Cambodia SMEs Hit by High Export License Fees, Despite Registration Reforms
Despite reforms to speed up business registration in Cambodia, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are struggling with exorbitant export license fees, hindering their access to international markets. Home-based businesses, in particular, are forced to abandon legal exports due to prohibitive costs.
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