Cambodia Exports Another 5,000 Tons of Rice to Philippines in October
Cambodia's leading rice exporter, Signature Rice, shipped another 5,000 tons of rice to the Philippines on October 22, marking the second such shipment in October. Two more shipments are planned by year-end. The Philippines has become a crucial market for Cambodian rice, with the government intensifying its support for exports.
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