Seafood in the sun, kind of: Fresh catches dry in Busan
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Seafood in the sun, kind of: Fresh catches dry in Busan

Published: 20 Jan. 2025, 18:52
Fish and other seafood catches are set out to dry in Busan on Jan. 20. [YONHAP]

Fish and other seafood catches are set out to dry in Busan on Jan. 20. [YONHAP]

 
Fish and other seafood catches are set out to dry in Busan on Jan. 20.
 
Seafood exports in 2024 rose 1.2 percent on year, hitting $3.03 billion, with seaweed and tuna leading the way. Minister of Oceans and Fisheries Kang Do-hyung set a goal of expanding abalone and oyster exports this year.
tags Korea Busan Seafood

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