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Jeju City in South Korea is set to support tangerine export producer groups by providing up to KRW 1,000 per box for export packaging, totaling KRW 100 million. This initiative aims to offset the cost of maintaining quality during long-distance distribution and encourage more farm participation in tangerine exports. The support will be limited to groups with a minimum investment of KRW 100 million and who have contracted with overseas markets for tangerines grown in the Jeju City area. The city hopes this project will reduce logistics costs, increase tangerine export participation, stabilize domestic supply and demand, and boost farm income.
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Jeju City is seeking to reduce logistics costs for tangerine export producer groups and expand farm participation. Jeju City announced that it will promote a project to support tangerine export producer groups and others for tangerine packaging boxes for export. This project, which will provide a total of KRW 100 million, is a project that supports the cost required to produce export packaging boxes by up to KRW 1,000 per box to maintain quality during long-distance distribution and expand participation in tangerine exports. The target of the support is producer groups with a total investment of KRW 100 million or more and who have signed contracts with overseas markets such as Russia and Canada for tangerine exports. The support will be limited to tangerines produced in the Jeju City area and the amount promised for export shipment. Director of Agricultural Policy ...
Source: Agrinet
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