Yeosu City, first floating market established in Nangdo...opening ceremony held

Published Dec 29, 2025

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Yeosu City announced that the first opening ceremony was held at the Yeosu Fisheries Cooperative Nando Wholesale Market, the region's first seaweed wholesale market, located in Nando, Hwajeong-myeon. This opening ceremony marked the first shipment of seaweed produced at the Yeosu Fisheries Cooperative Nando Wholesale Market. The event was held to signify the full-scale launch of the seaweed industry in Yeosu City, to celebrate the bountiful seaweed harvest, and to wish for the safety and well-being of the fishermen. The ceremony was attended by Kim Sang-mun, the head of the Yeosu Fisheries Cooperative, along with seaweed producers, brokers, and distributors, who all celebrated the commencement of the wholesale market. Currently, the seaweed farms in Yeosu City cover an area of 687 hectares (32 plots), and the city plans to gradually expand the production scale to further activate the seaweed industry. Along with this, the foundation for seaweed processing factories will be established.

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The launch of the Yeosu seaweed market officially begins… Introducing the new start of the Yeosu seaweed industry Yeosu City announced that the first departure ceremony for seaweed produced in the Yeosu Fishermen's Association Nangdo Market, the first seaweed market in the region, was held at Nangdo. This departure ceremony was organized to signal the full-scale start of the Yeosu seaweed industry and to wish for a bountiful seaweed harvest and the safety of fishermen. The event was attended by Kim Sang-mun, the chairman of the Yeosu Fishermen's Association, as well as seaweed producers, brokers, and distributors, who celebrated the start of the market together. Currently, the seaweed farms in Yeosu City cover 687 hectares (32 plots), and the city plans to gradually increase the production scale to revitalize the seaweed industry. In addition, the city intends to strengthen the infrastructure of seaweed processing plants and continuously promote seaweed export businesses to ...
Source: Aflnews

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