"Urgent measures to address the increase in flower imports... excluded from the Anti-Corruption Act"

Published 2025년 8월 14일

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[Korea Farmers' News Agency Reporter U Jeong-soo] Flower farmers in Gyeonggi Province once again urged the government to devise measures to strengthen the competitiveness of domestic flower farms in response to the expansion of market opening. The "Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs-Flower Major Producing Areas Heads Talk" was held at the Korea Flower Farmers' Association Goyang Flower Distribution Center on the 12th, attended by officials from the government and local governments, including Sa Mu-gwan from the Horticultural Management Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Chairman Jeong Su-young of the Gyeonggi-do Rose Research Association, Chairman Yoo Seok-ryong of the Korea Flower Farmers' Cooperative, and Director Kim Jin-young of the Gyeonggi Provincial Agricultural Technology Institute. At this meeting, the flower farmers stressed the urgent need to establish measures for the maintenance and development of the domestic flower industry in response to market opening.

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Flower farmers in Gyeonggi Province once again urged the government to devise measures to strengthen the competitiveness of domestic flower farms in response to the expansion of market opening. A meeting between the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and heads of flower-producing regions was held at the Korea Flower Farmers Association's Goyang Flower Distribution Center on the 12th, attended by officials from the government and local governments, as well as flower farmers from Gyeonggi Province. At the meeting, flower farmers stressed the urgent need to establish measures for the maintenance and development of the domestic flower industry, requesting the government to △ devise measures for the flower industry in response to market opening △ establish measures for imported flowers and bouquets △ exclude flower farms from the scope of the Anti-Corruption Act and adjust the amount △ and make support for flower farmers a reality. Chairman Jeong Su-young said, "Farmers ...
Source: Agrinet

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