Cambodia and China Sign Protocols Paving Way for Beef and Dried Mango Exports to Chinese Market
Cambodia and China have signed Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) protocols for the export of beef and dried mangoes to the Chinese market. This move is expected to boost Cambodian agricultural exports to China and contribute to the expansion of agricultural trade between the two nations.
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