Gourmet soft power! Thai instant noodle exports to South Korea rose 57.1 percent in 2022, increasing its popularity
According to Thai media news, on April 23, Anucha, spokesman of the Office of the Prime Minister of Thailand, said that he learned from the office of the Foreign Trade Agency of Thailand in Seoul, South Korea, that Thai instant noodles are popular in the Korean market, which makes the market of instant noodles in Thailand continue to grow.
The convenience food industry in Asia and beyond is expected to grow in 2022-2024, which is also an important opportunity to export Thai instant noodles to the Asian market.
Meanwhile, Thai Prime Minister and Defense Minister General Prayuth Chan-ocha is pleased that Thai instant noodle exports to South Korea are on the rise. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said the popularity of Thai instant noodles in South Korea is an important opportunity to raise awareness of Thai products and will also benefit from raising awareness of the soft power of Thai food. Attention, consideration and evaluation of fashion trends are at the heart of all industries, so that Thai products can constantly adapt to The Times and be loved, thus creating product value.
2026-08-16
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