Cambodian cashew, pepper firms have shot to sell products on Alibaba.com


PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/ANN): Growers and suppliers of cashew nuts and geographical indication- (GI) certified Kampot pepper will soon have a chance to sell their products to Chinese consumers through the e-commerce platform Alibaba.com, according to the Ministry of Economy and Finance’s Entrepreneurship Development Fund (EDF) on Tuesday (Aug 3).

EDF Secretariat director Chea Kokhong on Aug 3 chaired an online meeting with Alibaba.com representatives to discuss the different elements of the e-commerce ecosystem, and availing Cambodian wares on the platform, especially for the Chinese market.

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