From fashion accessories to food and beverages, Thai brands have become big hits internationally, with tourists and expats embracing them enthusiastically. But what about the locals? Do Thai people share the same enthusiasm for these brands that foreigners seem to love so much, or is it all just hype over tea and bags?<\/p>\n
<\/span><\/p>\n Let’s take a look at a few famous Thai brands that have become household names abroad, and what Thais really think about them.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n Cha Tra Mue is perhaps the most iconic Thai tea brand globally, with its distinct red logo recognisable to tea lovers. The brand’s story began in 1925 when the Lim family from China opened the Lim Meng Kee Chinese Tea Shop in Yaowarat, Bangkok. Over the decades, Cha Tra Mue evolved and began producing the famous Thai Milk Tea, which has now become a symbol of Thai beverages.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nCha Tra Mue: Tea\u2019s Answer to Marmite?<\/h1>\n
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