Dried pollack export diversification and product promotion support

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Published Feb 26, 2024

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The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea is exploring ways to diversify overseas markets for the dried pollack export industry, in response to difficulties exporting to the U.S. due to a ban on imports of Russian seafood processed in third countries. Strategies include finding new buyers, targeting new markets like Thailand and Vietnam, and promoting products at international fairs. The Ministry also plans to enhance real-time export trend notifications and mailing services, establish a non-tariff barrier reporting center, and improve communication with the U.S. import and export industry.

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An on-site meeting was held to examine the management situation of the pollack industry, which has had difficulty exporting to the U.S., and to support the diversification of overseas sales outlets. On the 22nd, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries held an on-site meeting with the dried pollack export industry in Inje-gun, Gangwon-do to discuss ways to diversify overseas markets. The meeting was attended by the head of the Gangwon-do Inje-gun Export Association, the pollack export industry, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, the Gangwon Special Self-Governing Provincial Office, and the Inje-gun Office, and discussed diversifying the pollack export market, which has become difficult to export to the United States, finding buyers, and opening new overseas markets such as Thailand and Vietnam. Support measures such as entry into the market, local promotion and marketing, and promotion of dried pollack products at international fairs were discussed. Dried pollack, which was ...

Source: Fisheco