Son Se-hee, Chairman of the Korea Pork Producers Association, "We did our best to block the regulations"

Published 2025년 9월 30일

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[Livestock and Fisheries Newspaper=Reporter Hong Jeong-min] The 20th chairman of the Korea Pork Producers Association, Son Se-hee, held a press conference with livestock industry experts on the 29th and shared his reflections on his past four years in office, stating that he did his best to block various regulations that hindered industry development. Chairman Son Se-hee said during the conference, "Making a good world for raising pigs was the core goal, and in the policy field, we blocked excessive regulations pushed by the previous government and zeroed out the introduction of new regulations." On this day, Chairman Son mentioned that due to excessive regulations, there was the mandatory implementation of the collection of dead bodies in eight major quarantine facilities, the introduction of breeding sow history records, the mandatory installation of biogas facilities, ammonia regulation under the Air Environment Conservation Act, and regulations on foreign labor.

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At a meeting with livestock industry journalists, the 20th President of the Korean Pig Farmers Association, Son Se-hee, shared his reflections on the past four-year term. President Son Se-hee stated at the meeting, "Making a good world for raising pigs was the core goal, and in the policy field, we blocked excessive regulations pushed by the previous government and zeroed out the introduction of new regulations." On that day, President Son pointed out excessive regulations such as the mandatory collection of dead bodies in eight sanitary facilities, the introduction of a breeding record system for sows, the mandatory installation of biogas facilities, ammonia regulations in the Air Environment Conservation Act, and the "designated sequence system" for foreign workers, and highlighted that he led to their withdrawal or postponement. In terms of new regulations, he mentioned the revision of the Self-Help Fund Act (incorporation), the introduction of a quarantine grading system, a ...

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