Cambodia Sets New Record with Over 1 Million Tons of Rice Exports
As of October 19, 2026, Cambodia has set a new historical record by exporting over 1 million tons of rice. This achievement surpasses last year's annual export volume, marking a significant success for the nation's agricultural sector.
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