South Korea: Agricultural officials strive to support the safety inspection of agricultural products for export

게시됨 2024년 8월 22일

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The National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service (KAMS) in South Korea will begin providing full-scale support for residual pesticide testing on grapes for export to Taiwan, as part of Taiwan's new Export Grape Pre-Registration System. Farmers must obtain a unique registration number, submit a residual pesticide test report, and obtain a plant quarantine certificate to export. The process involves applying for pesticide residue inspections, preparing a pesticide usage record book, and receiving analysis results. Only agricultural products that meet the residue tolerance standards of the export destination country can be exported. The Agricultural Research Institute will provide support and education to farmers in major grape-producing areas, aiming to increase the export competitiveness of Korean grapes.

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The National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service (Director Park Sung-woo, hereinafter referred to as the KAMS) announced that it will begin full-scale support for residual pesticide testing on grapes for export to Taiwan as the grape harvest season approaches. In May of this year, under the implementation of the ‘Taiwan Export Grape Pre-Registration System (hereinafter referred to as the Pre-Registration System)’, farmers wishing to export grapes to Taiwan must be issued a unique registration number (ID) and submit a residual pesticide test report in order to receive the plant quarantine certificate required for export. * Roles by organization: ➀ Pesticide safety education (Rural Development Administration) ➁ Assignment of unique registration number (ID) (Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation), ➂ Pesticide residue inspection (Agricultural and Livestock Quarantine Agency), ➃ Issuance of plant quarantine certificate (National Institute of Animal Quarantine) ...

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