What will be the end of the quota tariff that has continued for three years in South Korea

[Korea Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper Reporter Kim Gyeong-wook] Last year’s provisional figure was 76.9%. For the first time, it collapsed by 80%. Government is in danger of achieving its target of 82.4% Due to the excessive quota tariff policy that has continued for three years, the chicken self-sufficiency rate has reached an all-time low. Last year, the 80% level fell for the first time, putting a red light on the government's 82.4% chicken self-sufficiency target for 2027. The chicken self-sufficiency rate in 2023, tentatively calculated by the Agricultural Observation Center of the Korea Rural Economic Institute, was 76.9%. The chicken self-sufficiency rate has never fallen below 80% for 12 years, starting at 83.4% in 2010. Looking at the 2020s, it peaked at 88.1% in 2020, then went downhill to 87.0% in 2021, 82.8% in 2022, and eventually plummeted to 76.9% last year. This is exactly in line with the government's history of promoting tariff quotas. The government ...