South Korea Yu speaks for pineapple farmers and returned to Kaohsiung last Friday for concern

Published Mar 11, 2021

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China has suspended the import of Taiwan pineapples for land sales with effect from March 1, impacting about 40,000 metric tons a year, which is 10% of Taiwan’s total pineapple production. Han Guoyu, the former Mayor of Kaohsiung, has urged farmers not to become ideological victims and has called for solid, specific production and marketing strategies instead of short-term policies. The proposal has received positive feedback from old farmers in Yunlin and Kaohsiung.

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Sing Tao Global Network News: China News Agency, Kaohsiung, March 11 (Reporter Gao Yishen) China has suspended the import of Taiwan pineapples for land sales since March 1. This affects about 40,000 metric tons a year, accounting for 10% of Taiwan’s total pineapple production. In this regard, the former Kaohsiung Mayor of the Chinese Kuomintang Han Guoyu made his first voice on the evening of the 10th, calling on farmers not to be ideological victims. Han Guoyu returned to Kaohsiung Dashu last Friday (3/5) to visit Senior 85 The year-old pineapple Bo Linyi, everyone is still exchanging opinions and listening to their hearts in the pineapple field. In the past, Han Guo Yu was the general manager of Taipei Agricultural Products Transportation and Marketing Company, so he has in-depth research on the production and marketing of agricultural products. Han Yu believes that in the early days of Taiwan’s economic take-off, The strategy of "raising workers from agriculture" has supported ...

Source: Stnn