The grape selection expands... Domestically developed new varieties of grapes enter the distribution stage in three types.

As three newly developed grape varieties from South Korea enter the full-scale distribution phase, they are expected to alleviate the current concentration on Shinmusket grapes to some extent and expand consumer choices. The National Institute of Horticultural and Herbal Science announced that the cultivation areas of the three newly developed grape varieties, 'Cocoball', 'Shooting Star', and 'Hongju Seedless', are rapidly expanding, mainly in the main production areas. In fact, 'Hongju Seedless' is being cultivated in an area of approximately 100 hectares (estimated), 'Cocoball' in about 5 hectares, and 'Shooting Star' in about 3 hectares. It is expected that the current concentration on Shinmusket grape cultivation will be somewhat alleviated. These three new varieties can be eaten with the skin on and have distinct characteristics in terms of taste, aroma, and texture compared to existing grapes, which are raising their recognition, according to the Horticultural and Herbal ...