In South Korea, Wando-gun begins to develop excellent varieties of wood ear mushrooms

Published 2022년 1월 20일

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Wando-gun county in Jeollanam-do, South Korea, is investing 150 million won to develop new varieties of wood ear mushrooms. The county aims to establish a stable production system to replace imports, as over 95% of the distribution volume in Korea is currently from China. The project is part of the county's response to various national research projects by 2023, to serve as a growth engine for the local mushroom industry and the future food industry.
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(Wando = Yonhap News) Reporter Jo Geun-young = Jeollanam-do Wando-gun begins to develop excellent varieties of wood ear mushrooms. The county plans to develop new varieties of wood ear mushrooms by investing 150 million won in project costs received through public offering projects such as the Korea Forest Service. Wood ear mushrooms have excellent texture and good storability, so the distribution volume is continuously increasing. However, more than 95% of the distribution volume in Korea is from China. The military plans to establish a stable production system by developing excellent domestic varieties to replace imports. The military plans to respond to various national research projects by 2023 to lay the foundation for the growth engine of the local mushroom industry and the future food industry. Director Lee Bok-seon of the Wando County Agricultural Technology Center said on the 20th, "We will do our best to contribute to ...
Source: Yna

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