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Despite the positive outlook, Silot raised concerns about the potential impact of climate change on cashew production in 2026. Nevertheless, he projected Cambodia’s upcoming harvest to range between 800,000 and 1 million metric tons and assured the Vietnamese delegation that there would be sufficient supply for Vietnam’s processing industry.
International
The Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia (CAC) is urging its members to adopt environmentally friendly practices during the vibrant blooming seasons. In a bid to protect the delicate ecosystem, the association recommends that farmers minimize their use of high-intensity pesticides at this crucial flowering stage.
Speaking during the meeting, CAC President Silot Uon said CAC has conducted 40 planned training sessions, benefiting more than 8,400 cashew farmers across 10 provinces. Each session focused on practical, farm-based learning rather than direct financial assistance.
National
CAC chairman Mr. Silot Uon welcomed the initiative, describing it as a strong opportunity for local processors, and pledged CAC’s commitment to working closely with Mirarth Green Tech and domestic processing plants to ensure the project’s success.
International
Mr. Silot Uon, President of the Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia, warned that continued rainfall during the dry season—especially during the peak production period—could lead to a decline in overall cashew yields this year. He emphasized the growing risks posed by climate variability to the agricultural sector.
Import dependence remains significant. Silot Uon, President of the Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia, said 16 Indian companies have so far engaged with the association to source RCN from Cambodia for processing in India and sale across domestic and export markets.
International
Mr. Suy Kokthean, Vice President of the Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia (CAC), noted that Cambodia is steadily advancing toward its goal of processing 25 percent of total cashew production by 2027. “We are seeing various activities driving Cambodia toward this target, and the majority of our action plans have already surpassed 60 percent completion,” he said.
National
Silot Uon, President of the Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia (CAC), said the mid-term evaluation of the project reflects the government’s strong commitment to transforming Cambodia into a regional hub for cashew processing. He noted that the initiative is expected to strengthen the cashew value chain, improve farmers’ livelihoods, and increase the country’s export potential.
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