The National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service announced that from Tuesday through Sept. 9 it will inspect shops on whether they have properly labeled the country of origin for the food products including vegetables, fruits and meat.
A fruit stand at a traditional market in Seoul on Tuesday. The National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service announced that from Tuesday through Sept. 9 it will inspect shops on whether they have properly labeled the country of origin for the food products including vegetables, fruits and meat. With the Chuseok holidays nearing, some stores have falsely stated the origin of products, especially those used during rites. The surge in food products especially due to the recent downpour has become a major concern with some trying to profit from the situation. [YONHAP]
![A fruit stand at a traditional market in Seoul on Tuesday. The National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service announced that from Tuesday through Sept. 9 it will inspect shops on whether they have properly labeled the country of origin for the food products including vegetables, fruits and meat. With the Chuseok holidays nearing, some stores have falsely stated the origin of products, especially those used during rites. The surge in food products especially due to the recent downpour has become a major concern with some trying to profit from the situation. [YONHAP]](https://img2.daumcdn.net/thumb/R658x0.q70/?fname=https://t1.daumcdn.net/news/202208/16/koreajoongangdaily/20220816184012706xzuh.jpg)