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[Newspaper of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Livestock = Reporter Kim Jung-hee] The Administrative, Cultural, and Welfare Committee of Seosan City Council (Chairperson Kang Moon-soo, hereinafter referred to as the Happiness Committee) visited the Jungwang Port drone delivery hub site, the Jungwang Village sea mustard processing facility, and the area near the Jungwang 2-ri Village Community Center on the 19th during the 2025 administrative affairs audit. This site visit was conducted as part of the administrative affairs audit that began on the 12th to identify the issues and progress of major projects under the standing committee's jurisdiction. The committee members visited the Jungwang Port drone delivery hub site under the Smart Information Department to receive a project overview, facility status, and progress from the responsible department and implementing company for the '2025 Drone Delivery Project'.

According to the German media Mundus Agri, China's walnut production forecast for the 2025/26 season is 1.55 million tons, but the main varieties have been affected by dust storms, while Chilean walnut exports are finally showing growth. China's 2025/26 Season Outlook Chinese suppliers are facing a double challenge: digesting existing inventory while preparing for the new season. Some processors indicate that raw material stocks are nearly depleted, and walnut kernel products can no longer guarantee full-specification supply. Although the INC International Nut Conference predicts China's new season production will remain stable at 1.55 million tons, recent news is concerning. Severe dust storms have impacted walnut pollination in Xinjiang's production areas, and with the additional impact of leaf blight, production is expected to decrease. Northern walnut production areas have also experienced late spring frost disasters. Suppliers anticipate that opening sales prices for the 2025 season will remain firm and recommend that customers purchase in advance to address supply tightness and price fluctuations. Chilean Walnut Exports Finally Breakthrough Chilean walnut exports have finally turned a corner this year, with the current new season sales showing good momentum and shipments already underway. In-shell walnuts: May 2024 exports reached 14,327 tons, a 16% increase compared to May 2023 (12,373 tons). Walnut kernels: surging from 765 tons in the same period last year to 2,190 tons, a 186% increase. Cumulative annual in-shell walnut exports reached 17,122 tons, a 28% year-on-year growth. India lost its position as the largest buyer due to a 35% import decline and is now ranked third. Turkey jumped to the top with a 48% increase, followed closely by Italy with an impressive 85% growth. The UAE and Germany also showed triple-digit growth.

Malaysian palm oil futures recovered on Wednesday after losses in the previous session, supported by gains in rival soyoil in Dalian and Chicago markets and higher crude prices. The benchmark palm oil contract for September delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange gained RM31, or 0.76 per cent, to RM4,095 (US$964.89) a metric ton, as