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Korean War Indirect Boost For U.S. Farmer
South Korea, a major U.S. agricultural market created by wartime aid, bought 1.8 billion dollars of U.S. farm goods in the last fiscal year, though access remains gated by permits and administration. While Korea remains a valuable market, it increasingly competes with China and other suppliers as it reduces reliance on U.S. exports amid broader trade liberalization efforts.
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Washington
South Korea
U.S
Agriculture Department
Dan Conable
Seoul
United States
Conable
Foreign Agriculture Magazine
China
Japan
Korea
James Swain
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service