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ARTICLE · 29 OCTOBER 2026

Thailand Moves Toward Digital Labeling For Prepackaged Foods

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Digital labeling is emerging as an important development in the food industry, offering new opportunities to improve consumer access to product information while supporting more sustainable packaging practices. By using technologies such as QR codes, food businesses can provide certain product information electronically, reducing reliance on conventional printed labels and potentially minimizing packaging waste.

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Digital labeling is emerging as an important development in the food industry, offering new opportunities to improve consumer access to product information while supporting more sustainable packaging practices. By using technologies such as QR codes, food businesses can provide certain product information electronically, reducing reliance on conventional printed labels and potentially minimizing packaging waste.

Beyond its environmental benefits, digital labeling offers greater flexibility in packaging design, particularly for products with limited label space. It may also enable consumers to access more detailed product information and help manufacturers and importers manage labeling information more efficiently. However, these benefits must be balanced against the need to ensure that essential information remains readily accessible, accurate, and reliable.

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