Jeonnam Province, ranked first nationwide in low-carbon agricultural product certification...leading the practice of carbon neutrality

Published 2025년 12월 24일

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The province of Jeonnam announced that it has achieved the national No. 1 position for the 'low-carbon agricultural certification area', a goal set for the first time this year to respond to the climate crisis and to secure a head start in the low-carbon agricultural product market. According to the Korea Rural Development Administration, Jeonnam's low-carbon agricultural certification results are 5664 hectares across 284 cases, accounting for 33% of the national certified area of 18,935 hectares, making it the largest in the nation. This represents a 240% increase, about three times the certified area of 1,660 hectares from last year. The size of low-carbon certification by province is: Jeonnam 5,664 hectares, Jeonbuk 4,560 hectares, Gyeongbuk 3,265 hectares, and Chungbuk 1,996 hectares, with Jeonnam taking the top spot nationwide. Jeonnam is expected to annually reduce approximately 15

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With 284 cases covering 5,664 ha, it accounts for 33% of the nation... Annual reduction effect of 15,397 tons. Jeonnam Province announced that it has achieved the goal of having the nation's largest area of certified low-carbon agricultural products, which was set for the first time this year to respond to the climate crisis and to seize the low-carbon agricultural products market. According to the Korea Rural Development Administration, Jeonnam Province's certified low-carbon agricultural products total 284 cases covering 5,664 ha, making up 33% of the nation's total certified area of 18,935 ha, which is the largest in the country. This is a 240% increase from last year's certified area of 1,660 ha. The size of low-carbon certification is ranked as follows: Jeonnam 5,664 ha, Jeonbuk 4,560 ha, Gyeongbuk 3,265 ha, and Chungbuk 1,996 ha, with Jeonnam ranking first in the nation. Jeonnam achieved an annual reduction of approximately 15,397 tons of carbon emissions. The low-carbon ...
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