0. Executive Summary
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Judgment axis

Key judgment

Item IdentityThe representative plant entity of the baobab plant is Adansonia digitata L. of the Malvaceae family, and it is managed as an accepted species in Kew. ( Plants of the World Online )
Key roleIt is a multi-purpose African tree resource that separates the mature and internal naturally dried pulp to convert it into Fruit Pulp, Powder, Beverage Ingredient, etc., and utilizes seeds and oil through a separate supply chain.
Edible partsThe core product of No. 186 is fruit pulp . While leaves, seeds, and kernels have traditionally been consumed, their status as food ingredients varies by country and is verified separately. FAO data and AGRIS research confirm various food uses for baobab leaves, pulp, and seeds. ( Agris )
Harvesting principleRecord Species, Origin, Tree/Collection Area, Harvest Season, Fruit Maturity, and Fruit Integrity, and separate pulp, seeds, and peels from mature fruits. Enter specific harvest month and yield after obtaining regional formula/verified data.
Product separationIt branches into Whole Fruit → Fruit Pulp → Sifted Pulp → Powder / Beverage Ingredient and Whole Fruit → Seeds → Kernel/Oil.
Separation of similar itemsOther Adansonia species, such as Adansonia digitata and Madagascar, are managed as a separate Plant Entity. ( Plants of the World Online )
International food regulationsIn 2008, the EU approved dried fruit pulp of *A. digitata* as a Novel Food ingredient and listed it on the Union List as Baobab fruit pulp. ( EUR-Lex )
Domestic production statisticsThe latest government-approved statistics on the commercial cultivation area and production volume of baobab in South Korea were not verified in this v1.0; therefore, they will be entered later after verification of official raw data.
production structureInternationally, since supply chains based on local communities and the collection of native resources are important in addition to cultivation farms, Cultivated, Wild-collected, and Agroforestry varieties are managed separately. FAO data treats the baobab as a major tree food and agroforestry resource in sub-Saharan Africa. ( Open Knowledge FAO )
Supply and demand riskThe key issues are the mixing of species and origin, wild collection traceability, sustainable harvesting, fruit and pulp foreign matter, moisture and microorganisms, powder authenticity, particle size, seed contamination, import standards, exchange rates and logistics, and confusion regarding the use of seed oil.
Operating PrinciplesSpecies-Country-Collection/Farm Area-Tree/Harvest Lot-Fruit Lot-Pulp Batch-Powder/Oil Product-COA-Buyer Connect RFQ.
Final goalIt is to maintain the Parent Lot from production and collection to pulp, powder, seeds, and oil, and to connect it with the recurring procurement of global buyers.

Kew describes A. digitata as a tree that grows primarily in seasonally dry tropical biomes and explains that it is widely distributed in the arid regions of Africa. ( Plants of the World Online )

FAO materials related to Africa's Forgotten Foods also present the fruit pulp of Adansonia digitata as an edible food resource traded in the market . ( Knowledge for policy )

EU Commission Decision 2008/575/EC officially approved dried baobab fruit pulp as a Novel Food ingredient and mandated the use of "baobab fruit pulp" as a labeling name. This can be seen as a representative example of a traditional African food being transformed into a globally standardized food ingredient. ( EUR-Lex )

1. Plant Identity & Product Master

Basic fields

detail

Korean nameBaobab
English nameAfrican Baobab / Baobab
Representative scientific nameAdansonia digitata L.
classificationMalvaceae → Adansonia → A. digitata
Growth typelarge deciduous trees
Edible partsNo. 186 Key Point: Internal pulp of mature fruit
Separate management of edible potentialWhile leaves, seeds, and kernels have traditional uses as food, productization requires verification of regulations by country.
Non-edible · Separate managementPeel, woody bark, fiber, defective fruit, non-edible by-products
Major harvesting stagesVerification of mature fruit and sufficiently dried pulp by product
Basic product formWhole Fruit·Dried Fruit Pulp·Sifted Pulp·Powder·Beverage Ingredient·Seed·Oil
Basic processing stageHarvesting → Collection → Fruit Opening → Pulp & Seed Separation → Sieving → Grinding → Packaging / Seeds → Sorting → Shelling & Pressing
Basic useBeverages, smoothies, powders, confectionery, dairy products, cereals, sauces, food ingredients, oils
Similarity PrincipleOther Adansonia species are separate Plant Entity

Kew records A. digitata as an accepted species distributed in tropical and southern Africa and the southern Arabian Peninsula. ( Plants of the World Online )

Data from the FAO and AGRIS indicate that the fruit pulp, seeds, and leaves of the baobab have been used in various forms of traditional foods. In particular, studies have found instances where the pulp is utilized in beverages, while the seeds and kernels are used in sauces and fermented products. However, these traditional uses do not imply the same permissible range of food ingredients in Korea. ( AGRIS )

Product Master

Product

Product stage

Key Management Standards

Baobab Seed Lotbreeding materialsSpecies·Origin·Seed Lot
Baobab Seedling LotSeedling cultivationSeed Source · Plant ID
Baobab Tree EntityProduction woodTree ID·Origin·Ownership/Collection Right
Cultivated Baobab LotCultivation typeFarm · Tree Group · Management History
Wild-collected Baobab AreaSelf-collecting typeCollection Area·Community·Harvest Right
Mature Baobab FruitHarvested raw materialsMaturity, skin condition, and harvest time
Whole Dried FruitStored raw materialsFruit Integrity · Foreign Matter · Moisture
Baobab Fruit PulpKey edible ingredientsFruit Lot · Seed/Shell Separation · Moisture
Coarse Baobab PulpPrimary separationSeed and fiber mixing ratio
Sifted Baobab Pulpconstitutional productMesh · Particle Size · Foreign Matter
Baobab Fruit Pulp PowderpowderParent Pulp · Particle Size · Microorganisms
Fine Baobab PowderdifferentialMesh · Uniformity
Baobab Beverage IngredientBeverage ingredientsDispersibility, acidity, and solids
Baobab Puree/SlurryRehydration/FormulationPulp/Water Ratio · Process
Baobab Concentrated BaseConcentrated typeSolids · Formula
Baobab Food Blendmixed powderBaobab content · Other ingredients
Baobab SeedSeed raw materialsParent Fruit Lot · Moisture · Purity
Baobab KernelpeelingSeed Lot · Heating History
Baobab Seed OilSeed oilSeed/Kernel Lot · Pressing · Refining
Baobab Leaf ProductLeaf raw materialsCheck food allowances by country
Dried Baobab Leaf Powderleaf powderPlant Part Labeling · Country of Origin
Baobab Pomace/Fiberby-productSeparate verification for food/feed/material processing
OEM·PB Baobab Productfinished productIngredient Content · Formula · MOQ · Contract
2. Product Classification & Use Segmentation

Classification criteria

Subdivision type

Management principles

Plant classificationAdansonia digitataSeparated from Adansonia species
Botanical AliasA. bahobab et al. synonymManaged as an Alias ​​field
production methodWild-collected / Agroforestry / CultivatedSeparate Production Type
originCountry → Region → Collection Area/FarmTraceability
Edible partsFruit Pulp / Seed / LeafPlant Part required
Harvesting stageMature Whole FruitHarvest Status
Distribution methodsWhole Fruit PowderProduct Separation
Processing formCoarse/Sifted/Fine Powder·OilProcess Entity
Seed formWhole Seed, Kernel, OilIndependent Product
Final useBeverages, powders, confectionery, dairy products, sauces, oilsApplication
Transaction typeBulk · Import · Regular Supply · OEM · PBRFQ
Types of regulationGeneral Foods · EU Novel Food · Country-specific IngredientsRegulatory Entity
SustainabilityHarvest Right·Community·Tree ResourceESG/Supply field
3. Production, Harvest & Post-harvest

Kew describes A. digitata as a tree that grows primarily in seasonally dry tropical biomes . ( Plants of the World Online )

FAO agroforestry data shows that the baobab has been utilized as an important food and livelihood resource in the traditional parkland and tree food systems of sub-Saharan Africa. ( FAOHome )

step

Essential Dataset

Management purpose

Supply planSpecies·Origin·Production Type·BuyerSupply design
Securing seedsSpecies·Origin·Seed LotPlant Identity
Seedling cultivationSeedling ID · Germination · HealthCultivation-type production
Tree RegistrationTree ID · Location · Owner/Management EntityTraceability
Collection Area RegistrationCountry·Region·CommunityWild Supply
Farm ManagementFarm·Tree Density·Management MethodCultivated Supply
risingRainfall, temperature, dry season, droughtSupply Risk
soilSaturn, Drainage, Organic matterCultivation-type management
growthTree height, crown, flowering, fruitingProduction forecast
floweringSeason/WeatherFruit Forecast
moisturePollination eventFruit set
Fruit setFruit CountYield Forecast
Fruit growthSize and appearanceHarvest forecasting
Maturity assessmentFruit maturity·Shell conditionharvest
Harvesting and collectingDate · Tree/Area · WorkerHarvest Lot
Collection at the production siteHarvest Lot · WeightSupply
Appearance screeningDamage, mold, contaminationRaw Quality
Check dryness statusFruit/Pulp moistureStorage
Negligence openingShell openingPulp Processing
Pulp–Seed Separationpulp, seeds, fiberProduct Split
constitutionMesh · Foreign matterSifted Pulp
smashParticle size and equipmentPowder
metal detectionProcess ManagementForeign Matter
Microbiological testBatch SamplingSafety
Seed selectionMoisture and puritySeed Product
Seed sheddingKernel YieldOil Processing
pressureSeed/Kernel Oil YieldOil
Filtration and purificationProduct formFinished Oil
Retaking the waterBeverage BaseApplication
mixFormula · Other ingredientsBlend
packagingMoisture-proof, light-blocking, LotQuality maintenance
saveConditions by dried raw material and oilShelf-life
shipmentBuyer · Quantity · Datetransaction
4. Quality Specification & Lot Management

Quality items

Whole Fruit

Fruit Pulp

Powder

Seed/Oil

finished product

Public rating

SpeciesessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessiontrackingPublic/Verified
OriginessentialessentialsuccessionsuccessionmarkPublic/Verified
Production TypeWild/Agroforestry/CultivatedsuccessionsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified
Collection Area/FarmessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified
Tree/Harvest LotessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified/NDA
Harvest yearessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified
appearanceShell · Damage · ContaminationColor and uniformityColor and uniformitySeed/Oil AppearanceQCMember
weightessentialBatchBatchBatchBy productNDA
alien substancecheckcorecorecorecoreVerified
Shell FragmentcorecoreQCVerified
Seed FragmentcorecoreSeed ProductQCVerified
FiberProduct specificationsProduct specificationsBy productVerified
moisturestate of negligencecorecoreSeed CoreBy productVerified
IslandCoarse/SiftedcoreBy productVerified
pHProduct TestProduct TestBy productVerified/NDA
SandoProduct TestPowder ApplicationBy productVerified/NDA
microorganismRisk-basedcorecoreBy productConformity to standardsVerified/NDA
Mold and yeastOriginal material verificationcorecoreSave SeedConformity to standardsVerified/NDA
pesticide residuesCultivation type/Risk-basedtestRaw material inheritanceRaw material inheritanceConformity to standardsVerified/NDA
heavy metalsRisk-basedtesttestOil raw material verificationConformity to standardsVerified/NDA
metallic foreign matterProcess ManagementPowder coreConformity to standardsVerified/NDA
Constitutional historyessentialsuccessiontrackingNDA
Grinding historyessentialtrackingNDA
Seed SeparationcoreParent LotSeed Lot requiredtrackingNDA
Pressing and extractionOil is essentialtrackingNDA
Oil oxidationcoreBy productVerified/NDA
packagingraw materialsmoisture-proofMoisture-proof and light-blockingOil shadingessentialVerified
Expiration dateBy ingredientBy productBy productBy productessentialVerified
ShipmentessentialessentialessentialessentialessentialVerified
Returns and ClaimsrecordrecordrecordrecordrecordNDA
RepurchaseBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionNDA

Since EU 2008/575/EC specifies baobab dried fruit pulp as the approved ingredient, it is necessary to verify in the export RFQ for the EU that the Product Identity matches the scope of the relevant approval. ( EUR-Lex )
 

Lot Master Required Field

Lot ID · Item/Product Type · Scientific Name · Botanical Alias ​​· Plant Part (Fruit Pulp/Seed/Leaf) · Production Type (Wild/Agroforestry/Cultivated) · Country/Region/Collection Area/Farm · Producer/Collection Organization · Tree/Harvest Group · Harvest Year/Harvest Date · Fruit Integrity · Weight/Specifications/Grade · Shell/Seed/Fiber/Foreign Matter Inspection · Pesticide Use History (Cultivated Type) · Pesticide Residue/Microorganism/Mold/Yeast/Heavy Metal Test Report · Pulp Separation · Sieving Mesh · Grinding/Metal Detection History · Parent Fruit Lot · Seed Lot · Kernel/Pressing/Oil Processing History · Packaging Date · Best Before Date · Shipper · Returns/Claims · Repurchase

5. Korea Market & Demand Structure

Customers

Purchase criteria

Cooperation opportunities

imported food companiesSpecies·Origin·Fruit Pulp SpecAfrica RFQ
Powdered raw material distributorParticle size, moisture, microorganisms, OriginBulk Powder
Beverage manufacturerAcidity, Dispersibility, SolidsBeverage
Smoothie and juice companiesPulp Powder · BlendCafe/Foodservice
Dairy product manufacturerPowder · Acidity · DispersibilityYogurt
Cereal and granola manufacturersPowder·GranuleFood Ingredient
Confectionery and BakeryPowder · FlavorBakery
Sauce and jam manufacturersPulp·Puree BaseProcessed Food
General health foodsPowder · IngredientUtilization within general food regulations
HMRPowder · SauceApplication
Online/DistributionPowder·BlendRetail
OEM·PBDrink·Powder·BlendPrivate Label
Seed and Oil ProcessorSeed·KernelOil Processing
Cosmetics raw material companySeed OilFood grade and separate RFQ
Export and re-export companiesOrigin·EU Novel FoodGlobal Trade
Research InstituteCollection, Processing, Food, SustainabilityR&D
Fair Trade and Community Development OperatorsCommunity·TraceabilityESG Supply
6. Trade & Supply-chain Intelligence

In international trade of baobab, Whole Fruit / Dried Fruit Pulp / Powder / Leaf Powder / Seed / Seed Oil / Finished Blend are different products, so their HS and regulatory scope are not grouped together.

step

Key variables

Operational judgment

Habitat/FarmCountry·Area·SpeciesOrigin
Harvesting and collectingTree/Community·SeasonRaw Supply
Collection at the production siteHarvest Lot · WeightTraceability
Negligence openingHygiene · Pulp SeparationCore Processing
constitutionRemoval of foreign matter/seed/shellFood Grade
smashMesh·Metal DetectionPowder
Seed separationSeed YieldBy-product
Seed OilPressing and refiningOil Product
Export PackingMoisture Bag LotLogistics
International shippingDry Container · HumidityQuality
Korean importsHS·Food RegulationCompliance
Domestic subdivisionLot InheritanceDistribution
Blending · OEMFormulaValue Add
EU exportsNovel Food complianceGlobal RFQ
deliveryBuyer SpecContract
RepurchaseQuality · Origin · PriceSupplier Score

Trade Dataset

item

v1.0 processing

Whole Baobab Fruit HSFuture verification of the Korea Customs Service's current HS-K
Dried Fruit Pulp HSVerification by Product Description
Baobab Powder HSVerification by ingredient and degree of processing
Baobab Leaf Powder HSCheck separately from Fruit Pulp
Baobab Seed HSClassification for edible, sowing, and processing use
Baobab Seed Oil HSVerification of vegetable oil subclassification
Baobab Extract HSVerification by extract type
Korea's import volumeInput after official verification of raw data
Korean import valueInput after official verification of raw data
Major countries of originCheck raw data by country of origin with the Korea Customs Service
Major African suppliersInput after verifying the actual customs clearance and supplier datasets
Customs clearance unit priceCalculation only within the same HS, Product, and Unit
EU Novel FoodCheck Fruit Pulp Application Scope
QuarantineClassification of Seed·Whole Fruit·Processed Powder
FTAVerification by Country, HS, and Criteria of Origin
food regulationsProduct unit management by Korea, EU, and destination country
7. Processing, By-products & PRP Intelligence

Products and processes

Key conditions

RFQ conversion

Whole Mature FruitSpecies·Origin·Fruit IntegrityRaw Material RFQ
Fruit PulpShell·Seed Separation·MoistureCore Ingredient
Coarse PulpForeign matter, Seed, FiberPrimary Processor
Sifted PulpMesh·Foreign MatterFood Manufacturer
Fine PowderParticle size and microorganismsFood Ingredient
Beverage PowderDispersibility and acidityBeverage
Rehydrated PulpPowder/Water · ViscosityCafe/Foodservice
Food BlendBaobab ratio · Other ingredientsOEM/PB
SeedParent Fruit · MoistureSeed Processor
KernelDehulling · PurityOil Processor
Seed OilPressing, refining, oxidationFood/Cosmetic RFQ
Leaf ProductPlant Part · OriginVerification of current food regulations
Leaf PowderDryness and particle sizeCheck destination country regulations
Fruit Shellby-productReview of fuel, materials, compost, etc.
Pulp FiberConstitutional residueVerification of food material potential
Seed Cakeoil byproductsSeparate verification for food, feed, and compost
Reject FruitMold and damageFood supply chain exclusion

The FAO AGRIS data reports various traditional foods utilizing baobab pulp, leaves, seeds, and kernels. In particular, since pulp-based drinks and seed/kernel-based sauces and fermented foods are distinguished, the Product Part is not integrated. ( Agris )

PRP — Product Research Profile

PRP

Key research questions

Origin PRPWhich country, region, or community's A. digitata is it?
Wild Collection PRPAre extraction rights, sustainability, and tree resources verified?
Whole Fruit PRPHow do fruit ripeness, breakage, and contamination affect raw material quality?
Fruit Pulp PRPAre the moisture, foreign matter, and microorganisms of the pulp separated from the Fruit Lot suitable?
Powder PRPParent Pulp · Mesh · Metal Detection · Is Authenticity Clear?
Beverage PRPAre the acidity, dispersibility, and solid content suitable for the beverage Buyer Spec?
Seed PRPAre the Parent Fruit Lot and Seed Yield tracked?
Seed Oil PRPIs the management of Seed/Kernel, Pressing, Refining, and Oxidation clear?
EU Novel Food PRPDoes the product match the approved Baobab fruit pulp range?
ESG PRPIs there a Community, Harvest Right, and sustainable basis for collection?
Export PRPDoes it meet HS, food regulations, microbiology, and Buyer Specs?
8. AX Transformation

first of all

Execution item

Performance indicators

1Species·Origin·Production Type·Harvest Lot required valuesEssential Field Completion Rate
2Separation of Whole Fruit·Pulp·Powder·Seed·Oil ProductProduct identification rate
3Building Tree/Collection Area–Supplier RelationshipOrigin Traceability
4Digital records of harvest and collection volumeCollection Coverage
5Fault Appearance AI ScreeningReject Detection
6AI Image Inspection of Pulp Color and Foreign ObjectsQC accuracy
7Sieve Mesh · Automatic Particle Size RecordingBatch Consistency
8Metal Detection Result Lot ConnectionSafety Coverage
9Moisture, Microorganisms, and COA Automatic ConnectionCertificate connection rate
10Fruit → Pulp Yield Data ConversionPulp Yield
11Fruit → Seed Yield Data ConversionSeed Recovery
12Seed → Oil Yield Data ConversionOil Yield
13Country/Region Yield ForecastSupply Forecast
14Building Community Supplier ScoreSupplier Reliability
15Sustainable Extraction Indicator LinkageESG Coverage
16Product–Buyer AI MatchRFQ → Sample Conversion Rate
17Exchange Rate, Logistics, and Inventory ForecastSupply Risk
18Buyer Ratings & Repurchase LinkRepeat Order Rate
9. Industry Problem Bank

Problem group

Problem Definition

Required data

Mixed SpeciesIntegrating other Adansonia species into BaobabScientific Name
Botanical Alias ​​ConfusionIn the past, synonyms were mistaken for different speciesTaxonomy
Origin unknownDisconnection from tracking of country, region, and collection locationOrigin
Wild/Cultivated MixAlthough the production methods differ, they are managed using the same raw materials.Production Type
Collection and supply rights unknownOpaque nature of local resource trading entitiesHarvest Right
SustainabilityPossibility of excessive harvesting of leaves, bark, and fruitHarvest Pressure
Tree Resource AgingDifficulty in predicting long-term supplyTree Population
Yield fluctuationsDifferences in fruit production by climate and individualHarvest Data
Negligence contaminationContamination on the ground, during storage, and during transportationHarvest Handling
Shell breakageRisk of internal pulp contaminationFruit Integrity
Pulp moisture variationDifferences in shelf life and powder qualityMoisture
Mold and yeastSafety of stored raw materialsMicrobiology
alien substanceContamination of Shell, Seed, Fiber, Stone, etc.Foreign Matter
Powder particle size variationBuyer Usability DifferencesMesh
metallic foreign matterGrinding Process RiskMetal Detection
Parent Lot DisconnectionUnable to trace the collection site from the powderGenealogy
Seed mixingFruit Pulp Grade DegradationSeed Fragment
Fruit Pulp–Leaf ConfusionDifferent Plant PartProduct Master
Seed Oil Specifications UnknownMixed use for food and cosmeticsIntended Use
Functional exaggerationExpanding research data into the efficacy of the finished productRegulatory Status
EU Novel Food range errorExpanding Fruit Pulp permission to other areasRegulatory Entity
HS classification errorPulp, Powder, Seed, and Oil differencesHS Mapping
Discrepancy with import standardsDifferences in microorganisms, product form, and labelingBuyer/Regulation
Community Benefit UnknownDifficulty in verifying supply chain ESG performanceSupplier Payment
Fluctuations in exchange rates and logistics costsFluctuations in African procurement costsTrade/FX
Repurchase not reflectedActual Buyer evaluation unlinked to Supplier improvementBuyer Evaluation
10. Farmer RFQ & Collaboration Model

RFQ Type

Public Registration

Verify/NDA

Baobab Seed SupplySpecies·OriginSupplier · Quantity · Unit Price
Seedling supplySpecies·OriginNursery · Lot · Price
Whole Fruit SalesCountry·Region·Harvest YearCommunity · Quantity · Price
Wild-collected FruitRegion · Collection TypeHarvest Right · Quantity
Cultivated FruitFarm·OriginArea, Production Volume, Contract
Fruit PulpSpecies · Origin · General StandardsMoisture·COA·Unit Price
Sifted PulpMesh · General GradeForeign Matter · Price
Fine PowderGrain Size · OriginParent Lot·COA
Beverage PowderUses and DispersibilitySpec · Actual Unit Price
Food BlendBaobab contentFormula · Price
SeedParent Fruit · OriginVolume · Seed Yield
KernelOrigin · Standard SpecificationsDescarburization yield · price
Seed OilRaw Material Part/Process TypeCOA · Yield · Unit Price
Leaf ProductPlant Part · OriginDomestic/Destination Country Permissible Range
OEM·PBPowder · Drink · BlendMOQ · Formula
EU exportsFruit Pulp · OriginNovel Food·COA·HS
Korean importsProduct/OriginHS, Volume, and Customs Clearance Conditions
Regular supplyPulp/Powder · PeriodMonthly Volume and Unit Price
Local community cooperationCollection AreaContract · Benefit Sharing
Sustainability DemonstrationTree/Area·HarvestESG Evidence
Technology demonstrationPulp Yield · Sorting · Foreign Matterraw data
Research cooperationProcessing · Storage · Seed/OilIP · Exam materials
11. RFQ Request First

① Need Products & Materials

Companies and institutions seeking necessary products, agricultural products, raw materials, and processed goods register purchasing demands. Registered requests are utilized to review cooperation with potential suppliers and producers based on the RFQ Intelligence Library.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Supplier/Product Review → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Matching

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② We are looking for production and manufacturing partners. (Need Suppliers & Manufacturers)

Register a request to find necessary production and supply partners, ranging from farms and producer organizations to processing companies, OEM, ODM, and private label manufacturers.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Review of Production & Manufacturing Capabilities → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Partner Matching

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③ We are looking for domestic and international buyers. (Need Buyers)

Farmers, producer organizations, and manufacturing companies are requesting cooperation with new buyers, such as domestic and international distributors, importers, brand companies, and food service and catering businesses.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Product & Supply Capability Review → Market & Buyer Connection → Future AI Buyer Matching

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Version History

Version

Main contents

situation

v1.0Plant Identity · Fruit Pulp Centered · Wild/Agroforestry/Cultivated · Pulp · Powder · Seed · Oil · EU Novel Food · RFQ Basic Structure Registrationcomplete
v1.1Verification of domestic food ingredient permissible range, Africa production statistics, Korean HS code, import volume, and official raw data of the country of originexpected
v2.0Quality, Sustainability, Processing, and PRP Segmentation by Whole Fruit, Fruit Pulp, Sifted Pulp, Powder, Seed, and Seed Oilexpected
v3.0African Community/Farm–Collection Area–Processor–Exporter–Combination of Korean Food·Beverage·PB·Global Buyer Verified Containerexpected