South Korea: Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs conducts an on-site inspection of food and restaurant prices

South Korea

Published May 24, 2022

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On the 23rd, he visited Daehan Flour and Sajo Daerim factories in Incheon and held the first food and catering industry field meeting after taking office as Minister of Flour and Cooking Oil supply and demand inspection. They visited the Culture Street to check the supply and demand of flour and cooking oil, and through the first on-site meeting after taking office, they listened to difficulties in the food and restaurant industry due to the rise in raw material prices. The on-site visits and meetings were held on this day to ask for cooperation from the industry for the smooth supply of flour and cooking oil, which are directly related to the price of a national meal, and to collect opinions from the field. During a visit to Daehan Mill on the same day, the milling industry reported to Minister Jeong that there was no problem with the introduction of wheat and the supply and demand of flour, but that the burden on the industry was growing due to the rise in international wheat prices.

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On the 23rd, Daehan Flour Mill in Incheon visited the Sajo Daerim plant to check the supply and demand of flour and cooking oil. Held the first food and restaurant industry field meeting after taking office as Minister Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Jeong Hwang-geun visited the Daehan Flour Mill, Sajo Daerim Soybean Oil Plant, and Seonhak-dong Food Culture Street located in Incheon on the 23rd to check the supply and demand of flour and cooking oil. heard the difficulties of The on-site visits and meetings were held on this day to ask for cooperation from the industry for the smooth supply of flour and cooking oil, which are directly related to the price of a national meal, and to collect opinions from the field. During a visit to Daehan Mill on the same day, the milling industry reported to Minister Jeong that there was no problem with the introduction of wheat and the supply and demand of flour, but that the burden on the industry was growing due to the rise in ...

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