South Korea: Gyeongnam Province, corporate cafeteria conger eel delivery support

Published 2024년 8월 20일

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Gyeongnam Province is taking steps to boost the consumption of locally produced conger eel by providing the seafood to the cafeterias of major companies, such as Hanwha Ocean and Samsung Heavy Industries. The province will supply around 6.5 tons of conger eel to these companies through the Coastal Trap Fishery Cooperative, starting in mid-August. The goal is to expand the sales channels for marine products and aid the fishery industry by reducing the high inventory of eel due to increased production and slow consumption. The province will subsidize 70% of the difference between the companies' purchase price and the cooperative's supply and delivery price, enabling the companies to offer the seafood at a lower price than the market rate. This initiative is part of the province's larger strategy to promote the consumption of Gyeongnam fishery products.

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Gyeongnam Province (Governor Park Wan-soo) has started supporting the supply of conger eel (sea eel) to cafeterias of major companies in order to promote consumption of marine products. Approximately 6.5 tons of conger eel will be supplied to cafeterias of Hanwha Ocean and Samsung Heavy Industries. Gyeongnam Province announced that it will support the supply of conger eel (sea eel) to cafeterias of Hanwha Ocean and Samsung Heavy Industries, which are manufacturers of ships and marine plants, in order to expand sales channels and stimulate consumption of locally produced marine products. Approximately 6.5 tons of conger eel will be supplied to the two companies in six installments. Starting with the delivery of 1.3 tons of conger eel to Hanwha Ocean cafeteria on the 15th, a total of 5.2 tons will be supplied through the Coastal Trap Fishery Cooperative by the end of the year. 1.3 tons are also planned to be supplied to Samsung Heavy Industries cafeteria at the end of August. ...

Source: Agrinet