New strawberry varieties from Damyang, South Korea enter the Malaysian market

Published 2021년 2월 26일

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Damyang, Jeollanam-do has started exporting new varieties of strawberries to Malaysia, worth 12 million won or 600 kilograms, as part of efforts to enter the Malaysian premium market and diversify export markets to Southeast Asia, Europe, and North America. The new strawberry variety is known for its taste, scent, and hardiness, and the region is planning to increase export volume and foster an export council to revitalize the export market.
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(Damyang = Yonhap News) Reporter Woonchang Yeo = New varieties of strawberries grown in Damyang, Jeollanam-do will enter the Malaysian premium market. On the 26th, Jeonnam Province and Damyang-gun held a ceremony for exporting new varieties of strawberries to Malaysia at Damyang Smart Berry Farm. The event was attended by Jeonnam Governor Kim Young-rok, Choi Hyung-sik, Damyang County chief, Park Jong-won and Kim Ki-seong, Jeonnam Provincial Congressmen, Park Seo-hong, the head of the Jeonnam Regional Headquarters of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, and Park Hong-jae, head of the Agricultural Technology Institute. The new variety of strawberries is a variety developed by the Damyang-gun Agricultural Technology Center, and is known to be harder than ordinary strawberries and superior in taste and scent. Strawberries sent to Malaysia are worth a total of 12 million won worth 600 kilograms, and the export volume will be increased in the future. Jeonnam Governor Kim ...
Source: Yna

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