In South Korea, Seosan Agricultural Specialties targeting Australian and New Zealand markets

Published 2020년 11월 11일

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Seosan City in South Korea is focusing on expanding its agricultural product markets to Australia and New Zealand. The city has already shipped 25 tons of rice, ginger, glutinous rice, and seasoned laver to these countries. To promote its specialty products, Seosan City will hold a promotional exhibition in eight Korean markets in both Australia and New Zealand. This initiative aims to address the challenges of overproduction and domestic demand slump by actively marketing and discovering overseas buyers to export larger quantities.

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(Seosan = Yonhap News) Reporter Eunpa Lee = Seosan City, South Chungcheong Province, has started in earnest to target the Australian and New Zealand markets for local agricultural products. The city announced on the 11th that it selected Australia and New Zealand as the targets for new overseas market development this year, and that it will hold a promotional exhibition for agricultural specialty products in Seosan in eight Korean markets for two months from this month. Last month, the city shipped 25 tons of rice, ginger, glutinous rice, and seasoned laver to Australia and New Zealand from Busan Port last month. The three Korean markets in Sydney, Australia, which are advancing for the first time this year, have been holding a promotional event for agricultural specialty products in Seosan from the 2nd. The five Korean markets in Auckland, New Zealand will also be holding a promotional event for agricultural specialty products in Seosan for 14 days from the 20th. "We are ...

Source: Yna