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Delicious Food _ Bosung Trading Co., Ltd<br />

Items of sea<br />

urchin eggs<br />

Bosung Trading<br />

Co.,Ltd produces:<br />

canned sea<br />

urchin eggs, pickled<br />

sea urchin<br />

eggs<br />

While caviar represents the best quality<br />

fish eggs in the West, sea urchin eggs<br />

are definitely the top fish eggs in the<br />

East. Originally, sea urchin eggs were native to both<br />

Korea and Japan, but now they are only produced in<br />

Korea. Compared to caviar, sea urchin eggs of the<br />

East are smaller in size but similar in texture and<br />

quality. What’s more, sea urchin eggs are more reasonably<br />

priced than caviar, so many more people can<br />

enjoy eating them. Yet another merit is that the<br />

Eastern fish eggs can be used as an ingredient for<br />

gourmet food as well as for simple dishes like sandwiches,<br />

sushi, and pasta.<br />

Thus it comes as no surprise that Korean sea urchin<br />

eggs have been actively exported to overseas markets<br />

such as Japan.<br />

Bosung Trading Co., Ltd. has been in the business<br />

for about 40 years and accumulated a lot of knowhow<br />

in production and exports. It is currently positioned<br />

as the best Korean company in exporting sea<br />

urchin eggs.<br />

Taste and Quality are Similar to Caviar,<br />

but the Prices are Lower<br />

Used as an Ingredient for Sandwiches,<br />

Sushi, and Pasta<br />

Exported to Countries Around the World for<br />

over 40 years - Sea Urchin Eggs<br />

Bosung Trading Co., Ltd. produces raw sea urchin<br />

eggs, frozen sea urchin eggs, pickled sea urchin eggs,<br />

and canned sea urchin eggs. Among these, the raw and<br />

pickled eggs are the main export items.<br />

The raw sea urchin eggs are supplied to Tsukiji<br />

Market (Japan’s largest market of marine products) in<br />

Tokyo during the main production season between<br />

May and August. Pickled sea urchin eggs reach the<br />

markets in Shimonoseki and Fukuoka as semiprocessed<br />

foods. A 40-year history of supply to over<br />

30 Japanese buyers is the best evidence of the trust that<br />

Bosung Trading Co., Ltd. has earned with its partners.<br />

Due to the nature of processed marine products,<br />

sanitation is a very important aspect of production.<br />

Bosung Trading Co., Ltd. closely supervises sanitary<br />

control in all its facilities. Foreign buyers often visit<br />

the sea urchin egg-processing plant to conduct random<br />

inspections, but sanitation has never become an<br />

issue. In order to maintain the freshness and increase<br />

the storability of the products, the company has developed<br />

its own packaging for the sea urchin eggs<br />

and applied for a patent.<br />

According to Yoon Il-hoon, the CEO of Bosung<br />

Trading Co., Ltd., “the Japanese are very selective in<br />

importing fishery products. That is why we are striving<br />

to accommodate the preferences of buyers and consumers<br />

by making it a rule to sort and process only the<br />

best-quality fresh sea urchin eggs for export to Japan.”<br />

Apart from the Japanese market, Bosung Trading<br />

Co., Ltd. is exploring other overseas markets such as<br />

Greater China (Hong Kong, Taiwan), the United<br />

States, and Europe. The canned sea urchin eggs are<br />

an item developed specifically for the purpose of<br />

market expansion. They can be stored for up to three<br />

years without any change in the unique, original taste.<br />

Thanks to this item, American and European consumers<br />

can now taste Korean sea urchin eggs.<br />

This year, the products of Bosung Trading Co.,<br />

Ltd. have entered global markets under the brand<br />

name “Sea-Tree.” A Taiwanese buyer has recently<br />

approached the company with a business offer because<br />

he believes importing canned sea urchin eggs<br />

has a good potential.<br />

Mr. Yoon says, “more people should have an opportunity<br />

to eat fish eggs, irrespective of their wealth.<br />

Soon, foreign consumers will enjoy Korean sea<br />

urchin eggs in various dishes, such as canape to go<br />

with wine, and pasta with sea urchin eggs.”<br />

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A bowl rice served with sea urchin eggs<br />

Inquiries Bosung Trading Co., Ltd. Tel +82-54-242-2690 Fax +82-54-242-3950 Email bosungm@yahoo.co.kr<br />

Pasta with sea urchin eggs<br />

26 Korea AgraFood<br />

Issue192 Sep. 2011<br />

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