flower being grown in Thailand and those dumping rubbish are destroying the Thai brand