Useful Links

Planning to make or sell a food product in Cambodia? These are the main authorities, standards and references you will deal with. Rules change often — always confirm the current requirements directly with the relevant authority before relying on them.

Cambodia — food law & regulators

ISC — Institute of Standards of Cambodiaវិទ្យាស្ថានស្តង់ដារកម្ពុជា

Cambodia’s national standards body, under MISTI (established under the 2007 Law on Standards). Sets the Cambodian Standards (CS) and runs the mandatory product-registration scheme for prepackaged food. Single-window office: #538 National Road 2, Chak Angre Leu, Mean Chey, Phnom Penh · ☎ +855 81 989 450.

Visit isc.gov.kh →

ចបផ — Product Registrationការចុះបញ្ជីផលិតផល

The registration every prepackaged food needs from ISC before it can be sold. Your product is checked against the Cambodian Standards and the Khmer-language labeling rules. You typically need business/factory permits, VAT registration, a lab analysis certificate (usually under 3 months old) and a label sample. Once approved, you may display the ISC registration mark.

How registration works →

CS 001:2000 — Food labeling standard

The Cambodian Standard for labeling prepackaged food — e.g. ingredients listed in descending order by weight, and Khmer-language labeling. This is what your label is checked against during ចបផ registration.

Read the standard →

CamControl / CCF — Ministry of Commerce

CamControl (the Cambodia Import-Export Inspection and Fraud Repression Directorate-General) inspects the quality and safety of imported and exported goods, including food, and tackles mislabeling, adulteration and fraud. Since 2020 its consumer-protection and fraud functions sit under the Ministry’s CCF.

Ministry of Commerce →

MISTI — Industry, Science, Technology & Innovation

The parent ministry for industry standards and ISC.

Visit misti.gov.kh →

Codex Alimentarius (FAO / WHO)

The international reference for food safety and quality standards that many national rules — including Cambodia’s — are built on. Useful when there is no local standard for your product yet.

Browse Codex standards →

This page is a starting point, not legal advice. Requirements and contacts can change — verify the latest with ISC or the Ministry of Commerce before you register or launch a product.

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