Cambodian associations inked three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the Chinese Customs Administration, Guangxi Province of China to facilitate the import of agricultural products to the province without passing through a third country. The MoUs were signed on Thursday during the 21st CAEXPO RCEP Agricultural and Food Products Trade and Industry Cooperation Forum in Nanning,

The export of cashew nuts, bird nests and cassava to China is showing promising growth following memoranda of understanding (MoUs) signed between three Cambodian associations and China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Customs Administration, as local products gain increased recognition in international markets for their volume, quality and packaging. The MoUs were signed during the 21st

The 21st CAEXPO RCEP Agricultural and Food Products Trade and Industry Cooperation Forum, organized by the China Online Clearing Association, serves as a platform for agricultural business leaders to discuss and form partnerships. The Cambodia China Cassava Alliance Association (CCCAA) was asked to assemble a team of agricultural business leaders to participate in the forum.

Midori Climate Partner Pte. Ltd. (Headquarters: Singapore) has partnered with CSNC Agriculture Co., Ltd., an agricultural commodity trading firm that recently launched a cashew nut processing factory in Kampong Thom, Cambodia, to initiate a biomass waste management project. This project will produce biochar to improve degraded soils while generating carbon credits, promoting sustainable agriculture, and

Cambodia has successfully exported cashew nuts for the first time to Henan Province, China, after two fruitful meetings in July and August between Cambodian government officials, air freight companies and buyers. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) announced the exports on Sunday. According to an official release, the exports were finalized after a

The multinational delegation, sponsored by CAPRED, confidently led a study tour in Vietnam. The delegation included representatives from CAPRED, the Australian Embassy in Phnom Penh, CDC, a secretariat member from the council of ministers, and the Undersecretary of States from MoC. The visit encompassed stops at Vinacas in Ho Chi Minh City, Tuy Hao, and