លំហសិក្សាធិការកម្ពុជា
V1.0
លំហសិក្សាធិការកម្ពុជា
V1.0
The integration of blockchain technology in agricultural supply chains presents a transformative solution to chronic issues of trust and traceability. As for Cambodian high-value exports such as aromatic rice and Kampot pepper, which are currently facing quality assurance issues, blockchain-enabled proof of origin offers an effective solution to validate authenticity, geographic provenance, and ethical manufacturing. This paper advocates for the strategic adoption of blockchain-based traceability as a critical lever to transition Cambodia’s agricultural sector from a competition-driven commodity market to a value-driven premium export economy. We believe that by systematically addressing the information asymmetry, which is the information gaps common in global food supply chains, blockchain can help Cambodian farmers secure greater value for their distinctive products, restore worldwide consumer confidence after the food safety crisis, and build a formidable reputation for integrity in the international market. To support this case, the paper will synthesize existing literature on blockchain’s application in agricultural food systems and exports, and the economic traceability. By analyzing the specific opportunities and constraints within the Cambodian context and proposing a result and future work of this case.
