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Cattle farmers concerned by falling prices, illegal imports

Cattle farmers concerned by falling prices, illegal imports
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Cambodian cattle farmers concerned by falling prices, illegal imports

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): A large number of cattle raisers have complained that cow prices have fallen and not many traders have been buying cows for more than a month. A local livestock raising association has suggested that falling prices may be due to an increase in meat imports from neighbouring countries.

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Cattle farmers concerned by falling prices, illegal imports

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eFeedLink - New $54 million pig feed mill in Cambodia to open next year

A pig feed mill in Cambodia, which received an investment from local agricultural conglomerate Mong Reththy Group to the tune of $54 million, is expected to be operational by end-February 2023, with an annual production capacity of

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New $54M pig feed mill expected to open in 2023

A pig feed mill invested by local agricultural conglomerate Mong Reththy Group to the tune of $54 million is expected to go online by end-February 2023, with annual production capacity of “about 360,000 tonnes”, company chairman Mong Reththy revealed.

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