South Korea's Geoje Maengjongjuk and Namhae Island should be industrialized

Published 2021년 4월 2일

Tridge summary

Geoje City in South Korea is planning to industrialize two local special products, Maengjongjuk bamboo and Somae mugwort, to revitalize tourism and boost local income. The plan includes charcoal production, recipe development, and the creation of an education and exhibition shop for Maengjongjuk. The city also registered a patent for a lactic acid bacteria fermentation product of Somae Artemisia, which is expected to improve palatability and have health benefits. The project is predicted to generate significant economic benefits and create jobs.
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Original content

[Korean Farmers' Newspaper] A plan for industrialization of'Mengjongjuk (孟宗竹)', a special product of Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, and'Somae mugwort' of Namhaegun, are emerging. Geoje City held a report on the research service for revitalization of Maengjongjuk, and sought ways to revitalize tourism such as charcoal production, bamboo shoot cooking recipe development, and bamboo trains. Maengjongjuk is the thickest bamboo cultivar that grows up to 10-20m in height and 20cm in diameter, and Hacheong-myeon in Geoje is the first place and the largest production area with 80% (279ha) of the area of Maengjongjuk in Korea. Since it is rich in dietary fiber, the bamboo shoots of Maengjongjuk are characterized by their sweet taste. When they are full, they are hollow and thick at the bottom, so they are used as materials for crafts such as cutlery and pencil cases by decorating the surface with intaglio or embossing. However, it does not lead to industrialization. Until now, local ...
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