After a week-long stay in Seoul, South Korea, Governor Jim Pillen and a team of Nebraska representatives have now reached Tokyo, Japan, to advance their trade mission.
Per the Governor's Office, the focal point of this mission is to champion Nebraska's agricultural strengths. Beyond agriculture, the delegation is also keen on exploring avenues to strengthen ties and partnerships in East Asia, with an emphasis on expanding Nebraska's clean hydrogen sector.
The South Korean market, thriving with its dynamic economy, remains an attractive prospect for the Nebraska delegation. Recognizing its potential, Governor Pillen expressed enthusiasm about diving deeper into this market.
Insights from the president of a key agricultural organization highlighted the shifting dietary preferences in South Korea. It was observed that the consumption patterns are veering towards meat protein, indicating a decrease in rice intake.
This trade mission underlines the significance of understanding international markets and fostering collaborations that benefit sectors like agriculture and clean energy.
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