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Thailand Lemon Law 2026: What Businesses Must Know

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On 16 June 2026, Thailand’s Cabinet approved a draft “Liability for Defective Goods Act” (often discussed as a “lemon law”), proposed by the Office of the Consumer Protection Board, and sent it forward for further steps. The draft focuses on business liability when goods are defective, typically including remedies such as repair, replacement, or refunds for nonconforming products.

Potential Impact on AppleCare+

If enacted or substantially finalized as described, this could strengthen consumer remedies for defective consumer goods, potentially increasing sellers’ and manufacturers’ (or their service partners’) obligations and making warranty/defect handling more regulated. AppleCare+ could still operate as a voluntary paid service, but the policy may affect how Apple must address defective-device claims, timelines, documentation, burden of proof, and whether some remedies must be provided regardless of whether the consumer has AppleCare+. It may also create additional compliance considerations for Apple’s retail/service channels in Thailand.

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On 16 June 2026, the Cabinet approved the draft Liability for Defective Goods Act, proposed by the Office of the Consumer Protection Board, and sent it to ...

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Country

Thailand

Region

Asia Pacific

Discovered

6/21/2026

Relevance Score

72%

Language

Thai