The Korea Kiwi Association holds a capacity-building workshop.

Published 2025년 11월 28일

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[Korea Farmers' News Agency, Reporter Kang Jae-nam] The Korea Kiwi Association (President Ko Hyuk-soo) announced that it held a '2025 Delegate Capacity Enhancement Workshop' over two days from the 26th at the Daejeon Sunshine Hotel, among other locations. During the workshop, national delegates participated in activities including a site visit to the Daewoo Agricultural Materials production process, as well as capacity enhancement training on topics such as the new direction for the Self-Help Fund Act, strengthening agri-food marketing strategies, and the current status and business introduction of Korean kiwi exports. President Ko Hyuk-soo stated, "We held this workshop to enhance the competitiveness of our kiwi industry in the rapidly changing agricultural environment" and "to improve the quality of Korean kiwis and ensure stable distribution, etc."

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The Korea Kiwi Association (President Ko Hyuk-su) announced that it held a "2025 Delegate Capacity Enhancement Workshop" over two days starting from the 26th at the Daejeon Sunshine Hotel, among other locations. During the workshop, national delegates were given a tour of the production process at Daewoo Agricultural Materials, as well as training on several topics including the direction of newly establishing the Relief Fund Act, strengthening food marketing strategies, the current status of Korean kiwi exports, and business introductions. President Ko Hyuk-su said, "We held this workshop to enhance the competitiveness of our kiwi industry in the rapidly changing agricultural environment" and added, "I hope that the capacity of kiwi farmers has been ...
Source: Agrinet

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