Cambodia: FAIRS Annual Country Report

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Cambodia: FAIRS Annual Country Report

This report provides information on the food and agricultural import regulations and standards in Cambodia. Cambodia is a growing market for U.S. agricultural exports, with exports valued at over $72 million in 2020. This report gives an overview of Cambodia’s import requirements for food and agricultural products. Cambodia is a growing market for U.S. agricultural exports, with exports valued at over $72 million in 2020. While this report strives to be as comprehensive as possible, regulations and requirements can frequently change. U.S. exporters are therefore encouraged to work closely with their Cambodian importers to ensure they are aware of and complying with all current Cambodia regulations and requirements.

Exporting, Regulations & Requirements
East Asia and the Pacific, Cambodia

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