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[Reporter Woo Jeong-su, Korea Agricultural and Fishery Newspaper] The government has announced a policy to stabilize the supply and demand of agricultural products by steadily supplying government-stockpiled and privately stored quantities to the market and encouraging the consumption of alternative fruits. In addition, the government has mentioned the expansion of quota tariffs as a solution to the shortage of some items such as cabbage and radish. However, considering that the government's continued expansion of quota tariffs is not helping either the producing areas or the consuming areas, the effectiveness of this is expected to be questioned again. Based on the results of the consumer price survey in January, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs recently announced that agricultural products last year

[Reporter Woo Jeong-su, Korea Agricultural and Fishery Newspaper] Concerns about supply and demand instability have increased due to the decrease in shipments following the poor early winter cabbage harvest, but the results of an inspection of the production site confirmed that it is not at a level that could cause supply and demand disruptions. Although production and shipments will decrease compared to the average year and the previous year, considering the recent decline in cabbage consumption, field officials say that there will be no problem supplying the current consumption amount. Dae-A Agricultural and Fishery announced that it visited winter cabbage production sites in Haenam and Jindo, Jeollanam-do on January 20-21 to inspect the crop and supply and demand situation. Through this, Dae-A Agricultural and Fishery is planning to increase the amount of early storage in warehouses and Haenam (approximately 500,000 pyeong).

The production of spring radish and spring carrots is expected to increase across the board this year compared to the previous year. It was found that the area intended for cultivation increased significantly due to the high prices of the previous winter crop. According to the ‘Agricultural Outlook 2025’ of the Korea Rural Economic Institute, this year’s spring radish production is expected to increase by 2.3% due to the high prices of the previous winter crop.