South Korea: Hadong green tea district selected as the best rural convergence industrial district in the country

Published 2021년 7월 26일

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Gyeongnam Province's Hadong Green Tea District has been recognized as the best in the country for the rural convergence industrial district creation project by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. The project aims to increase the added value of agriculture and revitalize the local economy by bringing together primary, secondary, and tertiary industries. The district received high marks for its eco-friendly and automated tea plantation, new distribution networks, and the creation of a green tea healing zone, which increased visitors and job opportunities. Cities and provinces with districts that received a score of 90 or above, like Hadong Green Tea District, will receive additional points in the selection of new rural convergence industrial districts next year.

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(Changwon = Yonhap News) Gyeongnam Province announced on the 26th that Hadong Green Tea District was selected as the nation's best district as a result of the evaluation of the performance of the rural convergence industrial district creation project implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. From 2014, the rural convergence industrial district development project will designate the places where primary, secondary, and tertiary industries such as agricultural production, processing, distribution, and tourism are concentrated to increase agricultural added value and revitalize the local economy. In this evaluation, Hadong Green Tea District is an eco-friendly, automated tea plantation, establishment of a new distribution network such as supplying powdered green tea franchise cafes, establishment of distribution channels for exporting green tea to Canada, Malaysia, and the United States, and establishment of green tea healing zone to provide attractions and ...

Source: Yna