The article highlights the concern over the frozen supply price of imported beans and red beans in South Korea, which has led to a decrease in the balance of the Agricultural Products Price Stabilization Fund (Nongan Fund). The government's strategy of maintaining direct delivery prices despite rising overseas costs and currency exchange rates has resulted in a significant deficit in the fund. This situation threatens to negatively affect domestic consumption by widening the price gap between domestic and imported products and potentially hindering the revitalization of the domestic soybean industry. The Korea Succession Agricultural Entrepreneurs Federation has urged the government to raise the direct delivery price for imported items to ensure the financial stability of the Nongan Fund.