"Don't give up food sovereignty to sell cars"··· Jeju farmers' road, urging to halt review of CPTPP membership

Published 2025년 10월 2일

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[Korean Farmers' News Agency, Reporter Kang Jae-nam] Jeju Nongmin's Road, an organization composed of six agricultural groups in the Jeju region, issued a statement last month on the 29th urging the suspension of the review of joining the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership). In the statement, Jeju Nongmin's Road pointed out, "We breathed a sigh of relief hearing that additional opening of agricultural products was prevented in the U.S. tariff negotiations, but the government has started reviewing the CPTPP membership, citing it as a response to Trump's protectionist trade policy, which had been previously suspended." They further criticized, "Pretending to protect agriculture in the U.S. tariff negotiations, and now openly coming forward to open the agricultural market."

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Jeju Farmers' Path, an organization comprising six agricultural groups in Jeju, issued a statement last month 29th urging the government to halt the review of joining the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership). In the statement, Jeju Farmers' Path said, "We breathed a sigh of relief hearing that additional opening of agricultural products was blocked in the U.S. tariff negotiations, but the government has started reviewing the CPTPP membership in response to Trump's protectionist trade policy, which had been previously suspended." They pointed out, "Pretending to protect agriculture in the U.S. tariff negotiations, the government now openly proposes to open the agricultural market." They continued, "What has changed in the conditions for joining the CPTPP between the past government and the current Lee Jae-myung government, and what has changed in the content of the agreement?" They argued, "Nothing has changed, and we will be in a situation ...
Source: Agrinet

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