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South Korea: Export of seaweed to Japan this year are expected to reach 105 billion won

Frozen Seaweed
Seafood
Japan
South Korea
Published Jun 5, 2023

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Exports of Korean seaweed to Japan this year are expected to reach 105 billion won, an all-time high. At the '2023 Korea Seaweed Export Bidding and Consultation Conference' held in Tokyo, Japan from the 23rd to the 24th of last month, 1050 A billion-dollar export contract was signed. This is a 61.5% increase from the previous year. This bidding and consultation, which was held for the first time in 4 years, was co-hosted by 5 Japanese seaweed-related organizations, including the National Association of Processing Haitai Cooperatives, and the Korea Fisheries Trade Association, and more buyers than in previous years attended. At the bidding and consultation meeting, contracts for dried seaweed, which had declined in exports to Japan over the past few years, increased. This year's dried seaweed contract amount

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Exports of Korean seaweed to Japan this year are expected to reach 105 billion won, an all-time high. An export contract worth 105 billion won was signed at the 2023 Korea Seaweed Export Bidding and Consultation Meeting held in Tokyo, Japan from the 23rd to the 24th of last month. This is a 61.5% increase from the previous year. This bidding and consultation meeting, which was held for the first time in four years, was co-hosted by five organizations related to seaweed in Japan, including the National Association of Processing and Haitai Cooperatives, and the Korea Fisheries Trade Association, and more buyers than in previous years attended. In this bidding/consultation, contracts for dried seaweed, which had declined in exports to Japan over the past few years, increased. This year, dried seaweed contract amount was 47.5 billion won, up 109.3% from last year, and the contract amount was 560 million sheets, up 52.5% from last year. It is analyzed that this is because the demand ...
Source: Fisheco
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