South Korea: 5 types of Vietnamese honey, turns out to be made in China?

게시됨 2023년 7월 11일

Tridge 요약

Domestic beekeepers are facing difficulties due to the disappearance of honey bees and the introduction of Chinese honey, disguised as Vietnamese honey, to Korea. Recent tests have shown that Vietnamese honey sold in Korea contains a Chinese pesticide called 'Matrine,' which is not found in domestic honey. The increase in imports of honey from Vietnam and the decrease in imports from China raise suspicions about the indirect export of Chinese honey through Vietnam, highlighting the need for stricter tracking and management of foreign honey imports.
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원본 콘텐츠

Domestic beekeepers have been hit hard by the continued disappearance of honey bees, and recently Chinese honey has been transformed into Vietnamese honey and has been introduced to Korea, causing a stir. Considering the situation where import tariffs for natural honey from Vietnam have fallen every year since the conclusion of the Korea-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (FTA), it has been pointed out that thorough tracking and management of honey from China, which is highly concerned about indirect export via Vietnam, is urgent. Detected Chinese pesticides in Vietnamese acacia honey = The Korea Beekeeping Nonghyup (Chairman Kim Yong-rae) recently tested the ingredients of 5 types of Vietnamese acacia honey sold in Korea and found that all 5 types contained an ingredient called 'Matrine'. said to have been detected. In the five types of Vietnamese honey used in this investigation, it was detected from as little as 17.25 μg to as much as 27.64 μg per 1 kg. Matrine is a kind of alkaloid ...
출처: Nongmin

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