Exports of South Korea's fresh ginseng to the U.S. have been opened this year

Published 2024년 7월 3일

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The Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Quarantine Headquarters of South Korea has announced successful negotiations with the United States, allowing for the export of fresh ginseng and import of grapefruit from Texas, effective this year. Korean fresh ginseng must be cultivated in a Quarantine Headquarters-registered area and meet export quarantine standards. The head of the Plant Quarantine Department at the Quarantine Headquarters anticipates that this will broaden markets for domestic agricultural products and enhance import diversification.
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Quarantine Headquarters finalizes quarantine negotiations last month Starting this year, domestically produced fresh ginseng can be exported to the United States. The Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Quarantine Headquarters announced on the 1st that quarantine negotiations for the export of domestic fresh ginseng to the United States and the import of grapefruit from Texas were finally concluded last month, making trade between the two countries possible starting this year. The Quarantine Headquarters has actively reflected the public's suggestions in 2017 and has continued to promote quarantine negotiations for the export of domestic fresh ginseng with the United States. As a result, on the 24th of last month, the U.S. quarantine authorities made the import of Korean fresh ginseng into the U.S. official by publishing a final notice in the Federal Register allowing the import of Korean fresh ginseng into the U.S. Fresh ginseng exported to the United States must be produced in a ...
Source: Aflnews

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