Cambodia's Amru begins export of premium jasmine fragrant rice to Australian market


Rice is packaged at an Amru Rice company facility. - Supplied via Vientiane Times/ANN

PHNOM PENH: About 400 tonnes of premium fragrant jasmine rice will be exported in batches to Australia. Noted producer Amru Rice Company signed an agreement with Green Group, one of the largest and most well-known food wholesale companies in Australia.

On March 6, Australian ambassador Derek Yip, joined Amru Rice co-founder and CEO Song Saran at the company’s Phnom Penh processing factory to send off the first two containers of premium Cambodian rice sent to Australia under the deal.

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