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Pain in the neck

Published: 28 Jun. 2015, 19:57
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A customer checks the price of moksal (pork neck) at a discount store in Seoul on Sunday. With the growing popularity of low-fat pork, the average wholesale price of moksal, at 13,642 won per kilogram ($11.99 per 2.2 pounds), surpassed samgyeopsal (pork belly), at 13,610 won per kilogram, for the first time in the country, the Korea Rural Economic Institute said. [NEWSIS]
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