Cambodian cassava exports to Thailand and Vietnam are being priced

Published 2021년 3월 10일

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The article reports on the increased prices of cassava in Cambodia's border provinces with Thailand and Vietnam during the 2020-2021 crop year. This increase is attributed to a decrease in output and is more pronounced in the fresh cassava market, with prices rising by 200-360 riel per kilogram. The price of dried cassava also increased, reaching an average of 870 riel per kilogram in Battambang province. The floods in Battambang and reduced cassava acreage have contributed to the market improvement and the price surge. Cambodia has exported over 957,000 tons of cassava, including 154,750 tons of fresh cassava, in February of the current year.

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According to trade officials in Battambang and Tbong Khmum Cambodia, the price of cassava (tapioca) in the provinces bordering Thailand and Vietnam increased in crop year 2020-2021 when output decreased. The price of Cambodia's fresh cassava in the border provinces of Vietnam has increased by 200-360 riel over the same period last year to 500-600 riel / kg. The price of Cambodia's fresh cassava in the border provinces of Vietnam has increased by 200-360 riel over the same period last year to 500-600 riel / kg. Responding to the Phnom Penh Post on March 7, Director of Battambang Trade Department Kim Hout said the province's cassava exports to Thailand reached about 100,000 tons in the first two months of this year. The price of dried cassava in the province has increased by 200 riel (USD 0.05) compared to last year, to an average of 870 riel / kg and 80% of the province's cassava output is exported to Thailand. The most recent flood caused a decrease in cassava production but ...

Source: Vinanet