"There are no separate pearls in the soil" Premium Haenam sweet potatoes enter full harvest

Published Sep 3, 2025

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In the vast loess fields of Haenam, the harvest of premium food is in full swing. Each time the red loess is dug up, plump and hearty sweet potatoes are unearthed, much like extracting pearls from the soil, causing onlookers to marvel at their elasticity. The reason Haenam sweet potatoes are exceptionally delicious lies in the natural environment. The loess soil, rich in germanium and iron, combined with abundant sunlight and sea breeze, creates the optimal conditions for growing premium sweet potatoes. Grown in this naturally blessed environment, Haenam sweet potatoes have high sugar content and are rich in dietary fiber and minerals. They are also packed with nutrients such as phytochemicals that boost immunity.

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Geographical Indication No. 42 'Haenam Sweet Potatoes' are back as a national snack. In the vast loess fields of Haenam, the harvest of premium food is in full swing. Each time the red loess is dug up, plump and hearty sweet potatoes, like pearls buried in the soil, are pulled out, causing onlookers to marvel at their elasticity. The reason Haenam sweet potatoes are exceptionally delicious lies in the natural environment. The loess soil, rich in germanium and iron, abundant sunlight, and sea breeze combine to create the optimal conditions for growing premium sweet potatoes. Grown in such a naturally blessed environment, Haenam sweet potatoes have high sugar content, are rich in dietary fiber and minerals, and are full of nutrients such as phytochemicals that boost immunity, making them a healthy food that everyone can enjoy. Due to these distinctive qualities, Haenam sweet potatoes were registered as Geographical Indication No. 42 agricultural product by the National Agro-Food ...

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