Buyeo-gun’s luxury agricultural products ‘10 items’ reorganized, adding king jujube and grapes in South Korea

Published 2021년 11월 11일

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Buyeo-gun, a region in South Korea, has redefined its list of products for agricultural development, removing zucchini and shiitake due to low competitiveness and adding grapes due to their environmental friendliness and market potential. Other products like strawberry, melon, chestnut, watermelon, mushroom, cucumber, cinnamon, tomato, and Buyeo king jujube were retained. The region plans to establish these products as luxury agricultural goods through quality control and customized marketing.

The decision was based on a citizen and expert survey, with grapes receiving positive attention for their high market value, environmental friendliness, and health benefits. Buyeo grapes have been identified as a new income source for farmers, with their price surpassing the average market price by 108%. The region is committed to positioning these products as high-end agricultural goods loved by consumers.

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(Buyeo = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Eun-pa = Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do announced on the 11th that it has reorganized 10 Buyeo products to keep pace with changes in regional agri-food production and diversification of the consumption market. After undergoing a survey of citizens and expert group diagnosis, the military removed the relatively low-competitive zucchini and shiitake from the 10 existing grants: strawberry, melon, chestnut, watermelon, mushroom, zucchini, cucumber, cinnamon, tomato, and shiitake. and newly added grapes. The added Buyeo king jujube was considered for its rapid growth and its versatility as a health food. Buyeo grapes are evaluated as competitive due to their high ratio of environmentally friendly cultivation. Recently, meridians accounted for 108% of the average meridian price in the nationwide wholesale market, drawing attention as a new income crop for farmers. Governor Park Jeong-hyeon ...

Source: Yna