Korea Fisheries Society, aired advertisement for ‘Seaweed’ at Charles de Gaulle Airport in France

Published 2023년 7월 10일

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The Korea Fisheries Association conducted promotional marketing events in France and Belgium to raise awareness of Korean seafood products. In France, they promoted Korean seaweed at Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris, while in Belgium they operated a booth at the Hallyu Town event. The events included exhibitions, tastings, and gift presentations, attracting over 50,000 visitors and drawing attention from local consumers and K-pop artists. Additionally, Fish Sale, a seafood shopping mall in South Korea, is offering discounts on various seafood products to promote consumption.
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The Korea Fisheries Association conducted promotional marketing to raise awareness of Korean seafood products in France (Paris) and Belgium (Brussels) in Europe. From the 12th of last month to the 11th of this month, the Korea Fisheries Association is promoting the excellence of Korean seaweed by sending out a promotional video for ‘Gim’, a strategic item for export of Korean seafood products, at Terminal 1 of Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris, France. Prior to this, a K-Seafood promotional booth was operated at the 2023 Hallyu Town in Belgium event held at Bruker Square in Brussels, Belgium on June 17-18. The K-Seafood Promotion Center held events such as exhibitions of Korean seafood products, tastings, and gift presentations, providing local consumers with opportunities to taste and experience Korean seafood products. During the two days of the event, more than 50,000 locals visited the venue, and many local consumers, including K-pop artists, visited the ...
Source: Fisheco

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