Cambodia will be able to be shipped travel goods to the US duty free

The United States, under the new US Generalized System of Preference (GSP) expands duty-free access to travel goods such as luggage, backpacks, handbags and wallet made in Cambodia, a major expansion of trade preferences for the country, according to the US Embassy in Phnom Penh.

Now, Cambodia will be able to be shipped its travel goods to the US duty free.

President of the Garment Manufacturers Association of Cambodia Van Sou Ieng said that the country is currently home to 15 factories producing travel goods and exports 50 million USD worth of such products to the US market every year

U.S. Ambassador William Heidt in a joint press conference with Cambodian Minister of Commerce Pan Sorasak said that the duty-free offer will open up a new market for Cambodian exporters while creating thousands of jobs for Cambodians.

He encouraged Cambodian producers to take the advantage to diversify the country’s economic base, spur economic growth and alleviate poverty.

Pan Sorasak said that the offer will be a good opportunity for Cambodia to further the development of the garment and textile industry.

Recent Posts

Painkiller Atelier debuts recycled polyester collection

Painkiller Atelier has unveiled Rebloom, a 30-look menswear collection featuring fabrics made with Deja recycled polyester fibres from Indorama Ventures.

7 hours ago

Lycra showcases recycled polyester and bio-based fibers

Lycra is showcasing Coolmax CloakFX, a polyester fibre designed to reduce the visible appearance of sweat marks, at Performance Days…

7 hours ago

Wulcea introduces graphene-heated jackets

New York-based apparel brand Wulcea has introduced a range of electrically heated jackets featuring its proprietary GrapheneNano technology.

7 hours ago

Livinguard cuts cotton dyeing wash-off water use

Livinguard has demonstrated that its +DYE SC after-treatment can reduce the conventional nine-stage wash-off process following reactive dyeing of cotton…

1 day ago

Melina Bucher uses Innovera in woven shoulder bag

Melina Bucher has introduced the Arch Woven, a rounded shoulder bag made using Innovera, a suede-like material developed by biotechnology…

1 day ago

Anrealage, E Ink showcase color-changing dresses

Anrealage has incorporated E Ink Prism 3 technology into six dresses presented during its Spring 2027 “SKIN” collection at Paris…

4 days ago