Thailand Gold Jewelry Type
Thailand is internationally recognized as one of the leading hubs for gold jewelry manufacturing and export. Thai gold jewelry companies have established a strong reputation for delivering high-quality craftsmanship, competitive pricing, and innovative designs to global wholesale and retail markets. Thai gold jewelry manufacturers specialize in producing a wide range of products, including rings, necklaces, […]
What is Copper PCB Laminate Scrap (BOI View)?
👉 This material was imported duty-free as production raw material👉 But scrap still contains recoverable copper (15% – 40%) Scrap includes: Copper inside laminate scrap has: Without inspection BOI may assume: ✔ Factory imported Copper duty-free✔ Did minimal processing✔ Sold copper into Thai domestic market as scrap 1. Before BOI Scrap Disposal Request While applying […]
Why Quality Inspection Is Essential Before Shipping Jewellery and Consumer Products
In today’s global marketplace, product quality is not just a requirement — it is a competitive advantage. For jewellery and consumer products, conducting a thorough quality inspection before shipment is critical to protecting brand reputation, ensuring compliance, and maintaining customer satisfaction. 1. Protecting Brand Reputation Jewellery and consumer goods represent craftsmanship, reliability, and trust. A […]
Scrap Recorded Without Linking to Production Orders — A Common BOI Compliance Gap
One of the most frequent weaknesses found in BOI-promoted factories is recording scrap quantities without linking them to specific production orders or batches. At first glance, recording total scrap each month may seem sufficient.However, under the compliance expectations of the Thailand Board of Investment, scrap must be traceable to the exact production activity that generated […]
What is Material Balance in BOI-Promoted Factories?
Material balance means a factory can clearly account for every unit of raw material imported under BOI privilege. It shows transparency in how materials move through production and ensures the company uses tax-exempt imports correctly under the rules of the Thailand Board of Investment. A proper material balance system should clearly demonstrate: 1. Imported QuantityThe […]
Most Common BOI Scrap Compliance Gaps in Factories
1. ❗ Not performing third-party scrap verification Many factories record scrap internally but forget that BOI usually requires independent inspection and certification of losses or destruction. Without this, unused materials may be treated as taxable stock and BOI benefits can be revoked. 2. ❗ Poor traceability between imported material and scrap Factories often fail to […]
What Scrap / Loss Means Under BOI Rules (PCBA Products)
Under Thailand BOI regulations—particularly those enforced under Section 36 of the Investment Promotion Act—scrap and loss refer to raw materials, components, or in-process goods that cannot be used or sold as intended during PCBA manufacturing. These are unavoidable by-products of the electronics assembly process, but they are not part of the approved formula loss 🔧 […]
BOI Scrap Inspection
BOI Scrap Inspection refers to the inspection process required by Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) for companies that receive investment promotion incentives. This applies particularly to manufacturing or promoted activities where imported raw materials (duty-free or tax-exempt under BOI privileges) generate waste, scrap, defective goods, or production losses. What is BOI Scrap Inspection? It is […]
Scope of Non-Formula Loss Inspection Services
Our Non-Formula Loss Inspection Services are designed to support manufacturers in achieving regulatory compliance, inventory accuracy, and tax settlement requirements in accordance with Thailand BOI regulations. 1. Verification of Non-Formula Loss Quantity We conduct independent verification and certification of non-formula losses arising from manufacturing operations, including: Each item is physically inspected, identified, and quantified to […]
Activities with One Goal — Quality
Quality is not the responsibility of a single department—it is the outcome of many interconnected activities working together toward one common goal. The following pillars explain how organizations systematically build, sustain, and elevate Quality across operations, people, and processes. 1. Leading Strong leadership inspires a culture where quality is a shared value, not just a […]