Quality innovation with 'three standards'... Bukgyeong pig farmers' cooperative, proudly achieving 'Korea's number one cooperative'

Published 2025년 10월 24일

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[Hankuk Rural News Reporter Ahn Hyeong-jun] Before the domestic pork industry acquired a modernized production system in the 1990s, there was a pig farmers' cooperative that was a step ahead of others by pushing for the integration of breeding pigs, feed, and management, and now actively moving beyond productivity improvement to aim for taste and quality enhancement, the Yangpyeong Pig Farmers' Cooperative. Operating the 'Fork Valley Pork' brand, the Yangpyeong Pig Farmers' Cooperative has grown to become a representative pig farmers' cooperative. We looked into the current status and future plans of the Yangpyeong Pig Farmers' Cooperative. #Established over 40 years ago, Yangpyeong Pig Farmers' Cooperative, standing as a representative pig farmers' cooperative, was established in 1983 by 106 pork farmers in the Gyeongnam region and currently has 430 members.

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'Fork Valley Pork' has transactions with 600 stores nationwide and sweeps awards Livestock brand excellence competition awards Focusing on quality improvement in pig breeding beyond productivity Operating feed factories···Securing quality and price competitiveness Member farmers' average MSY 23.7 exceeds the national average Confident in 'taste, quality, hygiene'···Successfully targeting the capital region Before the domestic pork industry had a modernized production system in the 1990s, there was a pig breeding cooperative that was one step ahead of others in integrating pig breeding, feed, and management, and now moves beyond productivity improvement to focus on improving taste and quality. This is the 'Pukyoung Pig Breeding Cooperative', which has grown to be a representative pig breeding cooperative by operating the 'Fork Valley Pork' brand. We looked into the current status and future plans of the Pukyoung Pig Breeding Cooperative. Founded in 1983 by 106 pork farmers in the ...
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