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June 28, 2026

Cambodia Intellectual Property and Agricultural Branding: Collective Mark Registered for ‘ទុរេនបែកអន្លូង’

Background

The Ministry of Commerce officially registered the product ‘ទុរេនបែកអន្លូង’ as a Collective Mark on 25 June 2026. A collective mark functions as a shared brand identity for a group of producers and can be used to signal origin or common production standards for agricultural goods.

The registration aims to strengthen intellectual property protection, increase local value-added, and raise the product’s profile for domestic and international markets. The Ministry framed the decision as support for producer communities in Kampong Cham province and as aligned with government policy to develop sustainable agricultural value chains.

Scope of Application

The registration applies to the named agricultural product ‘ទុរេនបែកអន្លូង’ and the associated community of producers and businesses that will operate under the collective mark in Kampong Cham province. Use of the collective mark is intended to represent the shared identity of producers rather than an individual proprietary trademark.

Key Provisions or Decisions

On 25 June 2026, the Ministry of Commerce completed official registration of the collective mark for ‘ទុរេនបែកអន្លូង’. The public announcement cited objectives including improved intellectual property protection, expanded value-added for local production, and greater recognition of Cambodian agricultural products in external markets.

Implications for Investors, Businesses, or Compliance

Businesses and producer groups seeking to market under the collective mark should coordinate with the Ministry of Commerce and the provincial commerce office in Kampong Cham to confirm eligibility and permitted use. The registered collective mark may support marketing, buyer confidence, and product differentiation, which are relevant considerations for buyers, processors, and exporters evaluating supply relationships.

Official Source

Ministry of Commerce Facebook post, published 28 June 2026: https://www.facebook.com/moc.gov.kh/posts/pfbid02avSvdbFN9MiX1Km7pqep29ETHZ6AS6WFHnM9jxJhaQg8SZ9wjMPon5Y3sJafbBRVl

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