Cheonan Grapes Go Global: Targeting 300 Tons Exported to Five Countries This Year
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Grapes from Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, are expanding their reach in overseas markets. Cheonan grapes aim to export a total of 300 tons to five countries this year. The target export value is 3 billion won.
Cheonan grapes have so far been exported to Canada and Taiwan. This year, the plan is to add Vietnam, Singapore, and the Philippines to the list of export destinations. By broadening overseas sales channels, the aim is to introduce Cheonan grapes to consumers in more countries.
This news on expanded exports was announced alongside a global communication event hosted by Korea University of Technology and Education. People who speak different languages gathered at the event and shared conversations together. The school emphasized that even though people's languages differ, they can share the same dreams.
If Cheonan's overseas grape exports reach their targets, they are expected to also help boost the incomes of local farming households. It will be necessary to keep watching how the actual export volume and export value change going forward.
Sources: 충청매일
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