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Pepper cultivation in Cambodia covers 6,700ha and yields more than 20,000 tonnes each year. Post Staff
Pepper industry eyes 5K tonnes of exports
Thu, 29 April 2021
The pepper industry plans to export 5,000 tonnes of Geographical Indication (GI) and non-GI peppercorn this year to meet the growing market demand in the region and the EU.
Cambodia Pepper and Spice Federation (CPSF) president Mak Ny told The Post on April 29 that CPSF member companies are targeting Vietnam and Germany as the main export destinations.
According to Ny, Vietnam-based Olam plans to export 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes of peppercorns to Vietnam and Germany-based Fuchs aims to ship out 1,000 tonnes.
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3,183 tonnes of cashews nuts were exported to the international market last month. - PPP
PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/ANN): Cambodia exported 203,485 tonnes of seven major cash crops last month, according to a report by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
The ministry lists these as milled rice, natural rubber, corn, cashew nuts, peppercorn, as well as fresh bananas, chillies and mangoes.
The Kingdom shipped out 34,273 tonnes of milled rice worth $30.76 million to 28 international markets, down 32.07 tonnes or 0.094 per cent from January last year.
Rubber product exports reached 52,711 tonnes last month, up nine per cent year-on-year, worth $84.49 million, with the average price of the commodity averaging about $1,603 per tonne, marking a $232 year-on-year climb.
According to a report by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cambodia exported 203,485 tons of seven major cash crops last month. The ministry lists these as milled rice,…
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Cash-crop exports 200K tonnes in January
Tue, 16 February 2021
Cambodia exported 203,485 tonnes of seven major cash crops last month, according to a report by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
The ministry lists these as milled rice, natural rubber, corn, cashew nuts, peppercorn, as well as fresh bananas, chillies and mangoes.
The Kingdom shipped out 34,273 tonnes of milled rice worth $30.76 million to 28 international markets, down 32.07 tonnes or 0.094 per cent from January last year.
Rubber product exports reached 52,711 tonnes last month, up nine per cent year-on-year, worth $84.49 million, with the average price of the commodity averaging about $1,603 per tonne, marking a $232 year-on-year climb.