Malaysia’s Farm Fresh Bhd has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cambodia’s Alpha Group to develop a large-scale dairy farm and dairy products manufacturing facilities in Cambodia, marking a major step in bringing Farm Fresh’ grass-to-glass philosophy to other countries in Southeast Asia.
The Cambodian government has welcomed Farm Fresh investment in the country as it currently relies significantly on imports of fresh milk and dairy products, and the government will help to facilitate this crucial investment into the country.
Currently, Cambodia’s fresh milk production is estimated at just 20,000 litres per day, while national demand has surged to between 90,000 and 100,000 litres. At present, the country only has 4 major dairy farms namely Kiri Sour Farm, Mumu Farm, Russey Trap National Park Farm, and Omer Farm which collectively produce roughly 20% of domestic demand.
Farm Fresh shared that this collaboration represents more than just expansion, as it is also about sharing what they do best: Producing fresh, high-quality milk through sustainable and ethical farming practices.
By combining Farm Fresh’s expertise in modern dairy production with Cambodia’s growing agricultural potential, this partnership will strengthen local dairy supply chains and reduce import reliance, create new job opportunities and skill development for Cambodian farmers and finally deliver fresher, better milk to Cambodian consumers and across the region.
