Ministry launches ‘Phnom Penh Kuyteav’ trademark
Commerce Ministry launches a new collective trademark.
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Saudi Arabia plans to export petroleum to Cambodia
Saudi Arabia expresses its intention to export petroleum to Cambodia.
Cambodia, Jetro strengthen trade cooperation
Commerce Ministry and Jetro to improve business climate for Japanese companies.
Belarus urged to build tyre factory in Kingdom
Commerce Ministry urges entrepreneurs from Belarus to consider investments.
Several US companies strengthen commitment to Cambodia: Ministry
A number of major US companies are to expand their investments in Cambodia.
Key commerce laws to be passed this year
A raft of new laws to boost the local economy is in the pipeline.
SSEZ to be investigated again
No sign of duty evasion among Chinese companies operating out of SSEZ: The Ministry of Commerce.
Chinese firms eye chemical processing industry
A Chinese delegation to study potential investments in chemical processing.
Halal certifications awarded to 39 local companies
39 companies are awarded Halal certifications since the label was created last year.
Cambodia trade with UK thriving
Trade driven by increasing demand for Cambodian products in the UK, says Ministry of Commerce.
Ministry urges firms to renew FDA registration
Commerce Ministry calls on local producers to renew their registrations with the FDA.
Ministry launches new trade strategy
Ministry of Commerce on Thursday launched the new version of the Cambodia Trade Integration Strategy (CTIS).
Consumer Protection Law to pass this year
The Consumer Protection Law will be submitted to the Council of Ministers.
Not wise to rally Asean peers on bilateral issue with the EU
Recent media statements by the Ministry of Commerce (MoC) stated that is contemplating bringing the EBA Rice Safeguard complaint to WTO or any higher institutions in Europe.
China to sign MoU on expanding Cambodian rice import quota
China will agree to buy 400,000 tonnes of Cambodian rice in a MoU..
Cambodia considers complaint over European Union’s import duties
Anger over the EU’s decision to impose import duties on Cambodian Indica rice.
Alcohol ad sub-decree on the table
The Ministry of Commerce yesterday held a meeting with the Supreme Consultative Council to discuss a sub-decree to regulate advertising for alcoholic products.
Eyeing more trade with EAEU
Commerce Ministry seeks to compile a list of products that could sell well in the Eurasian Economic Union.
‘Chinese Desk’ to be established at ministry
The Bank of China will set up a ‘Chinese Desk’ at the Ministry of Commerce to help Chinese businesses operating in the Kingdom.
Form D issuance services launched
The Ministry of Commerce holds a ceremony in Kratie to mark the launch of D form issuance services.
Ministry urges exporters to join REX system
Commerce Ministry asks rice exporters to join the Registered Exporter System.
Ministry to meet with companies over EBA saga
The Ministry of Commerce is planning a meeting with public and private actors to discuss the revocation of the European Union’s Everything-but-arms (EBA) deal and to find ways to diminish its impact on the economy, the ministry said in a press release.
Ministry seeks geographical indication for oranges
Oranges grown in Pursat and Battambang might soon become the next Cambodian agricultural product to gain Geographical Indication status.
Camcontrol removed from borders
The Ministry of Commerce issues a sub-decree that puts an end to the presence of Camcontrol in border checkpoints.
Ministry urges firms to join India-Asean expo
Commerce Ministry calls on local firms and investors to join the India-Asean Expo.
More Cambodian trade centres planned in Chinese cities
Ministry of Commerce plans to expand its network of commerce centres in China.
Border market to be ready by Khmer New Year
Construction of a model market in the border with Vietnam to be finished by April.
CO forms not needed for export unless required in destination
Local exporters are not required to produce a certificate of origin (CO) at Cambodian customs if the document is not required by authorities in the destination country.
Business registration skyrockets in 2018
The number of registered businesses during the first 11 months of the year doubled.
Law on consumer protection to pass next year: Ministry
The Consumer Protection Law is expected to be approved by the Council of Ministers early next year, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
