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Cambodian Eats
• Jun 07, 2023
From coastal mangrove forests to floating villages, travel across the country to meet the people and taste the delicacies that make Cambodia so wonderful
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Amanda Oon
• Jun 01, 2023
In culinary haven Singapore, foodies are pushing for a vegan-friendly future as climate change and food security concerns become increasingly urgent
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Beatrice Siviero
• May 30, 2023
The Bangladesh camp residents had already struggled to digest a World Food Program rations cut in March. Now they’re facing another reduction
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Oktoberfest Cambodia
• Nov 18, 2022
The much-loved and long anticipated German-Cambodian festival makes a post-pandemic return to Phnom Penh for 10 days of celebration, starting from the 25 November
In a growing market, Southeast Asia's alternative protein entrepreneurs are navigating challenges of texture, culture and differing consumer tastes.
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Juliet Tempest & Kelvin E.Y. Low
• Aug 31, 2022
The city-state is building and strengthening its diplomatic interests and relations though the soft power of its local cuisine and food heritage
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Keri and Kelsi Matwick
• Aug 22, 2022
Even amidst stagnant growth, improved tactics and policies could bring more economic opportunities and profits to farmers and agribusiness
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Jack Brook
• May 17, 2022
The need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and demand for increased yield are creating a turbulent economy for the vital white grain
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Paul Teng
• May 10, 2022
An integral part of the nation’s culture, mamak stalls are fighting for stability since pandemic restrictions reduced social gatherings and sales
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Ashley Yeong
• Mar 29, 2022
The entrepreneurial bodybuilders' rise to social media fame and ongoing backlash highlights clashes over cultural norms in Cambodia
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Jack Brook
• Feb 24, 2022
A Siem Reap organisation survived by overhauling the expat leadership and rebranding but remaining committed to youth job training
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Jack Brook
• Feb 14, 2022
