"Apply for certification to sell Jeju pork" Applications accepted until the end of October
Published 2025년 10월 13일
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(Jeju=Yonhap News) Reporter Jeon Ji-hye = Jeju Province announced on the 13th that it will accept additional applications for 'Jeju Pork Sales Certified Stores' from the 15th to the 31st.
The target is general restaurants within and outside the province that sell 100% Jeju pork and livestock handling businesses outside Jeju.
From November to the end of the year, the application businesses will undergo document review and on-site inspection.
To receive certification, businesses must purchase and sell 100% Jeju pork and achieve a score of 85% or higher in a comprehensive evaluation of facility conditions, hygiene management, and operational status.
Certified businesses will receive a certificate and poster featuring the 'Jeju Pork Sales Certified Store' character, and their information will be linked to the Jeju Province website via QR code, allowing for online promotion.
Businesses wishing to be designated can apply through pork suppliers to the Jeju Provincial Government Animal Quarantine Division (outside Jeju) or the Clean Livestock Division of the administrative city (within Jeju).
The province explained that it has provided this additional application opportunity to give some help to general restaurants that are currently facing difficulties.
As of the end of last month, there were a total of 332 certified Jeju pork sales stores (234 within the province, 98 outside the province).
atoz@yna.co.kr
The target is general restaurants within and outside the province that sell 100% Jeju pork and livestock handling businesses outside Jeju.
From November to the end of the year, the application businesses will undergo document review and on-site inspection.
To receive certification, businesses must purchase and sell 100% Jeju pork and achieve a score of 85% or higher in a comprehensive evaluation of facility conditions, hygiene management, and operational status.
Certified businesses will receive a certificate and poster featuring the 'Jeju Pork Sales Certified Store' character, and their information will be linked to the Jeju Province website via QR code, allowing for online promotion.
Businesses wishing to be designated can apply through pork suppliers to the Jeju Provincial Government Animal Quarantine Division (outside Jeju) or the Clean Livestock Division of the administrative city (within Jeju).
The province explained that it has provided this additional application opportunity to give some help to general restaurants that are currently facing difficulties.
As of the end of last month, there were a total of 332 certified Jeju pork sales stores (234 within the province, 98 outside the province).
atoz@yna.co.kr
Original content
(Jeju=Yonhap News) Reporter Jeon Ji-hye = Jeju Province announced on the 13th that it will accept additional applications for 'Jeju Pork Sales Certified Stores' from the 15th to the 31st. The target applicants are general restaurants within and outside Jeju Province that sell 100% Jeju pork, as well as livestock handling businesses outside Jeju Province. From November to the end of the year, the applicants will undergo document review and on-site inspections. To receive certification, the applicants must purchase and sell 100% Jeju pork, and achieve a score of 85% or higher in the comprehensive evaluation of facility conditions, hygiene management, and operational status. Certified stores will receive a certificate and poster featuring the 'Jeju Pork Sales Certified Store' character, and their business information will be linked to the Jeju Province website via a QR code, allowing for online promotion. Businesses wishing to apply should submit their application through their pork ...
Source: Yna
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