Bonghwa-produced ‘lily’ exported to Japan for the first time this year

Published 2024년 8월 13일

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For the first time this year, Lilies from Bonghwa region have been exported to Japan, with a shipment of 10,000 lilies valued at around 2.5 million yen (24 million won). This export marks the resumption of lily exports for the Kwon Oh-seok and Jang Mi-ra farms, which had ceased due to the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn between 2018 and 2020. Bonghwa County is encouraging the expansion of flower production and exports, with a focus on quality. The county is home to approximately 50 local flower farms that grow a variety of flowers including gerberas, lisianthus, and butterflies.

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Lilies produced in the Bonghwa region have been exported to Japan for the first time this year. The export volume is said to be 10,000 lilies worth approximately 2.5 million yen (24 million won). In relation to this, Bonghwa County announced that lilies produced by the Kwon Oh-seok and Jang Mi-ra farms in Chunyang-myeon have been exported to Japan for the first time this year on the 5th and 7th. According to Bonghwa County, the Kwon Oh-seok and Jang Mi-ra farms had been exporting lilies to Japan from 2018 to 2020, but stopped exporting due to the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn. However, they are exporting lilies to Japan again this year, thereby promoting the excellence of Bonghwa County’s floriculture quality. A Bonghwa County official said, “In Bonghwa County, about 50 local flower farms are growing various varieties such as gerberas, ...

Source: Agrinet