South Korea: Rice Processed Food Association, Gwangbok Farming Corporation, and Imyeon Agricultural Cooperatives signed a business agreement for a stable supply of domestic glutinous rice

Published 2021년 5월 17일

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A memorandum has been signed among the Korea Rice Processed Food Association, the Gwangbok Agricultural Cooperative Corporation, and the Myeongmyeon Agricultural Cooperative to ensure a consistent supply of domestic glutinous rice. The agreement aims to stabilize the supply and pricing issues, which have previously hindered the use of Korean glutinous rice in processed foods. This collaboration is anticipated to expand the market for domestic farmers and boost the consumption of glutinous rice.
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On the 13th, the Korea Rice Processed Food Association, the Gwangbok Agricultural Cooperative Corporation, and the Myeongmyeon Agricultural Cooperative signed a business agreement for the stable supply of domestic glutinous rice. The ceremony was attended by Moonsoo Kim, President of the Korean Rice Processed Food Association, Byeongsoon Jeon, CEO of Gwangbok Farming Association, and Hansik Seong, head of the Gokseong Agricultural Cooperative Association in Gokseong, Jeollanam-do. We promised mutual cooperation for a stable supply of raw materials for this purpose. According to the agreement, consumption of Korean glutinous rice, which was poorly used as raw materials for processed foods due to unstable supply of raw materials and price ...
Source: Aflnews

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