Trade barriers still bog down K-food firms: lobby group head
MeridStreet AI summaryKorean food manufacturers are still struggling with trade barriers in foreign markets. These barriers, including tariffs, customs, certificates, and food regulations, are hindering the growth of K-food exports. The head of the Korea Food Industry Association notes that global supply chains are also limiting Korea's imports of necessary materials, posing a threat to the industry. This situation may impact the country's economy and trade, particularly for companies that rely heavily on exports.
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Korean food manufacturers face trade barriers in global markets. These barriers limit their ability to expand exports despite growing demand for K-food.
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- Korean food exporters
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