Agricultural officials begin inspection of publicly stockpiled rice harvested this year

Published 2025년 10월 28일

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[Agricultural, Fisheries and Livestock Newspaper=Reporter Park Yu-sin] The purchase of 450,000 tons of this year's public reserve rice has officially begun. The National Agro-Food Quality Management Service started the purchase inspection on the 23rd in Buan County, North Jeolla Province, for 450,000 tons (in terms of rice) of this year's public reserve rice, including powdered rice. The purchase inspection will be conducted at over 1,000 inspection sites across the country according to the amount allocated by each province until December 31. The total purchase amount of this year's public reserve rice is 450,000 tons, with 330,000 tons of rice for reserves directly inspected by the 130-plus support and offices of the Agricultural Management Corporation nationwide, and 120,000 tons of rice for reserves inspected in conjunction with the national grain comprehensive processing centers (RPC) and drying and storage facilities since August 30 last year.

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The purchase of 450,000 tons of publicly reserved rice from this year's harvest has officially commenced. The National Agro-Food Quality Management Service began the purchase inspection on the 23rd in Buan County, North Jeolla Province, for 450,000 tons (in terms of rice) of publicly reserved rice from this year's harvest, including powdered rice. The purchase inspection will be conducted in over 1,000 inspection stations across the country according to the allocated quantities for each province until December 31. The total amount of publicly reserved rice to be purchased this year is 450,000 tons. The 330,000 tons of rice from the rice paddies will be directly inspected by 130 support and office branches of the National Agro-Food Quality Management Service, while the 120,000 tons of harvested rice will be inspected by private inspectors at 363 grain processing and storage facilities (RPC and DSC) across the country starting from August 30, in line with the harvest season. To ...

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