County of Haenam exports 1,000 tons of premium Haenam napa cabbage to Canada.

Published 2025년 11월 27일

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Haenam napa cabbage has embarked on its export journey to Canada. On the 26th, Haenam County (County Magistrate Myeong Hyeon-gwan) held a shipment ceremony at the Seongjang Farming Corporation in Sani-myeon for the Haenam napa cabbage to be exported to Canada. The shipment volume this time is 40 tons, and a total of 1,000 tons is scheduled to be supplied to major H-Mart stores in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada, by March next year. The ceremony was attended by around 20 people, including County Magistrate Myeong Hyeon-gwan, Chairman I Seong-ok of the Haenam County Council, International Cooperation Officer Sin Hyeon-gwan of Jeollanam-do, Provincial Assemblyman Kim Seong-il, related officials, and representatives from exporting farms and export companies. The exporting company, Seongjang Farming Corporation, is an agricultural corporation that grows napa cabbage in the areas of Hwangsan-myeon and Sani-myeon in Haenam.

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The first shipment of 40 tons of Haenam napa cabbage was loaded for Canada on the 26th. Haenam County (County Chief Myeong Hyeon-gwan) held a loading ceremony for the Haenam napa cabbage to be exported to Canada at the Seongjang Farming Corporation in San-eup, Haenam County. The shipment this time is 40 tons, and a total of 1,000 tons will be supplied to major H-Mart stores in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada, by March next year. About 20 people, including County Chief Myeong Hyeon-gwan, Chairman Lee Seong-ok of the Haenam County Council, Jeonnam Province International Cooperation Officer Sin Hyeon-gwan, Provincial Assemblyman Kim Seong-il, and related officials, exporters, and exporters' representatives, attended the loading ceremony. The exporting company, Seongjang Farming Corporation, is a farming corporation that grows napa cabbage in the Hwangsan-myeon and San-eup areas of Haenam County. This year, for the first time, it has begun to enter the Canadian market beyond domestic ...

Source: Aflnews