The Korea Pork Producers Association held its 5th board meeting...next year's business budget increase of 4.5% was decided.

Published Dec 23, 2025

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[Livestock and Fisheries News=Reporter Hong Jeong-min] The Korea Pork Producers Association (President Lee Ki-hong) held its 5th Board of Directors meeting this year and decided on a draft budget for next year that is 4.5% higher. The association held the 5th Board of Directors meeting on the 2nd floor of The White Veil in Seocho-gu, Seoul, on the 17th of last month, and decided on a draft budget for 2026 revenue and expenditure of 100,994,060,000 won, which is 4,308,600,000 won higher than this year. The draft budget for next year's revenue and expenditure will be reflected in the budget approved by the Special Account Pork Producers' Mutual Aid Fund Committee and additional funds are planned to be added after approval for the operation of the Pork Innovation Center and the training of agricultural policy experts next year. The association also reviewed the draft plan for next year's business.

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Organizational Restructure Implemented with Direct Appointment System for Chairman Park Hong-sik Appointed as Director of Pork Innovation Center The Korea Pork Association (Chairman Lee Ki-hong) held its 5th Board of Directors meeting this year and decided on the budget proposal for next year, which is 4.5% higher than this year. The association held the 5th Board of Directors meeting on the 17th at the 2nd floor of The Whiteveil in Seocho District, Seoul, and decided on the 2026 revenue and expenditure budget proposal of 100 billion 994 million 6 thousand won, which is 4.5% or 430 million 80 thousand 6 hundred won higher than this year. The budget proposal for next year's revenue and expenditure will be reflected in the budget approved by the Special Account Pork Self-help Fund Committee, and additional adjustments are planned after the approval of the 2026 pork innovation center agricultural policy education. The association also decided on the draft of next year's business ...
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