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June 08, 2012
2012.06.11
1. LIVESTOCK ISSUES
Beef import scale from the U.S. has decreased since mad cow disease incident [Korean: KSH]
http://www.nongmin.com/article/ar_detail.htm?ar_id=203401&subMenu=articletotal
Summary: Since mad cow disease case found in the U.S. on April, beef imports from the U.S. have significantly decreased. It turned out that we are now importing beef more from Austrailia than from the U.S. Also, import inventory stock has been accumulated and this will lead to decrease in imports in the near future.
2. MARKETING ISSUES
An American Thoroughbred Racehorse of a ¡®Ferrari¡¯ Price Has Come to Korea ¡¦ a Korean Racehorse Owner Purchases $225,000 Horse from Ocala Auction [Korean, OSY]
http://news.donga.com/Economy/3/01/20120607/46837706/1
3. MIFAFF PRESS RELEASES
66 million dollars in exports on Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry in May [Korean: SLK]
The information in this report was compiled by the Agricultural Trade Office (ATO) at the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, South Korea. The press summaries contained herein do NOT reflect USDA, the U.S. Embassy, or other U.S. government agency official policy or view point. U.S. food exporters can learn more about market opportunities in South Korea by reviewing ATO Seoul¡¯s Exporter Guide and other reports available at www.fas.usda.gov by clicking on ¡°attaché reports¡±.
Agricultural Trade Office, U.S. Embassy - Seoul
Tel: 82-2-6951-6848 Fax: 82-2-720-7921
Email: atoseoul@state.gov