Listing auction in Garak Market

Published 2020년 6월 21일

Tridge summary

The Agricultural Cooperatives of Jeju are advocating for a public auction of canned garlic to assist farmers who are experiencing difficulty in selling their garlic due to limited space and a lack of standard pricing. This proposal is being discussed in a meeting with government officials and cooperative heads, aiming to address the challenges faced by garlic growers, particularly in the context of Jeju Garlic's dominant collection for collectors, which prevents production farmers from receiving fair prices. The proposal suggests that wholesalers could facilitate this by promoting listed trades and increasing handling volumes, potentially setting a reference price and stabilizing the market for garlic farmers.

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[Agriculture and Livestock Newspaper = Reporter Park Hyun-ryul] Jeju and garlic shipments The Agricultural Cooperatives urged a public auction of canned garlic for farmers who are struggling to find Garak-dong agricultural and marine products wholesale market. Seong-Eun Kim, Deputy Governor of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, Jeon Byung-Hwa, Director of Agricultural and Livestock Food, Jeju Metropolitan Government, Byun Dae-Geun, Head of Jeju Regional Headquarters, Chang-Cheol Lee, President of Daejeong Agricultural Cooperatives, Ko Young-Chan Kosan Agricultural Cooperatives, etc. In the'Vegetable Distribution Status and Related Institutions' Meeting with the head of the distribution team at the Seoul Metropolitan Agricultural and Fishery Food Corporation, garlic growers are not even able to produce, but there are limited places to sell. Asked to proceed. “The government, local governments, and agricultural cooperatives are buying garlic, but farmers are suffering because ...

Source: Kawa