Jeonnam Province strengthens safety management for residual pesticides, etc., during kimchi-making season.

Published 2025년 11월 12일

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Ahead of the full-fledged kimchi-making season, the Jeonnam Institute of Health and Environment (Director Ahn Yang-joon) will begin safety inspections for residual pesticides and heavy metals in major kimchi ingredients starting on the 17th, so that residents can purchase and consume agricultural products with peace of mind. This inspection is part of the annual plan for agricultural product safety management by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. It targets key kimchi ingredients such as cabbage, radish, garlic, ginger, pepper, and scallions, whose consumption increases during the kimchi-making season. The Jeonnam Institute of Health and Environment plans to collect kimchi-making agricultural products circulating in Jeonnam and conduct detailed inspections for 412 types of residual pesticides and 2 types of heavy metals (lead and cadmium). If agricultural products that exceed the standard are found during the inspection,

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Remaining pesticide and heavy metal precision inspection on high-consumption agricultural products for kimchi, including cabbage, radish, and garlic The Jeonnam Institute of Health and Environment (Director Ahn Yang-joon) is launching a precision inspection of remaining pesticides and heavy metals in high-consumption agricultural products for kimchi starting from the 17th, ahead of the full-fledged kimchi season, to ensure that residents can purchase and consume agricultural products with peace of mind. This inspection is part of the annual implementation plan for agricultural product safety management by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, targeting major kimchi ingredients such as cabbage, radish, garlic, ginger, pepper, and scallions, which see a surge in consumption during the kimchi season. The Jeonnam Institute of Health and Environment plans to collect kimchi-season agricultural products circulating in Jeonnam and conduct a precision inspection of 412 types of remaining ...
Source: Aflnews

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