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2026-10-04 12:07:00
Why Choose Us: Our Competitive Edge in Thai Regulatory Monitoring

 

Table 1: Thai Regulatory Monitoring
Criteria Traditional (URL-Based) monitoring Our Solution (3-Tier Hybrid)
Coverage Limited to known pages (Risk of missing new sources and documents) Broad, layered coverage (Extends beyond known sources and formats)
Stability Disrupted when websites change Resilient to changes in how information is published
Efficiency High manual effort from irrelevant alerts Focused, relevant alerts (Technology-assisted screening reduces manual workload)
Value Detects surface-level changes only Actionable insights (Multilingual summaries and expert impact assessment)

 

 

Thailand’s chemical and environmental regulatory landscape is both complex and in constant flux. To capture every development with precision and without gaps, HS-TECH Engineering has built a proprietary three-tier monitoring architecture that unites advanced technology with deep domain expertise, safeguarding your compliance posture at every level.

 

 

Tier 1: Static Monitoring

  • A disciplined foundation for tracking priority regulations

Our baseline layer provides systematic, continuous oversight of the sources that matter most across Thailand’s key government agencies, so changes to known, high-impact requirements are captured promptly.


Tier 2: Dynamic Exploration

  • Extending visibility beyond what is already known


Complementing the baseline, this layer looks beyond predefined sources to identify regulatory developments that conventional approaches can miss, including those that surface as information is reorganized or republished.


Tier 3: Expert Validation

  • Seasoned judgment that turns technology into actionable answers


However much data automated systems can collect and filter, final risk determination and impact assessment cannot be delegated to technology alone. In this final phase, HS-TECH consultants with an intimate understanding of Thailand’s regulatory history and on-the-ground realities personally validate the findings. They distill signals into genuine insight, delivering sound judgment and an actionable roadmap tied directly to your business objectives.


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2026-09-30 10:32:00
Is Your SDS Up to Standard? Let Us Review It.
  • Does the SDS for your product accurately reflect its GHS hazard classification?

 

  • Is the information consistent across all 16 sections?

 

HS-TECH not only prepares new SDSs but also provides independent, third-party reviews of your existing ones.

 

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2026-09-25 11:48:00
7 ปี กากอุตสาหกรรมไทย เปลี่ยนแปลงอย่างไร?

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จุดเปลี่ยนที่เห็นได้ชัดคือ ปี 2565 เมื่อปริมาณกากที่เข้าสู่ระบบเพิ่มขึ้นอย่างมาก โดยมีกากไม่อันตราย 33.84 ล้านตัน และกากอันตรายประมาณ 2.71 ล้านตัน รวมประมาณ 36.55 ล้านตัน เพิ่มขึ้นจากปี 2564 ถึง 96.82%

 

หนึ่งในปัจจัยสำคัญคือการนำระบบ E-fully Manifest มาใช้ในการติดตามสิ่งปฏิกูลหรือวัสดุที่ไม่ใช้แล้วตั้งแต่ต้นทางไปจนถึงปลายทาง ช่วยให้การรายงาน การจัดการ และการติดตามกากอุตสาหกรรมเข้าสู่ระบบมีความครอบคลุมมากขึ้น

ดังนั้น เมื่อมองตัวเลขกากอุตสาหกรรมย้อนหลัง 7 ปี เราอาจเห็นเพียงกราฟที่มีตัวเลขเพิ่มขึ้นและลดลง แต่เบื้องหลังตัวเลขเหล่านั้นยังสะท้อนอีกหนึ่งเรื่องสำคัญ นั่นคือ การเปลี่ยนแปลงของระบบจัดการและการติดตามกากอุตสาหกรรมของประเทศไทย

 

ฉันมองว่า การเพิ่มขึ้นอย่างมากของตัวเลขในปี 2565 อาจเกี่ยวข้องกับการปรับปรุงระบบ รวมถึงความพยายามในการสะสางข้อมูลหรือเอกสารที่ค้างมาจากปีก่อน ๆ ทำให้ข้อมูลกากที่สะสมอยู่หรือรายการที่ยังค้าง ถูกนำเข้าสู่ระบบเป็นจำนวนมากในปีดังกล่าว

 

ขณะที่ในปี 2566 มีการนำระบบรายงานข้อมูลดิจิทัล iSingle Form มาใช้และกำกับติดตามอย่างเข้มงวดมากขึ้น ควบคู่กับการตรวจสอบและบังคับใช้ที่เข้มข้นขึ้น ทำให้โรงงานต้องจัดการและรายงานข้อมูลกากอุตสาหกรรมภายในระยะเวลาที่กำหนด ซึ่ง อาจเป็นหนึ่งในปัจจัยที่เกี่ยวข้องกับการลดลงของตัวเลขเมื่อเทียบกับปี 2565

 

(BEE)

 

ข้อมูลจาก : https://www.diw.go.th/webdiw/pr64-233/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

: DIW Annual Report 2025 | PDF to Flipbook

: https://shorturl.at/Us90P

: https://www.diw.go.th/webdiw/pr64-233/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

: https://www.diw.go.th/webdiw/pr66-307/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

 

 


2026-09-25 11:38:00
7 Years of Thailand’s Industrial Waste: How Has It Changed?

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A clear turning point can be observed in 2022 (B.E. 2565), when the amount of waste recorded in the system increased significantly. The volume of non-hazardous waste reached 33.84 million tons, while hazardous waste amounted to approximately 2.71 million tons, bringing the total to approximately 36.55 million tons. This represented an increase of 96.82% compared with 2021(B.E. 2564).

 

One important factor was the implementation of the E-fully Manifest system, which was introduced to track waste or unused materials from their point of origin through to their final destination. The system helped improve the comprehensiveness of industrial waste reporting, management, and monitoring.

 

Therefore, when looking at Thailand’s industrial waste figures over the past seven years, we may see only a graph showing numbers rising and falling. However, behind these figures lies another important story: the transformation of Thailand’s industrial waste management and monitoring systems.

 

In my view, the significant increase in the figures in 2022 may have been related to improvements in the system, as well as efforts to clear or consolidate data and documentation that had remained outstanding from previous years. As a result, accumulated waste records or previously pending entries may have been entered into the system in large numbers during that year.

 

Meanwhile, in 2023 (B.E. 2566), the digital reporting system iSingle Form was introduced, accompanied by stricter monitoring and enforcement. Factories were required to manage and report their industrial waste data within the specified timeframe. This may have been one of the factors associated with the decline in the recorded figures compared with 2022(B.E. 2565).

 

Data from : https://www.diw.go.th/webdiw/pr64-233/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

: DIW Annual Report 2025 | PDF to Flipbook

: https://shorturl.at/Us90P

: https://www.diw.go.th/webdiw/pr64-233/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

: https://www.diw.go.th/webdiw/pr66-307/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

 

(Bee)


2026-09-23 11:10:00
Thailand PRTR Act directly affects compliance with the Public Health Act (Revised)

Failure to submit PRTR data to the authorities constitutes a violation that can lead to the revocation or refusal of renewal for health hazard business licenses defined by the Public Health Act. Please be reminded that the vast majority of manufacturing facilities qualify as health hazard businesses.

 

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PRTR Act & Public Health Act

 

 

  • Health Hazard Business List

Cat. No. Category Item No. Business / Activity
1 Livestock and pet-related businesses 1 Breeding, raising, and nursing of animals of any kind
2 Operating a business of keeping or collecting animals, or a similar business, for public viewing or for the benefit of the business, whether or not an admission or service fee is charged directly or indirectly
2 Animals and animal products 1 Slaughtering or butchering animals, except at food-vending premises, mobile vending, or market sales
2 Curing, tanning, drying, or stockpiling animal hides or fur
3 Stockpiling unprocessed horns, bones, or animal parts
4 Rendering/boiling hide, sinew, or animal fat
5 Manufacturing goods, utensils, or other products (not for food purposes) from shells, carapaces, bones, horns, hides, fur, or other animal parts by boiling, steaming, drying, burning, or any other process
6 Manufacturing, milling, grinding, crushing, mixing, packing, stockpiling, or otherwise processing animals, plants, or any part thereof, for animal feed or animal-feed ingredients
7 Producing, processing, stockpiling, or washing lac (shellac resin)
3 Food, beverages, and drinking water (excl. food-vending premises, hawking, market sales, and household consumption production) 1 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking curry paste, ready-made chili paste, fermented soybean paste, soy sauce, dipping sauces, or various seasoning sauces
2 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking fermented/pickled animal-based foods, e.g. pla-ra, pickled fish, pickled shrimp, sour fish, fermented pork (naem, mum), sausages, shrimp paste, fish sauce, pickled shellfish, or similar products
3 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking fermented, pickled, or candied food from vegetables, fruit, or other plants
4 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking food from plants or animals by drying, grinding, steaming, boiling, stewing, simmering, stirring, coating, frying, baking, smoking, grilling, roasting, or any other method
5 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking meatballs
6 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking rice vermicelli, khanom chin, noodles, soybean pudding, tofu, glass noodles, kiam-i, meat substitutes, or similar products
7 Producing egg noodles, macaroni, spaghetti, pasta, or similar products
8 Producing fresh bread, dried bread, jan-ap, moon cakes, or other baked goods
9 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking milk or dairy products
10 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking butter, margarine, blended butter, or related butter/margarine products
11 Producing ice cream
12 Roasting, stockpiling, or repacking coffee
13 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking dried tea leaves, powdered tea, or other powdered beverages
14 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking ethyl alcohol, liquor, beer, wine, vinegar, khao-mak, or fermented sugar/palm wine
15 Producing distilled water, potable water, or drinking water from vending machines
16 Producing, stockpiling, repacking, or transporting ice
17 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking carbonated drinks, sweetened drinks, soda water, plant/vegetable/fruit drinks, or beverages packed in cans, bottles, or other containers
18 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking canned, bottled, or other-container-packed food
19 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking MSG or food additives/seasoning agents
20 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking sugar or syrup
21 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking bae-sae (maltose syrup)
22 Shelling, trimming, or washing aquatic animals, where not part of a cold-storage business
23 Operating a cold-storage / food-freezing facility
24 Storing or preserving food using machinery
4 Medicine, medical supplies, medical equipment, cosmetics, and cleaning products 1 Producing, milling, grinding, mixing, or packing medicine/drugs
2 Producing/packing toothpaste, shampoo, wet wipes, or cosmetics, including body soap
3 Producing/packing cotton wool or cotton-wool products
4 Producing bandages, wound dressings, sanitary napkins, or disposable diapers
5 Producing detergent, soap, cleaning solutions, or other cleaning products
5 Agriculture-related businesses 1 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking vegetable oil
2 Washing, drying, smoking, or stockpiling raw (unprocessed) rubber
3 Producing or repacking tapioca starch, sago starch, other plant-derived starch, or similar flour
4 Milling rice, threshing rice by machine, or repacking rice by any method
5 Producing tobacco
6 Polishing, hulling, or grinding grain/seeds
7 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking fertilizer or fertilizer-production materials
8 Producing plant fiber
9 Drying, stockpiling, or transferring cassava, paddy rice, sugarcane, or corn produce
6 Metal or mineral businesses 1 Producing containers, jewelry, tools, equipment, or other utensils from metal or minerals
2 Smelting ore, or melting/casting metal of any kind, except businesses licensed under 6(1)
3 Turning/lathing, drilling, welding, forging, cutting, brazing, rolling, or pressing metal by machine, gas, or electricity, except businesses licensed under 6(1)
4 Coating or plating metal with lead, zinc, tin, chromium, nickel, or other metal, except businesses licensed under 6(1)
5 Polishing or washing metal by machine or with chemicals, except businesses licensed under 6(1)
6 Mining, stockpiling, separating, sorting, or washing ore/minerals
7 Motor vehicles, machinery, or mechanical equipment 1 Building, assembling, panel-beating, body-repairing, spray-painting, or applying anti-rust coating to motor vehicles
2 Manufacturing motor vehicles, machinery, or mechanical equipment
3 Repairing or tuning engines, machinery, mechanical equipment, electrical systems, air-conditioning systems, or component parts thereof
4 Operating a motor-vehicle/machinery/mechanical-equipment sales-and-service business that also repairs or refurbishes such vehicles/equipment
5 Washing, polishing, coating, or lubricating (greasing) motor vehicles
6 Producing, stockpiling, selling, repairing, or charging batteries
7 Selling, repairing, patching, or vulcanizing vehicle tires, or wheel alignment/balancing
8 Producing, repairing, assembling, or pressing brake pads or clutch linings
9 Stockpiling or repairing old mechanical equipment, old machinery, or component parts of old motor vehicles/machinery/mechanical equipment
8 Wood or paper businesses 1 Producing matches
2 Sawing, slicing, sanding, planing, drilling, grooving, molding, or cutting wood by machine
3 Producing, spraying, or applying varnish/paint to finish goods, utensils, or products made of wood, rattan, or bagasse
4 Kiln-drying wood
5 Producing, stockpiling, or repacking incense sticks
6 Producing goods, utensils, stationery, or other products made of paper
7 Producing various types of paper
8 Charcoal burning or stockpiling charcoal
9 Service businesses 1 Operating a spa business, except services provided in a medical facility under the law on medical facilities, or in a licensed health-service establishment under the law on health-service establishments
2 Operating an "aap-op-nuat" (bath-sauna-massage) business
3 Operating a health-massage business, except services provided in a medical facility, or in a licensed health-service establishment
4 Operating a bathing facility, steam sauna, or herbal sauna, except services provided in a medical facility, or in a licensed health-service establishment
5 Operating a hotel, or non-hotel accommodation provided for the temporary lodging of travelers or others for a fee, or similar businesses
6 Operating a dormitory, rental condominium, rented rooms, or subdivided rented rooms, or similar businesses
7 Operating a theater / entertainment venue
8 Providing entertainment shows, music performances, dancing, ramwong, rongeng, discotheque, karaoke, jukebox, or similar entertainment
9 Operating a swimming pool, or similar business, except services licensed under 9(1)
10 Operating a skating or rollerblading facility, or similar activities
11 Operating a beauty salon or hairdressing business, except businesses subject to the law on the practice of the medical profession, or the law on health-service establishments
12 Operating a fitness / exercise facility
13 Operating a weight-control service business
14 Operating an amusement park, bowling alley, or game arcade
15 Operating a computer / internet service business
16 Operating a golf course or golf driving range
17 Operating a medical, public-health, scientific, or environmental laboratory
18 Operating a tattooing or body-piercing business
19 Providing childcare services at the client's home
20 Providing elderly-care services at the client's home
21 Providing pet spa, bathing, grooming, or temporary pet-boarding services
22 Operating a container storage yard, or a container-truck-head parking yard
10 Textile businesses 1 Spinning yarn, winding thread, weaving cloth by machine, or weaving with a fly-shuttle loom
2 Stockpiling jute, hemp, cotton, kapok, or synthetic fiber
3 Spinning cotton, kapok, or synthetic fiber by machine
4 Weaving mats, sacks, carpets, or other textiles by machine
5 Sewing or embroidering cloth or other textiles by machine
6 Printing on cloth or other textiles
7 Washing, drying, ironing, or pleating cloth by machine
8 Dyeing, bleaching, or discharge-printing cloth or other textiles
11 Stone, soil, sand, cement, or similar materials 1 Producing earthenware vessels or terracotta products
2 Blasting, milling, crushing, or pulverizing stone by machine
3 Producing goods, utensils, or other products from cement or similar materials
4 Stockpiling or mixing cement, stone, soil, sand, or construction materials, including excavating, scooping, dredging, milling, crushing, or pulverizing by machine, except businesses licensed under 11(2)
5 Cutting/faceting diamonds, gemstones, stone, glass, or similar materials
6 Sawing, cutting, or crafting stone into goods, utensils, or various products
7 Producing chalk, plaster, lime, dinsopong (white clay), or lime (limestone) burning
8 Producing products containing asbestos as a component or ingredient
9 Producing, cutting, or grinding glass or glass products
10 Producing sandpaper or emery cloth
11 Producing fiberglass or fiberglass products
12 Washing or sandblasting the surface of glass, stone, or other materials, except businesses licensed under 6(5)
12 Petroleum, petrochemicals, coal, coke, and various chemicals 1 Producing, stockpiling, packing, or transporting acids, alkalis, oxidizing agents, or solvents
2 Producing, stockpiling, packing, or transporting gas
3 Producing, stockpiling, refining, or transporting petroleum or petroleum products
4 Producing, stockpiling, or transporting coal or coke
5 Spray-painting, except businesses licensed under 7(1)
6 Producing goods, utensils, or products from synthetic rubber, plastic, celluloid, bakelite, or similar materials
7 Milling, stockpiling, or grinding resin/pitch (chan)
8 Producing paint or paint-mixing oil
9 Producing or developing/washing photographic film or motion-picture film
10 Coating or dipping objects with plastic, celluloid, bakelite, or similar materials
11 Producing plastic, celluloid, bakelite, or similar materials
12 Producing or packing fire-extinguishing chemicals
13 Producing dry ice
14 Producing, stockpiling, or transporting fireworks, or chemicals that are components in fireworks production
15 Producing shellac or varnish
16 Producing, stockpiling, packing, or transporting pesticides or disease-vector control agents
17 Producing, stockpiling, or packing glue/adhesive
13 Other businesses 1 Printing books or similar publications by machine
2 Manufacturing or repairing electronic devices, electrical appliances, electronic components, or electrical equipment
3 Producing candles or similar materials
4 Blueprint printing or photocopying
5 Stockpiling damaged, used, or surplus materials/goods
6 Operating a warehouse
7 Washing used bottles, containers, or packaging for reuse or reprocessing into new products
8 Printing, writing, spray-painting, or applying other methods to non-textile objects
9 Operating a fishing-boat pier, fish-market pier, or fish raft/platform
10 Packing goods by machine
11 Providing pest-control services for insects or disease-vector animals
12 Producing goods, utensils, or products from rubber
13 Producing, stockpiling, or transporting biodiesel and ethanol
14 Operating an edible bird's-nest (swiftlet) business, and cleaning or trimming swiftlet nests

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