Cambodian mango and banana exports are faltering

Published 2022년 8월 30일

Tridge summary

Cambodia's exports of fresh mangoes and bananas have seen a significant decrease in the first seven months of 2022, with mango exports falling by 27% and banana exports by 7%. The decline in mango exports is due to high storage costs and a lack of cold storage facilities in Cambodia, as well as China's strict COVID-19 measures. On the other hand, the decrease in banana exports is directly linked to China's stricter import requirements after the detection of COVID-19 on banana packaging, leading to a pause in exports. Despite these challenges, direct exports of fresh mangoes to China have increased compared to the previous year.
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Cambodian exports of fresh mangos over the first seven months of 2022 were down more than one-quarter compared with the same period of last year, while banana exports dipped modestly, the country’s agriculture ministry announced recently. Veng Sakhon, the Cambodian Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, cited rising costs, a lack of cold storage facilities and China’s strict anti-coronavirus measures as underlying factors in the decline. Fresh mango exports from Cambodia stood at 117,951.55 metric tons from January through July, down by 27% from the 161,228 metric tons exported over the same period of last year. Sakhon pointed to the low capacity and rising cost of cold storage in Cambodia as reasons behind the drop in fresh mango exports. It is unclear the extent to which China’s strict pandemic-related border controls could have contributed to the decline in mango exports. Officially, direct exports of fresh mangos to China have risen this year, standing at 27,467 ...

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