Since achieving 100% traceability of feed corn cultivation areas in Thailand in 2016, the Company has implemented its policy of not purchasing or importing corn produced on deforested land or in areas associated with stubble burning. The Company also monitors burning activity through daily satellite imagery, enabling timely detection and follow-up. Recognizing the importance of addressing transboundary haze and related environmental risks, the Company has extended its feed corn traceability system to neighboring countries, including Myanmar.

In Myanmar, the system currently includes more than 120 registered farmers, covering over 2.1 million rai (342,388 hectares) of cultivation area. The Myanmar traceability system has been independently verified by Control Union, a Netherlands-based organization specializing in the inspection and certification of agricultural and environmental sustainability standards. This regional expansion strengthens the Company’s readiness for emerging regulatory and policy expectations, including Thailand’s Clean Air Act and Zero Burn agriculture initiatives, while aligning with the “Clear Sky” strategy, a joint Thailand–Myanmar action plan to mitigate transboundary haze.