[Agricultural, Fisheries and Livestock Newspaper=Park Se-jun Reporter] With high interest rates leading to a rise in the exchange rate, the export market is not always favorable for K-Food. The higher the proportion of imported raw materials, the greater the burden. At the government level, information provision and support programs should be promoted to develop strategies to respond to exchange rate risks. South Korea's agri-food exports are expanding under the name 'K-Food+' with the simultaneous advancement of industries in the front and back end, covering everything from fresh agricultural products to smart farm technology and agricultural machinery. However, the strengthening of protectionist trade policies in various countries, the deepening of non-tariff barriers, and the rise in the won-dollar exchange rate present us with new challenges. Crises and opportunities intersect.