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Cambodia fur trade overview
Cambodia has emerged as a key global processing hub in the fur trade, despite having no domestic fur production.
In 2024, it imported USD 421.4 million in raw furskins—mostly from Denmark—but reported no exports of raw fur. Instead, Cambodia focuses on processing and re-exporting tanned furskins, exporting USD 415.1 million worth—primarily to China—while importing almost nothing in return.
Its role in fur fashion remains limited, with less than USD 100,000 in fur apparel exports, mostly to the USA, but this signals a potential emerging market.
These figures suggest that Cambodia is being used as a low-cost manufacturing base within the global fur supply chain, highlighting how international fur trade often relies on outsourcing production to regions with minimal regulation or transparency.
Cambodia Trade in Raw Furskins (HS4301)
Total Imports: USD 421.1M (2024)
Total Exports: 0
Top Importer: N/A
Top Exporter: Denmark USD 190.2M (2024)
Cambodia Trade in Tanned Furskins (HS4302)
Total Imports: USD 2.5M (2024)
Total Exports: USD 415.1M (2024)
Top Importer: China USD 408M (2024)
Top Exporter: Poland USD 2M (2024)
Cambodia Trade in Furskin Apparel (HS4303)
Total Imports: USD 0.002M (2024)
Total Exports: USD 0.08M (2024)
Top Importer: United States of America USD 0.06M (2024)
Top Exporter: China USD 0.002M (2024)