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CONTENTS<br />

November 2011 Issue 194<br />

IT’S NEW!<br />

36 KIMCHI in Japanese<br />

When a Cool Guy Makes Kimchi in a Traditional<br />

Way, Namja-kimchi<br />

37 GINSENG TEA in Chinese<br />

Let’s Have a Tea Time with Yedamwon,<br />

Red Ginseng Tea<br />

GLOBALIZATION of HANSIK<br />

Founded in August, 1995, Published monthly by the<br />

232 Yangjae-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea<br />

Tel +82-2-6300-1675 Fax +82-2-6300-1627<br />

Government Registration Number : Ra-7210 Dated Apr. 26, 1995<br />

Copyright by the aT (Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp.) All rights reserved.<br />

Photo by Kim Ji-hoon of FoodStory<br />

COVER<br />

<strong>Jeju</strong> gamgyul (citrus) is a rich<br />

repository of vitamin C. It is a<br />

prestigious fruit that is highly<br />

competitive in every aspect.<br />

This year, <strong>Jeju</strong> gamgyul “Sunbreeze”<br />

will be exported largely<br />

to various countries-<br />

Canada, Russia, the US, etc<br />

22<br />

38 KOREAN FRANCHISE in Chinese<br />

WEDO Corporation is a food franchise company<br />

for pork and beef restaurants, “Kkongdon.”<br />

42 SIMPLE KOREAN COOKING in Japanese<br />

Nourishing Beef Side Dish, “Jangjorim”<br />

44 INTERESTING STORY OF HANSIK in Japanese<br />

First Fusion Food to Emerge after the Korean War,<br />

“Budae-jjigae”<br />

CEO Kim Jae-soo<br />

EXECUTIVE Lee Kwang-woo (for Planning & Management)<br />

DIRECTORS Park Chong-seo (for Trade Promotion)<br />

Kim Hee-kook (for Marketing Support)<br />

EDITORS Lee Jong-kean (Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp.)<br />

Kim Sun-a (The Korean Farmers & Fishermen’s News)<br />

REPORTERS Woo Jung-soo (woojs@agrinet.co.kr)<br />

Park Sung-eun (parkse@agrinet.co.kr)<br />

Kim Hyo-jin (hjkim@agrinet.co.kr)<br />

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Jang Yeon-ho<br />

ENGLISH EDITOR Chae Ria<br />

06 EXPORTING NEWS & EVENTS<br />

FRESH FOOD<br />

TRANSLATORS Park Sung-eun, Kim Hyo-jin, Park Hye-yun (ENGLISH)<br />

Tamura Yoshihiro (JAPANESE) / Park Seo-ran (CHINESE)<br />

08 THEME in Chinese<br />

Top 10 of Worldwide Best Selling Korean<br />

Processed Foods<br />

What kind of Korean processed foods come to your<br />

mind when you think of Korea? Is it Choco-Pie,<br />

Melona, Shinramyeon? In this issue, introduces the top 10 of best selling<br />

Korean processed foods around the world<br />

18 JEJU GAMGYUL in Chinese<br />

<strong>Jeju</strong> gamgyul (citrus) is widely recognized as the<br />

high-quality fruit because of fresh taste and flavor,<br />

various healthy functionalities<br />

22<br />

29<br />

CHESTNUT in Chinese<br />

Buyeo chestnuts win the hearts of Chinese and<br />

Japanese consumers<br />

26 ANDONG APPLE in Chinese<br />

Andong apples with over 90 percent coloring and<br />

an average of 13° Brix can enter the global market<br />

DELICIOUS FOOD<br />

JEOTGAL in Chinese<br />

Low-Sodium, Prestigious Jeotgal<br />

Now on the World Market!<br />

REGULARS<br />

51 FAIRS<br />

42<br />

46 TOUR in Chinese<br />

HONGDAE STREET<br />

Coexistence of Freedom and<br />

Independence, Art and Culture<br />

OVERSEAS EDITORIAL BOARD<br />

TOKYO Kim Jin-young 81-3-5367-6656 (tokyolee@at.or.kr )<br />

OSAKA Jang Seo-gyeong 81-6-6260-7661 (osaka@kati.net)<br />

BEIJING Cho Hark-hyung 86-10-6410-6120 (bird@at.or.kr)<br />

SHANGHAI Jun Ki-chan 86-21-6278-7737 (shanghaiat@kati.net)<br />

QINGDAO Kho Jung-hee 86-532-8890-0724 (kuryes@hanmail.net)<br />

HONGKONG Park Sung-kuk 852-2588-1616 (hongkong@kati.net)<br />

TAIPEI Elizabeth Mao 886-2-2729-9091 (eliza0101@yahoo.com.tw)<br />

NEW YORK Oh Hyoung-wan 1-516-829-1633 (katicny@kati.net)<br />

L.A Shin Hyun-gon 1-714-901-7717 (lakatic@kati.net)<br />

ROTTERDAM Kim Ki-hong 31-10-415-1024 (katiceu@euronet.nl)<br />

SINGAPORE Baek Jin-suk 65-6324-1233 (jsbaek2002@yahoo.co.kr)<br />

BANGKOK Kim Suk-ju 66-2-660-1549 (sukju@at.or.kr)<br />

EDITED & DESIGNED BY The Korean Farmers & Fishermen’s News<br />

Room 902, aT center, Yangjae-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea<br />

Tel +82-2-70-8255-8384 Fax +82-2-6300-8385<br />

14 SPECIAL in Japanese<br />

Korea Food EXPO 2011 (KFE 2011)<br />

It will shed new light on the value of Korean food<br />

culture under the theme: “K-Food, Korean Healthy<br />

Foods at the Center of Global Attention”<br />

32 SCHIZANDRA in Chinese<br />

“Omija” in Korean, which means<br />

“five tastes” - sweet, sour, spicy,<br />

bitter, and salty. The berry is effective<br />

in overcoming fatigue<br />

32 46<br />

35 BUYERS _ HAITAI, INC.<br />

54 LET’S TRY KOREAN in Chinese<br />

& Japanese<br />

Lesson 2 “Yes or No”<br />

www.agrafood.co.kr

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