MORE LOCAL PRODUCTS NOW ENTER SUPERMARKETS

The National Committee of the Promotion of One Village, One Product (OVOP) has encouraged producers to register their products and upgrade their quality standards to meet the growing demand for local products in supermarkets.

Currently, there are about 680 items registered under the OVOP program, and the majority of them are available on the shelves of local malls and supermarkets.

OVOP has made its mark on the Cambodian landscape, empowering local communities to utilize their resources and skills to create unique products for domestic and international markets.

This innovative approach has not only contributed to the economic development of the country but has also provided a platform for the preservation and promotion of Cambodian culture and heritage.

Cambodia has relied on SMEs as the backbone of a sustainable economy.

The Cambodian government considers micro, small, and medium enterprises as the main foundation for national economic and social development because this sector is inter-active with flexible and adapt to technology development.