For the 15th year, Chungju apples are going to Taiwan... 20 tons exported this year
Published 2025년 11월 17일
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(Chungju=Yonhap News) Reporter Park Byung-ki = Chungju apples in North Chungcheong have been exported to Taiwan for the 15th consecutive year.
On the 17th, Chungju City held a shipment ceremony at the North Chungcheong Horticultural Farmers Association Field Distribution Center (APC), sending 20 tons (worth $56,000) of apples to Taiwan.
These local apples first broke into the Taiwan market in 2011, and over the past 14 years until last year, 2,304 tons (worth $5,027,000) were exported.
The city explained that the crispy texture and sweet aroma of the apples attract the palate of Taiwanese consumers, leading to steady popularity.
A representative from Chungju City said, "Despite unfavorable weather conditions such as extreme heat and frequent rain last summer, the dedication of the farmers has allowed us to maintain the Taiwan market," and added, "We will continue to do our best to open up overseas markets."
On the 17th, Chungju City held a shipment ceremony at the North Chungcheong Horticultural Farmers Association Field Distribution Center (APC), sending 20 tons (worth $56,000) of apples to Taiwan.
These local apples first broke into the Taiwan market in 2011, and over the past 14 years until last year, 2,304 tons (worth $5,027,000) were exported.
The city explained that the crispy texture and sweet aroma of the apples attract the palate of Taiwanese consumers, leading to steady popularity.
A representative from Chungju City said, "Despite unfavorable weather conditions such as extreme heat and frequent rain last summer, the dedication of the farmers has allowed us to maintain the Taiwan market," and added, "We will continue to do our best to open up overseas markets."
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(Chungju=Yonhap News) Reporter Park Byung-ki = Chungju apples from North Chungcheong have been exported to Taiwan for the 15th consecutive year. On the 17th, Chungju City held a shipment ceremony at the North Chungcheong Horticultural Farmers Association Field Distribution Center (APC), where 20 tons (worth 56,000 dollars) of apples were sent to Taiwan. Since these local apples first broke into the Taiwanese market in 2011, they have exported 2,304 tons (worth 5,027,000 dollars) over the past 14 years until last year. The city explained that the crispy texture and sweet aroma of the apples attract the taste of Taiwanese consumers, leading to steady popularity. A representative from Chungju City said, "Despite ...
Source: Yna
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