Gyeongbuk Province ‘Berry Good Project’ is fully promoted in restoring the reputation of Gyeongbuk strawberries in South Korea

Published 2024년 9월 20일

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Gyeongbuk Province in South Korea is launching the 'Berry Good Project' to boost the reputation of its strawberries and expand export markets. The project will receive approximately KRW 50 billion in funding from 2021 to 2030, and will focus on producing high-quality seedlings, modernizing facilities, and increasing export markets. The project will also designate three strawberry production and export pilot complexes to cultivate and distribute strategic export varieties. The goal is to make Gyeongbuk strawberries a top-quality product for consumers worldwide.
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Gyeongbuk Province is actively promoting the ‘Berry Good Project’, which was established with the goal of restoring the reputation of Gyeongbuk strawberries and expanding export markets. The ‘Berry Good Project’ is designed to establish development plans for restoring the reputation of strawberries and expanding export markets, promote strawberry facility modernization, and accelerate the transformation of agriculture by realizing advanced agriculture. It is being promoted with a budget of approximately KRW 50 billion from this year to 2030, including establishing a system for producing and distributing high-quality seedlings, modernizing facilities, and expanding export markets. Gyeongbuk Province has recently been working to expand export markets by expanding support for facility modernization, improving quality, and directly developing Alta King (2017) and Vita King (2022), which are key export varieties, and as part of this, has decided to promote the ‘Berry Good Project’. ...
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