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Lack of investment constrains Cambodia’s crocodile farmers

02/12/2013

The government of Cambodia has said that crocodile farmers should let their animals grow to a bigger size before selling them to gain a greater share of the value. Baby crocodiles are sold to neighbouring Thailand for around $14, according to a report in the Phnom Penh Post, while leathergoods brand Hermes can sell a handbag, made of two skins,...

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