Chinese, Cambodian customs ink AEO pact to streamline trade procedures - Fibre2Fashion Sponsored Meet international textile suppliers and sourcing experts at Texworld New York | Register Today Power your bio transition with sugarcane-based
- Fibre2Fashion
Sponsored
Meet international textile suppliers and sourcing experts at Texworld New York | Register Today
Power your bio transition with sugarcane-based spandex from Hyosung | Learn More
Meet verified fashion suppliers and manufacturers at Source Fashion London | Register Now
Source innovative home textile products and trends at Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles 2026 | Explore More
Intelligence
News
Trade Fairs & Events
Marketplace
Marketing Solutions
Digital Advertisement
Print Advertisement
Webinar Marketing
Media Booster
Magazine Subscription
More
Articles
F2F Prime
Advertise with Us
Sign In
All Categories
Articles
News
Buyers
Suppliers
Trade Fairs
Interview
Market Intelligence
F2F Prime
For You
Textiles
Apparel
Fashion
Retail
E-commerce
Technology
Sustainability
Chemicals
Technical Textiles
News
Flash
Vietnam's e-commerce growth faces logistics, cost challenges
Guatemala’s apparel exports reach $385 mn in Q1; knitwear dominates
Chinese, Cambodian customs ink AEO pact to streamline trade procedures
Inflation in Bangladesh hits 9.42% in May from 9.04% in April
India launches portal to operationalise Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojana
Textiles
Chinese, Cambodian customs ink AEO pact to streamline trade procedures
09 Jun '26
1 min read
Pic: Shutterstock
Insights
The customs authorities of China and Cambodia recently signed an authorised economic operator agreement to facilitate trade by simplifying customs procedures, accelerate customs clearance for highly compliant businesses and reduce physical inspections of goods.
Cambodia has 11 AEO companies and its government is working to raise that number to 30, by the end of this year.
The customs authorities of China and Cambodia recently signed an authorised economic operator (AEO) agreement to facilitate trade by simplifying customs procedures, accelerate customs clearance for highly compliant businesses and reduce physical inspections of goods.
The Cambodia-China Authorised Economic Operator Mutual Recognition Arrangement (Cambodia-China AEO MRA) was signed by Kun Nhem, director general of General Department of Customs and Excise of Cambodia (GDCE), and Sun Meijun, Minister of the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC), in Phnom Penh.
Cambodia has 11 AEO companies and its government is working to raise that number to 30 by the end of this year, according to Cambodian media outlets.
The customs authorities of China and Cambodia recently signed an authorised economic operator agreement to facilitate trade by simplifying customs procedures, accelerate customs clearance for highly compliant businesses and reduce physical inspections of goods.
Cambodia has 11 AEO companies and its government is working to raise that number to 30, by the end of this year.
GDCE has taken some measures recently to strengthen the efficiency of revenue collection while supporting sustainable economic development and safeguarding
