PHNOM PENH, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- Cambodia is pushing to sell more cashew nuts and pepper in the European Union (EU), where meeting strict standards on quality, food safety and traceability could also unlock other global markets.
Cambodia Targets Europe To Grow Cashew And Pepper Exports, Eyes Bigger Global Share
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Cambodia is targeting the European Union to boost cashew and pepper exports, aiming to meet strict quality standards that enhance global competitiveness. Officials stated that this strategy focuses on increasing domestic processing and building international brand recognition.
- Cambodia produced over one million metric tonnes of cashew nuts, generating $1.5 billion in raw exports in 2025.
- Annual pepper production is approximately 20,000 metric tonnes, with last year's exports valued at $31 million.
- Kampot pepper holds international geographical indication certification, while M23 cashews are noted for their creamy taste.
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