Colombia would introduce new fruits to the Korean market

Published Mar 25, 2022

Tridge summary

The article highlights the efforts of Juan Carlos Coiza, the Colombian ambassador to Korea, to strengthen the agricultural trade relationship between Colombia and Korea. Coiza emphasizes the potential of Colombian fruits, such as granadilla and cape gooseberry, to find a market in Korea and suggests the creation of value-added products for better market penetration. He also underscores the importance of quality and innovation in the Korean market and mentions the upcoming meeting in June 2022 to further promote the Colombian food industry. The article also touches on the diplomatic ties between Colombia and Korea, dating back to the 1960s, and Korea's support for education in Colombia through scholarships.
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Korea is positioned as an attractive market for various Latin American countries. Juan Carlos Coiza, Colombian ambassador to Korea, told SEMANA that some of the fruits “that he hasn't tried since he arrived in the Asian country are granadilla and cape gooseberry. He is aware that conquering this market with the fresh product is difficult due to the distance and everything that the transfer implies, however, he does recommend starting to think about the manufacture of products based on these exotic foods”. “Colombia is the country of fruits and that is very attractive for Koreans. We are carrying out a great campaign so that they identify Colombia as a country with this great characteristic, as a product of its biodiversity”, he indicated. Coiza stressed that the Korean market is specialized and demands high quality standards. That is why he invited those from Colombia to start creating ingenious markets using this raw material. "They can be sauces or any other type of packaged ...

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