Direct connections for China–Korea agricultural trade
A Shanghai exchange considered how closer producer and market relationships could support China–Korea agricultural cooperation. The June 2024 meeting discussed product demand, international market access and direct sourcing, with particular attention to staple vegetables and the practical needs of consumers.
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The meeting took place on 3 June 2024 between the association’s Secretary-General and its Korean deputy secretary-general. Participants reviewed Korean agricultural conditions and opportunities for cooperation in agricultural imports and exports.
Discussion considered international opportunities for Korean products and direct links with Chinese production bases for commodities such as garlic and cabbage. A future delegation visit was also discussed; the record captures the meeting’s plans rather than confirmed subsequent activities.
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Participants in the Shanghai discussion on China–Korea agricultural cooperation.
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