Taiwan and South Korea Collaborate: 200 Tons of Taiwanese Irwin Mangoes to be Exported to South Korea
Yunlin-based Hanguang Agricultural Biotechnology has signed a memorandum with South Korea's CR Trading to export 200 tons of Irwin mangoes, marking a shift toward direct trade models.
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Central News Agency, Yunlin, June 2. Hanguang Agricultural Biotechnology, a company long involved in vegetable exports, has entered a new sector by signing a "Memorandum of Understanding on the Import and Export of Mangoes and Agricultural Products" with South Korea's CR Trading today. The agreement aims to export 200 tons of Taiwanese Irwin mangoes to South Korea.
During the signing ceremony, CR Trading President Hong Chang-rae and Hanguang General Manager Liao Jian-kai officially signed the MOU, marking a milestone in agricultural trade cooperation between the two nations.
Hong stated that Taiwanese mangoes are highly popular in South Korea due to their vibrant color, smooth texture, and rich sweetness. Consequently, they plan to import 200 tons this year, with major department stores expressing interest. "Mangoes are just the beginning; we will continue to source more high-quality Taiwanese produce," he added.
According to the Agriculture and Food Agency, Taiwan's mango production this year is approximately 160,000 tons, with 440 tons exported, 42% of which goes to South Korea.
Liao noted that Taiwanese mangoes have earned a strong reputation internationally. This partnership breaks the traditional model of relying on intermediaries, allowing Taiwanese agricultural firms to connect directly with South Korean importers and retail channels. This signifies a move toward branding and internationalization for Taiwanese agricultural exports.
Liao emphasized that the company is actively expanding its footprint in the international fruit market, aiming to bring more high-quality Taiwanese produce to global consumers.
Hanguang Agricultural Biotechnology hopes this collaboration will drive export growth and showcase the excellence and sustainability of Taiwan's agricultural sector to the world.
During the signing ceremony, CR Trading President Hong Chang-rae and Hanguang General Manager Liao Jian-kai officially signed the MOU, marking a milestone in agricultural trade cooperation between the two nations.
Hong stated that Taiwanese mangoes are highly popular in South Korea due to their vibrant color, smooth texture, and rich sweetness. Consequently, they plan to import 200 tons this year, with major department stores expressing interest. "Mangoes are just the beginning; we will continue to source more high-quality Taiwanese produce," he added.
According to the Agriculture and Food Agency, Taiwan's mango production this year is approximately 160,000 tons, with 440 tons exported, 42% of which goes to South Korea.
Liao noted that Taiwanese mangoes have earned a strong reputation internationally. This partnership breaks the traditional model of relying on intermediaries, allowing Taiwanese agricultural firms to connect directly with South Korean importers and retail channels. This signifies a move toward branding and internationalization for Taiwanese agricultural exports.
Liao emphasized that the company is actively expanding its footprint in the international fruit market, aiming to bring more high-quality Taiwanese produce to global consumers.
Hanguang Agricultural Biotechnology hopes this collaboration will drive export growth and showcase the excellence and sustainability of Taiwan's agricultural sector to the world.
FAQ
Where are Taiwan mangoes exported?
South Korea is one of the major export destinations.