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From Korean Farms to Dubai Tables: A Royal Endorsement Spurs New Culinary Chapter for Hanwoo Beef

LEE YEON SIL Reporter / Updated : 2025-08-21 07:15:49
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Seoul—A new era of culinary diplomacy is underway as Korea’s esteemed Hoengseong Hanwoo beef prepares for its grand debut in the affluent markets of the United Arab Emirates. This gastronomic bridge, a testament to the beef's unparalleled quality, was reportedly initiated by a high-profile endorsement from a member of the UAE royal family who, after a visit to Korea, became an ardent admirer of the exquisite flavor of Hoengseong's premium beef. This personal connection has rapidly transformed into a significant trade opportunity, signaling a robust new chapter for Korean agricultural exports.

The journey for this celebrated beef, raised in the pristine mountains of Gangwon Province, was cleared after its key producer, Hoengseong KC, successfully secured the coveted halal certification from UAE authorities. This rigorous process ensures the beef meets the strict dietary and preparation standards essential for the Middle Eastern market. With the final quarantine inspections now pending, the entire operation is poised for a groundbreaking launch. The anticipation is palpable, not just among distributors but also among the region's discerning gourmets, with whispers of a new exclusive Hanwoo restaurant already circulating in Dubai.

This venture is not a solo effort. It is the result of a landmark collaboration among Korea’s leading agricultural bodies. On March 27, a pivotal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed by four key organizations—the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation, Nonghyup Agribusiness Group, the Hanwoo Export Association, and Hoengseong KC. This collective commitment marks a strategic and decisive step towards establishing a strong foothold for Hanwoo in the UAE, a nation recognized as a central gateway to the broader Middle Eastern market. The export of this premium product not only signifies a commercial success but also serves as a cultural ambassador, introducing the world to the unique and superior taste of Korean cuisine. The future looks exceptionally promising as this luxurious delicacy prepares to grace the tables of one of the world's most vibrant culinary scenes.

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