The article addresses concerns from US pear export farms about new Korean quarantine guidelines set for March, which allow Korean officers to conduct independent inspections and designate new US export complexes. While these changes aim to boost exports, farmers worry about increased risks, costs, and potential suspensions. Despite a 30% drop in US pear production due to cold weather, exports hit 15,400 tons, showing current limitations. Additionally, the article warns of risks in designating new export complexes for Korean pears in the US, such as market saturation and quality issues, as seen in Vietnam. It suggests strengthening requirements and consulting existing farms to protect farmers' income and export goals.