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The first Meeting of the CRF Executive Committee on Code of Conducts and Ethic (COCE Exco) was held on 18 August 2015. Ten people attended the meeting chaired by Mr. Norng Veasna with Mr. Kann Kunthy as Vice-Chair and presided over by CRF President,
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On July 28, 2015, The Cost Competitiveness Executive Committee (C2 Exco) of CRF led by Oknha Kim Savuth, a vice president of CRF and a head of C2 Exco met with Electricity Authority of Cambodia (EAC) at EAC office, Phnom Penh.
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On 23 July 2015, the signing ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Ministry of Commerce (MOC) and Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF) took place at the Ministry of Commerce.
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On 21 July 2015, CRF organized a meeting with inspection companies at CRF Secretariat office, Phnom Penh. The main objectives of meeting were to talk about (1) the cooperation between CRF and inspection companies, (2) challenges that inspection companies face, and (3) a procedure of boiling test for Cambodian rice standard.
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On 20 July 2015, a cost competitiveness executive committee organized its fifth meeting at CRF secretariat office, Phnom Penh. Ten members of the committee joined the meeting.
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On 10 July 2015, CRF President, Mr. Sok Puthyvuth, participated in World Bank Group—Consultation Meeting on Cambodian’s Development Priorities with Private Sector Representatives at Raffles Hotel Le Royal, Phnom Penh.
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Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF) would like to inform all members that CRF starts collecting an export fee from the members in order to accomplish CRF action plan “White Gold Plan”. The collection fee starts from March, 2015 onward.
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On 01 July 2015, Mr. Sok Puthyuth, CRF president, joined the 5th Meeting of Customs-Private Sector Partnership Mechanism (CPPM) at the General Department of Customs and Excise. The meeting was presided over by H.E. Kun Nhem, a director general of the General Department of Customs and Excise.
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On 30 June 2015, the Farming and Milling Productivity Executive Committee (FMP Exco) organized the 5th meeting at CRF office, Phnom Penh. 20 members of FMP Exco joined the meeting.
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CRF under coordination from International Finance Corporation (IFC) had led a group of 10 companies to Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong from 7-12 June 2015 for a market mission. The group had visited some supermarkets, wholesale stores, and some rice importers/traders in order to learn the possible rice market in China.
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Export Statistics
by Metric Tons
| Monthly |
2023 |
2024 |
2025 |
2026 |
| 1. january |
36.900 |
46.221 |
59.086 |
115.784 |
| 2. February |
60.567 |
43.932 |
65.617 |
132.038 |
| 3. March |
79.114 |
76.298 |
81.742 |
113.756 |
| 4. April |
38.740 |
82.040 |
69.403 |
108.331 |
| 5. May |
62.863 |
54.101 |
68.852 |
99.003 |
| 6. June |
51.449 |
36.062 |
40.104 |
61.407 |
| 7. July |
33.075 |
40.892 |
39.563 |
77.152 |
| 8. August |
38.991 |
32.477 |
67.568 |
84.741 |
| 9. September |
54.882 |
33.890 |
104.408 |
140.740 |
| 10. October |
73.343 |
61.116 |
102.596 |
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| 11. November |
65.706 |
68.533 |
102.704 |
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| 12. December |
60.693 |
70.310 |
138.678 |
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| Yearly Export |
656.323 |
645.872 |
940.321 |
932.952 |
MOT- Sources: Secretariat One Window Service
(SOWS-REF) for rice export.
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