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[Agricultural, Fisheries and Livestock Products Newspaper=Reporter Park Yu-sin] To alleviate the poultry industry's concerns about the seriousness of the issue of imported duck meat being disguised as domestic, the National Institute of Agricultural Products Quality Management has decided to strengthen cooperation with the Korean Duck Association to enhance the inspection of the origin of duck meat. The Korean Duck Association issued a statement last month 30, strongly urging the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and the National Institute of Agricultural Products Quality Management to establish a substantial plan for continuous origin inspection and the establishment of a stable duck industry base, and to prepare measures against the continuously increasing violations of the origin of imported duck meat. In response, the National Institute of Agricultural Products Quality Management will conduct random inspections and, during the summer months of July and August each year, conduct regular inspections of the origin labeling of livestock products.

The Regional Directorate of Agriculture of Huancavelica, through its Family Agriculture project, reported that it is constructing 228 sheds intended for the breeding of guinea pigs and chickens in the six provinces of the region. To this end, the technical staff of the project held meetings with the communal authorities to detail the ongoing works. One of the latest meetings was held in the district of Aurahua, province of Castrovirreyna. It should be remembered that the Family Agriculture Project aims to optimize agricultural practices and promote sustainable development through the installation of guinea pig modules, organic gardens, and cultivated pastures in 54 districts of Huancavelica.

The Duck Association issued a statement calling for 'awakening' from the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service. Amidst the serious issue of imported duck meat being disguised as domestic, the duck producer organization has come forward to demand continuous inspection of the origin of duck meat and the presentation of substantial solutions from the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service. The Korea Duck Association issued a statement titled 'Awaken, National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service' on the 30th of last month, strongly urging the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service to establish substantial measures for continuous origin inspection and to create a stable foundation for the duck industry. Furthermore, it called for corresponding measures to be taken against the continuously increasing acts of origin violation of imported duck meat to ensure the ...