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Cambodian terroirs, made for the modern table

CONFIREL · CAMBODIA · SINCE 2001

Cambodian terroirs, made for the modern table

Kampot pepper, Thnot palm sugar and Kirum ferments — grown and made by the people who know Cambodia's land.

Rooted in Cambodian terroirs

ORIGIN

Rooted in Cambodian terroirs

Palm sugar gathered from Cambodian palms. Pepper shaped by Kampot's soil and generations of know-how. Since 2001, Confirel has worked alongside farmers, collectors and makers to bring Cambodian ingredients — and the people behind them — to the table.

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Tradition, transformed for today

Tradition, transformed for today

In 2001, Confirel's first breakthrough was making Thnot palm sap safe and stable for modern markets — work with CIRAD scientists that earned a Palme d'Or in Paris. The same approach has grown the range to more than 300 product formats since: real Cambodian ingredients, made better without losing what makes them Cambodian.

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Made in Cambodia. Prepared for markets around the world.

MARKETS

Made in Cambodia. Prepared for markets around the world.

Confirel's certified Cambodian products reach 27 export markets across Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe and Francophone Africa, alongside strong distribution at home in Cambodia.

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Discover Cambodia

Discover Cambodia

Stay in Phnom Penh, visit Confirel's showrooms and request a visit to selected terroirs and production communities.

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Professional and Export

B2B · HOSPITALITY · DISTRIBUTION

Professional and Export

Explore Confirel's product ranges, formats, quality documentation and partnership opportunities for retail, hospitality and distribution.

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Confirel in numbers

25 years

Years of Confirel

2001–2026

17 countries

Countries where Kirum Herbal Tea is patented

As of 2025

250 students

Students in the 2025 Thnot d'Or competition

2025 edition

27 markets

Export markets

As of 2026