'Bizline Ep68 Chinese people\'s eating habits boosting meat prices?'

$'Bizline Ep68 Chinese people\'s eating habits boosting meat prices?'$

48:35 Jun 19, 2021 4 3

'[Issue] Food prices fluctuate sharply in line with eating habits of Chinese people? Some point out that the recent surge in prices of meat, tuna, salmon and oyster is because Chinese people enjoy eating them. Let\'s look into volatile food prices, fluctuating with Chinese people\'s eating habits which are changing amid higher income levels and increased number of supermarkets in China as the country gets urbanized. [Interview] Full-scale opening vs delaying, What is the future of Korea\'s rice market? Interviewee: Professor CHOI Won-mok, Ewha Law School, Ewha Womans University Korea has to inform the World Trade Organization by September whether it will open up the rice market or not. In a statement to the nation, the government plans to officially announce this week its position on the opening of the rice market. As the government seems to be putting more weight on opening the rice market, domestic agricultural organizations are raising their voices against this. So, which one is more beneficial to Korea, opening the rice market or extending the grace period? When the government makes a choice, what measures can minimize its damages? We will check what implications the opening of the rice market, which emerged as the hottest issue, will have on the economy. [Science&Technology] Technology to turn piloted aircraft into a pilotless aerial vehicle Korea Aerospace Research Institute has developed \'optional piloted vehicle, or OPV\', a technology that can transform piloted aircraft into an unmanned aerial vehicle remotely controlled from the ground. The vehicle can carry out a mission in an environment risky for human crew to handle themselves. It can also efficiently operate long duration of flight. We will take a look at the technology, currently owned by only a few countries, to transform a conventional aircraft into an unmanned aerial vehicle. [ICT] ICT craze in traditional markets The number of smart markets integrated with information and communications technology is increasing further in Korea. Junggok Jeil Market in Seoul has transformed the entire area of the marketplace into a Wi-Fi zone. It has also issued digital gift certificates to enable customers to buy goods at a lower price. The market provides online grocery shopping service and POS service to diverge from its traditional market aspects. In addition, Shingi Market in Incheon has established a smart delivery system. We will introduce the ICT craze in Korea\'s traditional markets. [Zoom in North Korea] Kim Il-sung Longevity Research Institute takes care of Kim family\'s health A research institute, which employees about 4,000 people, exists for the sole purpose of taking care of Kim Il-sung family\'s health? With a goal to turn all the food the Kim family eats into healthy, restorative food, the institute is developing liquors, cookies and even chewing gums suitable for the family members\' physical constitution. We will explore the confidential health management system of the Kim family through testimonies of North Korean defectors. '

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'Bizline Ep68 Chinese people\'s eating habits boosting meat prices?'

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