South Korea: Daejeon seedless grapes Delaware enters Southeast Asian market

Published 2024년 6월 10일

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Daejeon City in South Korea has started exporting the seedless grape 'Delaware' to Southeast Asian markets, specifically Malaysia and Cambodia. The exports are facilitated through a public shipping method that allows producers and agricultural product exporters to develop sales channels together. The Delaware grape is known for its soft flesh, high sugar content, and lack of seeds. The Daejeon Sannae Agricultural Cooperative starts shipping the grape about three months earlier than other regions due to its experience and technology. The city hopes that this export will enhance the reputation of Daejeon grapes in Southeast Asia and serve as a stepping stone for expanding exports.

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(Daejeon = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jun-beom = Seedless grape 'Delaware' harvested in the Daejeon mountain area has entered the Southeast Asian market. According to Daejeon City on the 10th, some of this year's Delaware production was recently exported to Malaysia and Cambodia. The city explained that it exported Delaware products through a public shipping method in which producers and agricultural product exporters work together to develop sales channels. Delaware grapes, which have soft flesh, high sugar content, and almost no seeds, are usually shipped from June to July, but Daejeon Sannae Agricultural Cooperative ships them about three months earlier than other regions every year based on the experience and technology it has accumulated over a long period of time. An official from Daejeon City said, "Through this export, we ...

Source: Yna