Raimon Land website bags CNBC award

The award adds to its growing list of inter¬national accolades.

Local agency Creative InHouse designed the site to promote Raimon Land's 851unit Bangkok luxury condominium project, The River. The site provides a virtual tour that employs the latest computergen¬erated image (CGI) technology and fisheye lens photography. It returns impressive aver¬age unique visitor figures of 2,570 per month.

This year's CNBC AsiaPacific Property Awards are part of the International Property Awards programme, now in its 14th year. In 2007, Raimon Land's NorthpointPattaya.com also won CNBC's International Property Award for "Best Developer Website Thailand". - The Nation

MaeRuay Snack Food Factory has launched a "big pack" of its Neli potato crackers, aim¬ing to widen its customer base to working people and families.

It expects the new package to generate Bt50 million, which would be 25 per cent of its overall sales of Bt200 million, by this yearend. The package contains eight small packs with two tastes - classic and Japanese sauce. Major distribution channels for the package are supermarkets and shop¬ping malls.

Peanut snacks and crackers are expected to show the highest growth. MaeRuay's main product today is KohKae peanut snack, which has an 80percent share of the peanut segment. Neli has a 10percent share of the whole cracker segment. - The Nation