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A Lotte Department Store employee introduces Shine muscat grapes selected by artificial intelligence for a sales event on Thursday.
Shine muscat, a grape of opulence, has single-handedly lifted up Korea's once-wilting grape industry.
From the majestic King's Berry that grows as large as a tennis ball to the pink-hued Snowberry, Korea's homegrown strawberry breeds are taking off beyond local borders.
Bunches of shine muscat grapes — a variety of sweet and seedless green grape that pioneered Korea's luxury fruits sector — will not be included in the upcoming Seollal (Lunar New Year) gift box that homemaker Kim Eun-jung is preparing to send to...
In Korea, apples and tangerines were traditional favorites. But grapes have slowly been taking the crown largely driven by the growing popularity of shine muscat grapes.
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