Improving overseas consumption through ginseng, citron, and corona to increase immunity

Published 2020년 8월 3일

Tridge summary

The article highlights a surge in exports of agricultural products from Korea to the United States, with citron tea and cigarette products experiencing significant growth, particularly due to their purported immunity-boosting properties. The article emphasizes the need for scientific evidence to support these health claims and calls for government support to promote these products as health functional food. The article also mentions the challenges faced by companies in meeting the varied certification requirements for functional food in different countries and introduces the new 'Functional Food Export Support Group' aimed at addressing these challenges.
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Original content

Citron tea also entered a large discount store in the United States, and exports to the United States increased 93.8% in the first half of this year. Cigarette exports in the first half of this year were $21 million, up 23.2% from the first half of last year. Products made from bellflower and turmeric, which have been known to increase immunity since ancient times, are also loved. This is a result of reflecting consumer expectations that these products will enhance the body's immunity. ◆Domestic agri-food that is good for the body, not to be a sparkling star = Korean agri-food, which is good for improving immunity, is gaining popularity thanks to the fire starter called Corona 19, but it is pointed out that there are not many tasks to continue this boom. First of all, the industry's opinion is that scientific evidence should be provided to improve immunity, and government support should be supported. An official from one company said, “Everyone knows that Korean agri-food such as ...
Source: Nongmin

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