H.E. SOK PUTHYVUTH LAUNCHES AGRILIVESTOCK & AGRIFOOD CAMBODIA 2017

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H.E. SOK PUTHYVUTH LAUNCHES AGRILIVESTOCK & AGRIFOOD CAMBODIA 2017

                                       
AGRILIVESTOCK CAMBODIA and AGRIFOOD CAMBODIA 2017 were officially launched on 9 May 2017 by H.E. Sok Puthyvuth, President of the Cambodia Rice Federation at the HIMAWARI Hotel in Cambodia. The exhibitions will be the country’s Biggest Agriculture & Food Event set to take place at the Diamond Island Exhibition Centre from 10-12 November 2017. The expo will be in conjunction with the 6th Cambodia Rice Forum 2017, which will examine key issues including improving rice quality and productivity, and the Cambodia Ethnic Culinary Competition 2017, which aims to promote Khmer Cuisine and the use of Cambodian-produced food.              
AGRILIVESTOCK CAMBODIA’17 revolves around the growth of the grain and feed production, aquaculture and animal husbandry, and processing industry, while AGRIFOOD CAMBODIA’17 will highlight a range of agriculture supplies and equipment ranging from fertilisers, seeds, and irrigation systems, to farming, harvesting, processing and packaging machinery.                                  
                                                           
                        The launching ceremony was attended by industry leaders including Mr. Chea Chheng from Mong Reththy Group Co., Ltd., Mr Poohrich Sinwat from CP. Cambodia Co., Ltd., Mr Rod Bassett from Soma Group Co., Ltd., and Mr. Luu Meng who serves as Co-Chair, Government-Private Sector Forum on Tourism and Vice-President of the Cambodia Tourism Federation.                                
                                                           
                        The events are supported by the Cambodia Rice Federation and the Cambodia Tourism Federation, as it falls under the Agri-Tourism Initiative that encourages the development of food and agriculture production, Khmer ethnic cuisine, and the move towards more sustainable growth in agriculture.

AGRILIVESTOCK CAMBODIA 2017 offers the ideal business-to-business platform for integrators, veterinarians, livestock farmers, feed millers, wholesalers, retailers, slaughterhouse operators, food processors, importers, distributors and other industry stakeholders to network and explore business opportunities. Grab this chance to expand your business by booking a booth at AGRILIVESTOCK CAMBODIA 2017. For further details, contact Mr Richard Yew at richard@ambtarsus.com / 03 2692 6888 or contact Ms Vichera at vichera@ambtarsus.com / 089 714 700/023 880 813/023 880 823.                                  

 http://ambtarsus.com/CAMBODIA_WEBCAST/AGRIFOOD17/170516_AGRIFOOD17_launching/

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