Cambodian Local Products Market Surges to 30% - OEM and FDI Products Classified, Local Production Expected
Te Tang Pa, President of the Federation of Associations for Small and Medium Enterprises of Cambodia (FASMEC), classified Cambodian local products into three types. Following a boycott of Thai products, the domestic market share surged from 2% to 30%. The report also covers OEM products and FDI investment like Coca-Cola's local production.
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