3Bumi at CAFE26 Cambodia 2026 | Halal Food Trade
3Bumi at CAFE26 Cambodia 2026: Strengthening Halal Food Trade and Regional Business Partnerships
3Bumi proudly participated as an exhibitor at the Cambodia Agriculture Forum & Exhibition 2026 (CAFE26), held from 23 to 25 October 2026 at the Diamond Island Convention and Exhibition Center (Koh Pich) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
The three-day international exhibition provided an important platform for agricultural businesses, investors, food producers, distributors and industry professionals to explore new commercial opportunities and strengthen regional cooperation.
For 3Bumi, participation in CAFE26 represented another meaningful step towards expanding its international business network, promoting halal food trade and developing stronger commercial relationships between Malaysia and Cambodia.
With Southeast Asia’s agrifood industry continuing to evolve, the exhibition highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships, efficient supply chains and innovation in creating sustainable opportunities for businesses across the region.
CAFE26: A Regional Platform for Agrifood Investment and Innovation
The Cambodia Agriculture Forum & Exhibition 2026 was organised under the theme “Investing in Cambodia’s Agrifood: Partnerships, Value Addition and Innovation.”
Led by Cambodia’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) under its Hand-in-Hand Initiative, CAFE26 brought together stakeholders from across the agricultural and food industries.
The event focused on strengthening Cambodia’s agrifood sector through greater investment, agricultural modernisation, technology adoption, value-added processing and improved market access.
Its programme featured an Agriculture Investment Forum, an extensive agricultural exhibition and a Youth Innovation Forum, creating opportunities for policymakers, businesses, investors and emerging entrepreneurs to exchange knowledge and explore commercial possibilities.
Exhibition highlights included agricultural products, food-processing technologies, machinery, digital solutions, logistics and innovations designed to support more competitive and resilient food supply chains.
For international participants such as 3Bumi, CAFE26 provided valuable exposure to Cambodia’s growing agrifood ecosystem and the opportunities emerging within regional food trade.
Representing 3Bumi: Building Connections Beyond Borders
Representing 3Bumi at CAFE26 were Encik Mohd Silahuddin Bin Jamaluddin and Encik Abdul Shukoor, bringing their extensive experience in international business development, trading, retail and food distribution to the exhibition.
Encik Mohd Silahuddin serves as Chief Business Development Officer at Melewar Industrial Group Berhad, with significant experience in identifying commercial opportunities and developing international business relationships.
Encik Abdul Shukoor, Head of Business Operations at 3Bumi Trading Sdn Bhd, contributes extensive expertise in retail operations, commercial distribution and customer-focused business development.
Their participation reflected 3Bumi’s commitment to exploring new markets, understanding regional industry requirements and identifying potential collaborations with distributors, importers, entrepreneurs and other agrifood industry stakeholders.
More importantly, the exhibition provided a setting for strengthening business visibility and positioning 3Bumi as a potential partner within the evolving Southeast Asian food supply network.
Exploring Opportunities in Halal Food Supply and Distribution
As a Malaysian food business group involved in halal frozen meat trading, edible oil distribution and premium food products, 3Bumi recognises the importance of expanding access to quality products through reliable international distribution channels.
The growing integration of regional markets creates opportunities for food suppliers and distributors to explore partnerships that support product availability, supply-chain efficiency and long-term commercial growth.
At CAFE26, 3Bumi’s business development focus included exploring potential opportunities in halal food supply, food importation, wholesale distribution and collaborative market development.
The group’s business activities encompass halal frozen meat and premium products through 3Bumi Trading, alongside edible oil operations through 3Bumi Oleo.
These activities are supported by a broader vision of connecting Malaysian businesses and high-quality food products with international consumers.
As interest in dependable food sourcing and quality assurance continues across regional markets, 3Bumi sees opportunities to contribute its commercial experience and distribution capabilities to future partnerships.
Strengthening Malaysia–Cambodia Business Relationships
One of the key highlights of 3Bumi’s participation at CAFE26 was the opportunity to strengthen business connections between Malaysia and Cambodia while exploring new possibilities within the regional agrifood industry.
As members of ASEAN, Malaysia and Cambodia share opportunities for cross-border trade, agricultural cooperation and business development. These connections create potential pathways for companies seeking to expand their international networks and establish strategic commercial partnerships.
Through its participation at CAFE26, 3Bumi aimed to engage with Cambodian distributors, importers, entrepreneurs and industry professionals to better understand emerging market opportunities and identify areas for potential collaboration.
The exhibition also provided a valuable platform for exchanging industry knowledge, gaining insights into Cambodia’s evolving food supply sector and introducing 3Bumi’s capabilities in halal food trading, wholesale distribution and premium food products.
By connecting with regional industry stakeholders, 3Bumi continues to explore opportunities to strengthen Malaysia–Cambodia commercial relationships and support greater cooperation within Southeast Asia’s food industry.
For 3Bumi, international business development extends beyond entering new markets. It is about cultivating meaningful professional relationships, understanding market needs and identifying sustainable opportunities built on mutual trust, shared expertise and long-term commercial value.
CAFE26 Highlights Cambodia's Growing Agrifood Potential
CAFE26 demonstrated the scale of interest in Cambodia’s agricultural transformation and the country’s efforts to encourage investment in food production, processing and trade.
According to Cambodian post-event reporting, the 2026 exhibition attracted more than 35,000 visitors and featured 446 exhibition booths, bringing together agricultural producers, companies, technology providers and investors.
Across the exhibition, participants encountered innovations ranging from agricultural machinery and digital technologies to food-processing and packaging solutions.
The event also highlighted opportunities involving cold-chain infrastructure, logistics, agricultural financing and export-oriented businesses.
These developments are particularly relevant to companies involved in food importation and distribution, where product quality, dependable logistics and effective commercial partnerships are essential to market growth.
For 3Bumi, the exhibition reinforced the relevance of participating in international industry events that connect businesses with emerging markets and evolving opportunities.
Looking Ahead: Creating Sustainable Partnerships and New Opportunities
As CAFE26 concluded, 3Bumi reaffirmed its interest in developing meaningful international business relationships and identifying new opportunities across the regional food industry.
Participation in international exhibitions forms part of the group’s broader approach to business development, providing opportunities to increase market awareness, understand industry trends and connect with stakeholders who share similar commercial objectives.
Looking ahead, 3Bumi remains focused on supporting quality food distribution, exploring halal trade opportunities and strengthening connections between Malaysian businesses and international markets.
The company also recognises that successful cross-border expansion requires more than product availability. Reliable supply chains, market understanding, business integrity and long-term partnerships are equally important.
3Bumi extends its appreciation to the organisers of CAFE26, participating industry stakeholders and everyone who contributed to making the exhibition an important platform for agrifood investment and cooperation.
With a continued commitment to innovation, quality and strategic collaboration, 3Bumi looks forward to building on the opportunities presented by CAFE26 and contributing to stronger regional food business connections.
3Bumi – Connecting Markets, Building Partnerships, Creating Opportunities.
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