[Korean Farmers' News, Reporter Dong-gwang Lee] The export price of Shinseiki grapes, which were highly regarded as a premium fruit, has fallen, causing alarm among producing farms. Compared to last year's export unit price, it has dropped by nearly 40%, to the point where it could be called a "collapse." The factors contributing to the decline in the price of Shinseiki grapes in overseas markets include the rise of Chinese grapes, but the increase in domestic grape production is cited as the main factor. The problem is that it does not seem easy to resolve the factors behind the decline in the export price of Shinseiki grapes in the short term. Nevertheless, export organizations and producer organizations are taking various measures to overcome the Shinseiki crisis, such as promoting new varieties and diversifying exports.