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S Korea s container freight volume at seaports rises 1 3 pct in Q1 - World News

S Korea s container freight volume at seaports rises 1 3 pct in Q1 - World News
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As Approval Rating Declines, Moon Reshuffles Cabinet Ministers

Advertisement After the ruling Democratic Party suffered a crushing defeat in mayoral by-elections, and with the Moon administration facing dismal approval ratings, key cabinet members were replaced in a bid to reverse the damage. South Korean President Moon Jae-in nominated Kim Boo-kyum, a former minister of the interior and safety, to be the next prime minister on April 16. Alongside that key replacement on his cabinet, Moon also reshuffled the leadership of five ministries: the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport; Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy; Ministry of Science and ICT; Ministry of Employment and Labor; and Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries.

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Korea, China to jointly crack down on illegal fishing

Korea, China to jointly crack down on illegal fishing
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Retailers taking action against Japanese seafood

Retailers taking action against Japanese seafood Posted : 2021-04-14 17:23 Updated : 2021-04-14 17:36 A customer walks by gift-set boxes sold at Hyundai Department Store in Seoul, on Jan. 6. Yonhap By Kim Jae-heun Local supermarket chains E-mart, Lotte Mart and Homeplus have confirmed that they will continue boycotting the sale of Japanese seafood. The following announcement came after the Japanese government s recent decision to release a massive amount of radioactive water into the sea from its wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant. The retailers decision to continue banning the import of Japanese marine products is rooted in flow-on environmental effects of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant back in 2011. The region was contaminated with radiation and Koreans urged the government and retail companies to stop importing food from Japan.

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Senior-friendly future: South Korea lays out governance for elderly-friendly foods based on ingredient ratios

Senior-friendly future: South Korea lays out governance for elderly-friendly foods based on ingredient ratios South Korea has finally laid out the governance rules for ‘elderly-friendly foods’ based on main ingredient ratios, with experts believing that this will have a significant impacts on a number of categories. South Korea first created the elderly-friendly foods category in 2018, amending the local Food Code to establish this as a separate section. Here, elderly-friendly food refers to foods manufactured and processed to have physical properties suitable to aid the elderly to eat or digest it, or to have nutritional profiles suitable for the elderly. “[The elderly-friendly foods category has been established to] improve the convenience of intake as well as nutritional provision for the elderly, as this group may [face challenges] due to weakened chewing or swallowing or impaired nutritional intake due to this,” the South Korean Ministr

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