Gov't pumping 150 billion won to fight inflating produce prices
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Published: 17 Mar. 2024, 17:43

Gov't pumping 150 billion won to fight inflating produce prices

A customer shops for vegetables at a discount mart in downtown Seoul on Sunday. [YONHAP]

A customer shops for vegetables at a discount mart in downtown Seoul on Sunday. [YONHAP]

 
A customer shops for vegetables at a discount mart in downtown Seoul on Sunday.
 
The Korean government has allocated an additional 150 billion won ($113 million) to stabilize the surging prices of agricultural products. The budget will be used to cut the prices of fruits and vegetables.
 

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