Company Outline

[Name]		KHMER ANGKOR FOODS CO.,LTD
[Date of Establishment]		APR 2004
[Number of Office]		2 Offices in Cambodia
[Number of Shop]		3 Shops in Cambodia
[Major Business Areas]		Sale Souvenirs, Run Restaurant, Wholesale Cambodian Ingredients, Mail Order
[Number of Employees]		73 (MAY 2010)
[Head Office]		Opposite Sofitel Angkor Hotel, Angkor Wat Road, Siem Reap, Kingdom of CAMBODIA
		Tel: (855)-63-964-770 Fax: (855)-63-965-975

History

APR 2004		Establishment: KHMER ANGKOR FOODS CO,.LTD
		Grand Opening:ANGKOR COOKIES SHOP at Siem Reap, Cambodia
AUG 2005		ANGKOR COOKIES SHOP removed to Angkor Wat Road
SEP 2006		Development New Market: Mail Order to Japan
JAN 2007		Grand opening: Café Puka-Puka at Siem Reap, CAMBODIA
AUG 2009		Establishment: Branch Office at Phnom Penh
		Grand opening: Shop&Café TROIS CONTINENTS at Phnom Penh

Company Aim

Cambodian products made by the Cambodian people

A lot of people, especially the ones that never have visited Cambodia, have the wrong image that Cambodia is a very dangerous country with civil wars and disruptions, or that it is a very poor country.
But now more and more tourists visit one of the world`s greatest heritage landmarks: Angkor Wat. New hotels and restaurants (Khmer, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Indian, Vietnamese and Italian) are opening everyday. The local life style is progressing, resulting in more people eating out with their families and getting around in their own cars. There are many Internet cafés and more and more owners of mobile phones.

However, only a few Cambodian people live in the newly developed cities, most Cambodian's live in the outer cities or countryside, the same way they have been living since a long time ago, in houses on stilts, drawing water from wells and thriving mostly on agriculture. It is traditional to work with the family rather than study in school. Some children don’t go to school but help their families to take care of the land.

Tourism prospers in cities; therefore, opportunities to work in the tourism industry are multiplying, such as with hotels, restaurants and travel agencies. Unfortunately, opportunities are mostly limited to the persons able to speak foreign languages like English. People from the countryside, with lower education levels can only hope for a job in their farming village.

In our company we employ these Cambodians actively. Not only assisting them but by providing the opportunity to learn, work, get due reward for their work and gain pride for their achievements. The Kingdom is in great need of such opportunities.

We create genuine Cambodian made products and offer the highest-quality standard
      Rather than rely on outside supports, we give them working opportunities to
         help them stand on their own feet and strengthen their lives.
      Beginning with just one cookie, they can build a better future. We open up new         possibilities for Cambodian young people.
      We offer only natural and delicious food, 100% made in Cambodia.

Greeting From Madam Sachiko

“We wish to increase the working opportunities for Cambodian people. This is where everything started.”

We want to produce a high-quality Cambodian souvenir made by the hands of Cambodian people, raising their working opportunities. Each person does not wish to rely on others’ support but rather stands on his or her own feet with personal strength. We tried to find what we could do and this was how Angkor cookies were born. We hope each of you – visiting from all over the world—will make as many beautiful memories as possible on your trip, while wishing you a safe trip and peace. This same wish has been poured into these hand-made cookies. Beginning with just one cookie, Cambodian people can live with a dream for their future — We strongly believe that it is more valuable than anything for the future of the country.

We work here...
Introduce the Staff of our company.

NEW!!
MONDE SELECTION 2010

The 3 products produced by KHMER ANGKOR FOODS CO.,LTD recieved the GOLD and SILVER Award
of MONDE CELECTION 2010!!

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Woman of the Year

The owner of Angkor Cookies, Sachiko Kojima (by the name of "Madam Sachiko"), received the prize, Woman of the Year 2008 (NIKKEI Woman, JAN 2008).

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