Farmlink

Agro-Business Solutions

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Mission

Establishing and maintaining links between the farmers and international markets.

About Farmlink

FarmLink is a Cambodian-registered company dedicated to the development of regional agro-business.

working with farmers

FarmLink set up in 2005/6 by a group of volunteer expatriates who wished to help the local farmers capitalise on their traditional expertise and high quality products by developing links to larger, more secure, external markets. To this end, the company, founded in 2007, has helped farmers to improve productivity and consistency of their product, to secure and consolidate the supply chain and to ensure their future sustainability by helping them organize co-operative, democratic Farmer’s Associations.

‘In its first year FarmLink operated on a volunteer basis, becoming a registered company in 2007, thus ensuring that their work would continue within a professional framework. The company has worked with the farmers to improve the processing and packaging of their product.’

processing of kampot pepper

FarmLink is a vital link in the supply chain. We are a processor of the raw product from farm to export, establishing and continuing to ensure the highest standards in the cleaning, grading and packaging of our pepper. These pepper processing systems guarantee that our products attain top international standards.

marketing pepper

FarmLink has worked to promote awareness of and interest in Kampot Pepper throughout the tourism and hospitality industry in Cambodia and more recently among European and internationnal gourmets. Kampot Pepper is now one of the world’s most highly prized spices.   

FarmLink’s mission is to establish and maintain the links between these farmers and the international markets.

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