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Kampong Speu Khmer Products Market connects local producers and consumers

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Summary

The report introduces Kampong Speu’s Khmer Products Market, its Friday-to-Sunday opening hours and its role in supporting local farmers, producers and artisans.

Cambodian products made by farmers, producers and artisans in Kampong Speu province are being displayed and sold at the Kampong Speu Khmer Products Market, giving residents and tourists an opportunity to choose locally made products described as having clear origins, quality and safety.

The market opens every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It is located in the compound of វិមានសម្តេចព្រះសង្ឃរាជជោតញ្ញាណោ ជួន ណាត, near the boat-racing platform in Kampong Speu province.

Market location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WFJH6PVzYaYkh5VH7?g_st=atm

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With support from the Ministry of Commerce, working with the Kampong Speu provincial administration and provincial commerce department under the AIMS smallholder market-promotion project, the Khmer Products Market was established and began operating in 2019. The report says it has since become an important platform linking producers and consumers, expanding the market for domestic products and creating more sales opportunities for farmers and local businesses.

Establishing Khmer Products Markets forms part of the government’s policy to promote consumption of domestic products, strengthen production value chains, expand markets for farmers and small and medium-sized enterprises, increase incomes and improve livelihoods, contributing to sustainable economic and social development.

The report invites residents and tourists to visit and buy Cambodian products, supporting Cambodian craftsmanship, local farmers and producers, strengthening the local economy and creating wider market opportunities for Cambodian products nationwide.

“Buying Cambodian products supports farmers, producers and the national economy.”

By Pai Sokhim

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