'Regional treasures': South Korea and Japan step up fight against country-of-origin food fraud

By Pearly Neo

01-Mar-2022 - Last updated on 01-Mar-2022 at 02:18 GMT

Both the South Korean and Japanese governments have moved to reinforce the robustness of their food authenticity systems against Geographical Indication (GI) and country-of-origin adulteration via initiatives including a new operational council and strict crackdowns.

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