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ATO Seoul prepares Market Briefs on a wide range of food, beverage, and agricultural products, as well an annual exporter guide. These reports are available through the Gain Search Page.

  • | Functional Food Market Brief Update | Product Brief | Seoul ATO | Korea - Republic of | 8/7/2012

    The Korean market for functional food continues to grow and under the recently implemented Free Trade Agreement with Korea, the United States is well positioned to capture and increased market share.
    Functional Food Market Brief Update_Seoul ATO_Korea - Republic of_8-2-2012.pdf
  • 2012 Seafood Products Market Brief | Fishery Products | Seoul ATO | Korea - Republic of | 4/19/2012

    In 2011, South Korea was the fourth largest export market for American seafood products.  Korean seafood imports from all origins totaled $3.8 billion, up 24 percent from 2010 thanks to the recovering economy and increasing ...
    2012 Seafood Products Market Brief_Seoul ATO_Korea - Republic of_4-17-2012.pdf
  • | Biennial Report | Food Service - Hotel Restaurant Institutional | Seoul ATO | Korea - Republic of | 3/28/2012

    The Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional (HRI) food service sector in South Korea continues to restructure as large-scale restaurant franchises and broad-line distributors gain market share at the expense of small scale, independent businesses.  Cash register sales for the restaurant and bar sector totaled W66.9 trillion ($58.7 billion) in 2010.  The HRI sector is increasingly seeking products with new taste, added value, consistent quality, and specifications catered to the food service industry...
    Food Service - Hotel Restaurant Institutional_Seoul ATO_Korea - Republic of_3-12-2012.pdf
  • | Wood Products Market Brief | Product Brief, Wood Products | Seoul ATO | Korea - Republic of | 3/13/2012

    The Korean wood industry relies on imports from over 100 countries for more than 80 percent of its consumption. In 2011, the total value of Korean wood imports increased by 12 percent to $2.6 billion. For the same period, U.S. wood exports to Korea totaled $206 million, slightly less than in 2010, but still ranking as the fifth largest supplier to the market.  The KORUS FTA, which will be implemented March 15, 2012, will bring about new export opportunities for U.S. suppliers.
    Wood Products Market Brief_Seoul ATO_Korea - Republic of_3-8-2012.pdf
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