NaraBio Co., Ltd.'s 'Modu Ssak' makes its first step into the South American market across the Pacific Ocean.

Across the Pacific, eco-friendly agricultural materials from South Korea are being applied to the fields of South American farmers. Narabio Co., Ltd. (CEO Kim Il-ho) from Gunsan, North Jeolla Province, has developed the "Modussak" product, which has become the first domestic agricultural material to be officially exported to Bolivia, South America, demonstrating the potential for South Korean agricultural materials to break into the global market. On the 5th, Narabio completed the export contract for three products: 840 bottles of Modussak Gold, 840 bottles of Modussak Calma, and 800 packs of Tangbuja Plus. The shipment will depart from Busan Port on September 10 and is expected to arrive at Arica Port in Chile by mid-October, after which it will be transported inland and delivered to local Bolivian farms. CEO Kim Il-ho stated, "The export to Bolivia is not just a simple sale but the result of two years of persistent preparation," explaining, "We have gone through the process of ...