Cambodia unveils innovative packaging centre to boost food industry

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The Role of the CPC in Supporting Local Food Industry

The Centre for Packaging and Consumption (CPC) at RUA plays a vital role in supporting the local food industry by providing a platform for research, development, and training in innovative packaging solutions. The CPC is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, enabling it to conduct cutting-edge research and development in the field of packaging.

Key Functions of the CPC

Conducting research and development in innovative packaging solutions tailored to local needs

Providing training and skill-building programmes for food professionals

Collaborating with industry partners to develop and implement new packaging technologies

Offering workshops and seminars on packaging-related topics

The CPC’s research and development focus is on creating packaging solutions that are not only functional but also sustainable and environmentally friendly. For instance, the CPC has developed a range of packaging solutions made from biodegradable materials, such as bioplastics and paper-based packaging.

Empowering Food Professionals

The CPC’s training and skill-building programmes are designed to empower food professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to adopt innovative packaging solutions.

Connecting Cambodia to Global Expertise

The Centre for the Development of the Cambodian Economy (CDEC) is a key initiative that aims to promote economic growth and development in Cambodia. One of the most significant aspects of CDEC is its focus on connecting Cambodia to global expertise. By collaborating with the EU and international organisations, the centre seeks to bring in the best practices and knowledge from around the world to help Cambodia achieve its economic development goals.

Building Partnerships

To achieve its goal of connecting Cambodia to global expertise, CDEC has established partnerships with various international organisations and institutions. Some of the key partners include:

The European Union (EU)

The World Bank

The Asian Development Bank (ADB)

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

These partnerships enable CDEC to tap into the expertise and resources of these organisations, providing Cambodia with access to cutting-edge knowledge and best practices in economic development.

Collaborating with EU and International Organisations

CDEC’s collaboration with the EU and international organisations is a key aspect of its strategy to connect Cambodia to global expertise. By working together, these partners can share knowledge, expertise, and resources to address specific economic development challenges facing Cambodia. The EU has provided significant support to CDEC, including funding and technical assistance, to help the centre develop its capacity and expertise in areas such as economic policy analysis and research.