Cambodia has recently passed a new Consumer Protection Law that aims to improve the quality and transparency of information that businesses provide to consumers. The law covers various aspects of consumer information, such as advertising, labeling, warranties, and unfair trade practices. The law does not interfere with the freedom of parties to negotiate and enter into contracts, as long as they do not violate the rights and interests of consumers. By focusing on information regulation rather than transaction regulation, the law avoids the risk of creating inefficient contracts that may harm consumers or businesses.
