Identifying the distribution status of eco-friendly certified marine products for the first time in South Korea

Published 2024년 2월 5일

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The Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is set to identify distribution channels for eco-certified marine products such as seaweed, kelp, abalone, and eel. The initiative aims to understand the production and distribution status of these products, revitalize eco-friendly marine product certification, and establish a stable direct payment system. The move comes in response to the growing market for eco-friendly marine products and the increasing number of fish farms and distributors receiving international certification for eco-friendly systems.
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Establish policy direction by identifying distribution channels throughout the entire process from production to consumption As consumer interest in eco-friendly marine products is increasing, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries has begun preparations to identify distribution channels for eco-certified marine products such as seaweed, kelp, abalone, and eel. The intention is to more accurately understand the production and distribution status of eco-friendly marine products in order to revitalize eco-friendly marine product certification and establish a stable direct payment system. The items under investigation are 9 items including seaweed, kelp, seaweed, seaweed, seaweed, abalone, eel, vannamei shrimp, king snail, and mullet that have been certified as organic marine products and antibiotic-free marine products. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries plans to investigate income and production costs by farming method through a survey of the production and distribution of ...
Source: Susantimes

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