In South Korea, Gyeongsangbuk-do supports 13 companies to export seafood to the US

Published 2021년 9월 22일

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Gyeongsangbuk-do, a province in South Korea, has shipped processed seafood products worth around $250,000 from 13 local fishery companies to the United States through Ulsan USA, a company specializing in importing and exporting these products. This initiative is part of a marketing project aimed at expanding export markets for local fisheries and is a step towards revitalizing the seafood distribution and processing industry in the province. Last year, these 13 companies exported 52 items with a value of $220,000. Ulsan USA, which started in 2006, reported annual sales of KRW 20 billion in the previous year and introduced a revolutionary refrigerated and frozen courier delivery system.

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On the 15th, Gyeongsangbuk-do held a shipping ceremony to export seafood from 13 local fishery companies to the United States through Ulsan USA (CEO Shin Sang-gon) in front of Daeil C&F's warehouse in Pohang. This export shipment ceremony was prepared as part of a joint marketing project to expand export markets for local fisheries companies that have many difficulties in entering overseas markets and to develop overseas markets. 49 items from 13 companies (squid, seaweed, soy sauce, etc.) worth about $250,000 (about 300 million won) of processed seafood products are sold in online and offline stores in Ulsan USA (USA). Last year, 13 companies achieved an export value of 220,000 dollars (about 250 million won) of 52 items. Gyeongsangbuk-do, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Gyeongsangbuk-do, said, "Gyeongbuk Province will actively support the expansion of export markets and the development of ...

Source: Fisheco