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Thai fried chicken hits India

CPF plans to open 500 outlets in 5 years

India is one of the most attractive places for investment, and its bullish economy has drawn many businesses from around the world.

CPF president Adirek Sripratak (left) attends a recent ceremony to open a chicken supply plant in Bangalore. With him are executive-vice president Pong Visedpaitoon (right) and Sanjeev Pant (far right), vice-president of Charoen Pokphand (India).

In recent years, several Thai companies have made their debuts in this emerging economy in sectors such as agriculture, spa treatments, melamine goods and even bowling lanes.

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