ࡱ> hUM ɏbjbj== ɉWWˇol2 2 2 2    ~iii8"jk~pb>mdp(pppw {t4}$ 9 }vw"}}2 2 pp*}"2 p p}ʅN @ p2m `~lZi~.S0$@0p$@~&  2 2 2 2   Required Report - public distribution Date: 7/29/2005 GAIN Report Number: KS5037 KS5037 Korea, Republic of Food and Agricultural Import Regulations and Standards Country Report 2005 Approved by: Larry M. Senger U.S. Embassy Prepared by: Stan Phillips // Seung Ah Chung  Report Highlights: Updated on July 31, 2005 Section Updated: Section I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, IX, X  Includes PSD Changes: No Includes Trade Matrix: No Annual Report Seoul [KS1] [KS] Table of Contents TOC \o "1-5" \h \z   HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738310" SECTION I. FOOD LAWS  PAGEREF _Toc110738310 \h 4  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738311" SECTION II. LABELING REQUIREMENTS  PAGEREF _Toc110738311 \h 13  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738312" SECTION III. PACKAGING & CONTAINER REQUIREMENTS  PAGEREF _Toc110738312 \h 26  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738313" SECTION IV. FOOD ADDITIVES REGULATIONS  PAGEREF _Toc110738313 \h 27  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738314" SECTION V. PESTICIDE & OTHER CONTAMINANTS  PAGEREF _Toc110738314 \h 28  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738315" SECTION VI. OTHER REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS  PAGEREF _Toc110738315 \h 30  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738316" SECTION VII. OTHER SPECIFIC STANDARDS  PAGEREF _Toc110738316 \h 32  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738317" SECTION VIII. COPYRIGHT/TRADEMARK LAW  PAGEREF _Toc110738317 \h 34  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738318" SECTION IX. IMPORT PROCEDURES  PAGEREF _Toc110738318 \h 35  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738319" SECTION X. APPENDIX  PAGEREF _Toc110738319 \h 42  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738320" APPENDIX I. PRIMARY KOREAN FOOD AGENCIES  PAGEREF _Toc110738320 \h 42  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738321" APPENDIX II. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) ENQUIRY POINT  PAGEREF _Toc110738321 \h 43  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738322" APPENDIX III. LIST OF AVAILABLE REGULATIONS  PAGEREF _Toc110738322 \h 44  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738323" APPENDIX IV. STANDARDS FOR PACKAGING, CONTAINER OR EQUIPMENT FOR FOOD PRODUCTS  PAGEREF _Toc110738323 \h 45  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc110738324" APPENDIX V. U.S. LABORATORIES ACCREDITED BY KOREAN GOVERNMENT (KFDA)  PAGEREF _Toc110738324 \h 46  FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS REPORT (FAIRS) REPUBLIC OF KOREA LAST UPDATED: JULY 31, 2005 SECTION(S) LAST UPDATED: SECTIONS I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, IX, X DISCLAIMER: This report was prepared by the Office of Agricultural Affairs of the USDA/Foreign Agricultural Service in Seoul, Korea for U.S. exporters of domestic food and agricultural products. While every possible care was taken in the preparation of this report, information provided may not be completely accurate either because policies have changed since its preparation, or because clear and consistent information about theses policies was not available. It is highly recommended that U.S. exporters verify the full set of import requirements with their foreign customers, who are normally best equipped to research such matters with local authorities, before any goods are shipped FINAL IMPORT APPROVAL OF ANY PRODUCT IS SUBJECT TO THE IMPORTING COUNTRYS RULES AND REGULATIONS AS INTERPRETED BY BORDER OFFICIALS AT THE TIME OF PRODUCT ENTRY. SECTION I. FOOD LAWS Following are the responsibilities of ministries and agencies involved with the Korean food system along with a brief description of relevant food laws. A. Ministry of Health & Welfare: The Ministry of Health & Welfare (MHW) relinquished most of its food regulation authorities to the Korea Food & Drug Administration (KFDA) in 1998. It did retain authority to legislate changes to the Food Sanitation Act and the Functional Food Act and their implementing Presidential Decree and Ministerial Ordinance. As MHW continues its reorganization, its direct linkage to food regulation fades. Today only one division within MHW oversees food policy and industry, whereas in 1998 a bureau handled these responsibilities. 1. Food Sanitation Act The Food Sanitation Act is legislated by the National Assembly and is the legal basis for the food safety-related work conducted by MHW and KFDA. The Act aims to contribute to the improvement of national health by improving the quality of food nutrition and by preventing sanitary hazards and harm caused by food products. 2. Presidential Decree to the Food Sanitation Act The Presidential Decree establishes provisions to implement the Food Sanitation Act. The decree provides more defined guidance on interpretation and implementation of the Food Sanitation Act. 3. Ministerial Ordinance to the Food Sanitation Act The Ministerial Ordinance to the Food Sanitation Act prescribes more detailed guidance on how the Food Sanitation Act and Presidential Decree are to be implemented. This ordinance provides the nuts and bolts for conducting food related business in Korea, including the relevant penalties for compliance failure. The Ordinance also includes samples of the various types of forms needed in conducting food related business, including food imports. Other more detailed standards and regulations guiding food related business in Korea are provided in the form of the Food Code, Food Additive Code, Guidelines, Notices, etc. These detailed standards and regulations are the responsibility of KFDA. 4. Functional Food Act The Functional Food Act, legislated by the Korean National Assembly, is the legal basis for MHW and KFDA oversight of functional foods (health foods & nutritional supplements). The Act aims to contribute to the improvement of national health and consumer protection by improving the safety and quality of functional foods and encouraging sound distribution and sales of such products. 5. Presidential Decree to the Functional Food Act The Presidential Decree, issued December 18, 2003, established provisions to implement matters regulated by the Functional Food Act. 6. Ministerial Ordinance to the Functional Food Act The Ministerial Ordinance, issued January 31, 2004, prescribed more detailed guidance on how the Functional Food Act and its Presidential Decree are to be implemented. This ordinance includes inspection of imported functional food, penalties for violations, applications for import inspection, advertisement, etc. Other more detailed standards and regulations guiding functional food related business in Korea are provided in the form of the Functional Food Code, Guidelines for Labeling of Functional Food, Guidelines for Advertisement of Functional Food, relevant Notices, etc. These detailed standards and regulations are the responsibility of KFDA. B. Korea Food & Drug Administration: KFDA is the principle government agency charged with ensuring that foods are safe, sound, wholesome and correctly labeled. KFDA is also responsible for ensuring that medicines are safe, effective, and that side effects are properly noted. Except for 104 meat, poultry and dairy products (which are regulated by the Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry per the Livestock Product Processing Control Act), KFDA is responsible for setting and implementing standards and specifications for food in general, functional food, food additives, food packaging, containers and equipment. KFDA standards and specifications apply both to domestically produced and imported food products. Specific to imported food products, KFDA inspects products under provisions provided in the Inspection Guidelines for Imported Food, etc. KFDA provides the English translation of this guideline on its website, although that information may not be the most updated version. The English translation is available on the KFDAs English website at  HYPERLINK "http://www.kfda.go.kr/eng/download/eng2000-20.doc" http://www.kfda.go.kr/eng/download/eng2000-20.doc. KFDA also sets and implements regulations governing safety assessment of agricultural products enhanced through biotechnology (GMO) and GMO labeling requirements for processed food products manufactured using GMO ingredients. Per the KFDA Guidelines for Recombinant Food Labeling, established in August 2000, starting July 13, 2001, KFDA implemented labeling requirements for processed food products containing GMO soybeans and corn, or their derivatives, as one or more of the top five major ingredients. Moreover, KFDA establishes the Korean Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Point (HACCP) and recall systems for food products (excluding meat, poultry, egg and dairy products). KFDA also regulates non-food related products, including cosmetics, vaccines, blood products, medical devices and radiation-emitting products. To support its science-based regulatory decisions, KFDA oversees the National Institute of Toxicological Research, which utilizes in vitro and in vivo analytical methods focused on the research and development of effective testing methods. In KFDA headquarters in Seoul, there is one bureau encompassing four divisions and two of the six departments are dedicated exclusively to food related issues. KFDA headquarters also oversees six regional KFDA offices. KFDA publishes its food-related regulations, including the Food Code, Food Additive Code, Labeling Standards for Food et al, Labeling Standards for Recombinant Food, Guidelines for Safety Assessment for Recombinant Food, functional food regulations, etc., on its website: http://www.kfda.go.kr. 1. Food Code The Food Code stipulates standards and specifications for manufacturing, processing, usage, cooking, storage of food and equipment, containers and packaging for food products. It specifies the standards for maximum residue levels of agricultural chemicals, antibiotics, synthetic antibiotics, hormones, radioactive ray standards, testing methods, etc. The Food Code contains general standards and specifications governing food products and individual standards and specifications for 151 food categories, delineated into 20 groups. A revision made on May 24, 2004 expanded the list of food products for which irradiation is permitted under the food code. A revision issued on April 8, 2005 established new Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) and modified existing MRLs. The Food Code was last updated June 22, 2005. 2. Food Additive Code The Food Additive Code defines standard specifications for individual food additives and usage standards. As of July 2005, the Food Additive Code listed standards for 420 types of chemical synthetics, 195 types of natural food additives, and 7 types of mixed food additives. Korea utilizes a positive list system for food additives meaning the only approved food additives are those that are approved for a specific use in the Additive Code. The June 2005 version is the latest edition of the Additive Code. 3. Labeling Standards for Food et al. Labeling Standards for Food et al. aims to promote the sanitary treatment of food products, et al., and to provide accurate information to consumers. The labeling standards for food, food additives and packaging are based on Article 10 of the Food Sanitation Act. The revision, dated July 2000, introduced the principal display panel labeling requirement, the labeling criteria for organic products, etc., and removed the food category labeling requirement for the majority of food products. A revision in March 2003 introduced labeling requirements for 11 food products that could be considered allergens. The latest revision, issued March 7, 2005, requires that all ingredients must be listed on the product label, high caffeine content must be declared, and additional nutrition labeling must be added to the label among other requirements. See Section II for details. 4. Labeling Standards for Recombinant Food (i.e., Labeling standards for processed food products containing ingredients enhanced through biotechnology) In August 2000, KFDA released the Labeling Standards for Recombinant Food. Starting July 13, 2001, mandatory labeling went into effect for 27 items. The standards require labeling of processed food products and unprocessed corn or soybeans used for further processing with 3 percent or higher GMO corn or soybean content. See Section II for details. 5. Functional Food Code The Functional Food Code was established on January 31, 2004 and revised on May 26, 2005. The Code contains general standards and specifications governing functional food, and individual standards and specifications for 37 categories. Functional foods must be in the form of tablet, pill, capsule, granule, powder, or liquid. A food product that meets the criteria of one of 37 defined categories is permitted to carry a health efficacy claim. Anyone wishing to export a functional food that is not one of 37 categories specified in the Code can apply to KFDA for: 1) recognition of raw materials that have specific health effects (efficacy); and, 2) recognition of the new category. Details about recognition procedures, required documents, etc., are provided on the KFDA website at  HYPERLINK "http://www.kfda.go.kr" www.kfda.go.kr in the Korean language. C. Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry: The Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry (MAF) is responsible for establishing regulations and standards related to agricultural products, including livestock and dairy products. Several agencies within MAF are responsible for issuing and enforcing regulations. The National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service (NVRQS) is responsible for implementing regulations pertaining to both domestic and imported animals and livestock products. The National Plant Quarantine Service (NPQS) is responsible for implementing regulations pertaining to plants. The National Agricultural Product Quality Management Service (NAQS) is responsible for setting quality standards and grades for agricultural products, such as organic standards for agricultural produce, and enforcing country of origin marks. In 2000, MAF designated NAQS as its official inspection agency for testing of GMO products. The primary role of the Rural Development Administration (RDA) is research and development of new agricultural technologies and extension work. RDA is pro-biotechnology and is actively pursuing GMO research for several products common in the Korean diet. RDA is also conducting environmental risk assessments of biotech crops. Given its technical expertise, RDA is the technical advisor on MAF policy toward GMO products. Starting March 2001, RDA began inspecting GMO products for one year and transferring its technical expertise to NAQS. Since March 2002, NAQS has fully taken over the responsibility of GMO inspection, including random sampling of products from retail markets and testing for GMO content. In 2001, MAF established the "GMO Task Force Team," which oversaw labeling enforcement for unprocessed GMO commodities (soybeans, corn, soybean sprouts, and potatoes), to achieve smooth enforcement of new GMO labeling requirements. In 2002, however, the team was disbanded and the Food Industry Division, MAF took over the function. In 2003, MAF established a new division, Consumer Safety Division, responsible for GMO labeling and consumer policy, to meet consumers high expectations for safe agriculture and livestock products. 1. National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service The National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service (NVRQS) provides effective sanitary control of animal origin products from farm to table. NVRQS was established August 1, 1998, when the National Animal Quarantine Service and the National Veterinary Research Institute were merged. NVRQS is responsible for setting and implementing standards and specifications and labeling requirements for 104 meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products in accordance with the Livestock Product Processing Control Act. These standards and specifications apply to both domestically produced and imported food products. NVRQS is responsible for operating HACCP and recalls for meat, poultry, eggs and dairy products. NVRQS headquarters, in Anyang, has three departments and fifteen divisions. NVRQS has five regional offices with 16 district offices. 2. National Plant Quarantine Service The purpose of the National Plant Quarantine Service (NPQS) is to prevent the introduction of harmful weeds, pests and disease originating from imported plants, fruits and vegetables. NPQS conducts a pest risk analysis and determines the appropriate eradication method for detected pests. NPQS sets and enforces quarantine requirements for imported plants, fruits and vegetables. NPQS headquarters, in Anyang, has five divisions and five regional offices with 22 district offices located in major Korean cities and ports. 3. Rural Development Administration The Rural Development Administration (RDA) is responsible for developing the rural sector and administering policies on research and development, extension service, and training for farmers. Under RDA there are eight research institutes, and the Korea National Agricultural College. The research institutes include: National Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology, National Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology, National Institute of Agricultural Engineering, National Institute of Highland Agriculture, National Institute of Subtropical Agriculture, National Livestock Research Institute, National Horticultural Research Institute, and National Institute of Crop Science With regards to biotechnology, RDA is conducting environmental risk assessments of biotech crops on a voluntary basis and developing GMO detection testing methods. RDA will conduct mandatory environmental risk assessments of biotech crops when the Act on Transboundary Movement, Etc., of Living Modified Organisms (LMO Act) goes into effect. The LMO Act is Koreas enforcement legislation for the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety. The National Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology (NIAB) is developing eighteen biotech-enhanced agricultural commodities with 45 varieties. Included are rice, chili (red pepper), potato, Chinese cabbage, cabbage, Perilla seed, tomato, apple, watermelon, cucumber, chrysanthemum, swine, chicken, etc. NIAB has been doing field trials of herbicide resistant rice and virus resistant potatoes for years and is planning to commercialize those crops in the next three to four years. 4. National Agricultural Product Quality Management Service The National Agricultural Product Quality Management Service (NAQS) is responsible for setting quality standards and grades for agricultural products, enforcing country of origin marks and GMO labeling requirements in the marketplace, and accrediting certifiers of non-processed organic produce. NAQS is the designated official inspection agency for labeling of unprocessed GMO commodities. NAQS collects samples from retail markets and tests products for GMO content with testing methods developed by RDA. 5. Acts, Regulations, Guidelines, etc., Governed by MAF or its Agencies Korean language text is available on the MAFs website: http://www.maf.go.kr. (1) Livestock Processing Control Act This Act aims to promote the sound development of the livestock industry and to improve public health by ensuring sanitary treatment and quality improvement of livestock products. To this end, the Act specifies requirements for the slaughter and treatment of livestock and the processing, distribution and inspection of livestock products. The Act is the legal basis for setting health standards provided in the Livestock Code (excluding antibiotic standards for meat, poultry and dairy products governed under the Food Sanitation Act). (2) Presidential Decree to the Livestock Product Processing Control Act The Presidential Decree aims to establish matters delegated by the Livestock Product Processing Control Act and matters necessary to enforce the Act. (3) Ministerial Ordinance to the Livestock Product Processing Control Act The Ministerial Ordinance aims to establish matters delegated by the Livestock Product Processing Control Act and the Presidential Decree thereof, and matters necessary for the enforcement of the Act and the Decree. The ordinance establishes the basics needed to conduct livestock product business and the relevant penalties, for non-compliance. It also provides samples of forms needed to conduct such business. (4) Livestock Code The Livestock Code provides health standards for meat, poultry and dairy products, such as microorganism standards, criteria and standards for livestock products, etc. (excluding antibiotic standards which are defined in the Food Code under the Food Sanitation Act). The current Livestock Code is drawn from the 1996 Food Code. The February 2005 version is the latest edition of the Code. (5) Livestock Epidemics Prevention & Control Act The Livestock Epidemics Prevention & Control Act aims to contribute to the development of the livestock industry and to improve public health by preventing the outbreak and spread of livestock epidemics. This Act focuses on live animals, whereas the Livestock Processing Control Act focuses on livestock products. (6) Presidential Decree to the Livestock Epidemics Prevention & Control Act The Presidential Decree aims to establish matters delegated by the Livestock Epidemics Prevention & Control Act and matters necessary to enforce the Act. (7) Ministerial Ordinance to the Livestock Epidemics Prevention & Control Act The Ministerial Ordinance aims to establish matters delegated by the Livestock Epidemics Prevention & Control Act and the Presidential Decree thereof, and matters necessary for the enforcement of the Act and the Decree. (8) Import Health Requirements for Various Animals Live animals and animal products should be in accordance with the standards as specified by the relevant MAF provisions issued through the Animal Health Division (AHD). AHD sets regulations and the National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service (NVRQS) enforces them. Koreas health requirements for livestock and products can be accessed in English through the website of the  HYPERLINK "http://www.fsis.usda.gov/Frame/FrameRedirect.asp?main=http://www.fsis.usda.gov/OFO/export/KOREASO.htm" Food Safety & Inspection Service (FSIS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. (9) Labeling Standards for Livestock Products This set of standards aims to promote the sanitary and seamless processing and control of livestock products et al. It is required for providing accurate information to consumers by defining the labeling standards for livestock products and containers, equipment, packaging and stamping colorings based on Article 6-1 of the Livestock Processing Control Act. The August 2004 version is the latest edition. (10) Plant Protection Act The Plant Protection Act aims to contribute to the safety and promotion of agriculture and forestry production by establishing quarantine regulations for imported/exported and domestic plants, and for the prevention and eradication of destructive animals and plants. (11) Presidential Decree to the Plant Protection Act The Presidential Decree aims to establish matters delegated by the Plant Protection Act and matters necessary to enforce the Act. (12) Ministerial Ordinance to the Plant Protection Act The Ministerial Ordinance aims to establish matters delegated by the Plant Protection Act and the Presidential Decree thereof, and matters necessary for the enforcement of the Act and the Decree. (13) Import Plant Inspection Guideline The Import Plant Inspection Guideline defines consistent and effective inspection procedures for imported plants and plant materials by establishing specific principles for the inspection and disposition of imported plants as delegated to the Director General of the National Plant Quarantine Service (NPQS) in the Plant Protection Act, the Presidential Decree to the Act and the Ministerial Ordinance to the Act. (14) Agricultural Products Quality Control Act The Act, passed by the National Assembly in December 1998, includes provisions governing GMO agricultural products and labeling, country of origin marks, etc. The Act gives a legal basis for MAF to require labeling of unprocessed GMO commodities for the purpose of providing proper product information to consumers. (15) Presidential Decree to the Agricultural Products Quality Control Act The decree aims to establish matters delegated by the Agricultural Products Quality Control Act and matters necessary to enforce the Act. In June 1999, the decree was revised to add provisions governing the labeling of unprocessed GMO commodities. The July 2002 revision adds another option for labeling a product as "May Contain GMO." The September 2003 is the latest edition. (16) Guideline for Labeling of Genetically Modified Agricultural Products The Guideline, proposed on December 1, 1999 and finalized on April 22, 2000, provides details on labeling requirements for unprocessed GMO commodities, including a list of commodities subject to GMO labeling, labeling methods, etc. According to the guideline, four unprocessed GMO commodities soybean, bean sprout, corn, and potato shall require labeling if three percent or more of the shipment contains a biotech-enhanced component. The guideline calls for GMO labeling for soybean, bean sprout, and corn starting in March 2001, and for potato starting in March 2002. (17) Sustainable Agriculture Promotion Act The Act aims to promote environmentally sustainable agriculture (organic) by introducing production methods and techniques to protect the environment, by reducing environmental pollution related to agriculture, and by encouraging the adoption of sustainable agriculture. (18) Presidential Decree to the Sustainable Agricultural Promotion Act The Presidential Decree aims to establish matters delegated by the Sustainable Agricultural Promotion Act and matters necessary to enforce the Act. The June 2001 version is the latest edition. (19) Ministerial Ordinance to the Sustainable Agricultural Promotion Act The Ministerial Ordinance aims to establish matters delegated by the Sustainable Agricultural Promotion Act and the Presidential Decree thereof, and matters necessary for the enforcement of the Act and the Decree. This provides quality control standards for four types of sustainable agricultural produce: organic produce, transitional organic produce, no-pesticide produce, and low pesticide produce. This Act also provides requirements for organic certifying agents, certification, etc. The May 2003 version is the latest edition. (20) Guideline for Country of Origin (COO) The guideline aims to protect consumers and agricultural producers from mislabeled products. COO labeling of domestic agricultural products and raw materials used in domestically processed agricultural products is required under Article 17 of the Agricultural & Fishery Products Quality Control Act and Articles 38 to 40 of the Presidential Decree of the Act. COO labeling of imported agricultural products is required under Article 53 of the Presidential Decree of the Foreign Trade Act. The November 2000 version is the latest edition. (21) Seed Industry Act The Act, implemented December 31, 1997 and revised January 26, 2001, brought Korea into compliance with its WTO Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) and OECD commitments related to the planting seed trade. The major impact of the Act is the protection of intellectual property rights. The Act did not liberalize imports of major staple crop seeds. The Seed Industry Act combined provisions of the Seedling Management Act, which governed the vegetable seed sector, and the Major Agricultural Seed Act, which governed the seed sector for major field crops. The Presidential Decree and Ministerial Ordinance to the Seed Industry Act became effective December 31, 1997 and January 24, 1998, respectively. On June 1, 2000, the seed fund provision of the Seed Industry Act was deleted. The January 2001 version included a revision of Article 165, which strengthened the management of genetic resources at the national level. For more information regarding general regulations of planting seed, contact: Dr. Keun Jin CHOI National Seed Management Office Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Phone: 82-31-446-2432 Fax: 82-31-448-1216 e-mail: kjchoi@seed.go.kr D. Ministry of Maritime Affairs & Fisheries The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (MOMAF) was established in 1994 with the merging of the National Maritime Affairs Administration and the National Fisheries Administration. MOMAF is responsible for making policies and plans for maritime affairs and fisheries, maintaining facilities and materials, and instructing all operations related to maritime affairs and fisheries. Under the jurisdiction of the MOMAF Minister are various sub-organizations such as: National Fisheries Research & Development Institutes, Fisheries Research Institute, National Oceanographic Research Institute, National Fisheries Products Quality Inspection Service, Regional Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Office, Differential Global Positioning System Central Office, Fisheries Patrol Vessel Management Office, and Marine Accidents Inquiry Agency. On December 31, 2002, MOMAF introduced a labeling requirement for three fishery items enhanced through biotechnology: Rainbow trout, Atlantic salmon, and Mud loach. See Section II for details. This labeling requirement will be mandated when the LMO Act, the enforcement legislation of the Bio-safety Protocol, goes into effect. The National Fisheries Products Quality Inspection Service (NFPQIS) has been designated as the enforcement agency for biotech labeling of fishery products. NFPQIS is also charged with inspection of fishery products, whether produced in Korea or imported. 1. Fishery Products Inspection Act The Act aims to promote quality improvement and standardization of fishery products through inspection. It is the legal basis for the fishery inspection work conducted by NFPQIS. 2. Presidential Decree to the Fishery Products Inspection Act The Presidential Decree provides provisions for implementing the Fishery Products Inspection Act. 3. Ministerial Ordinance to the Fishery Products Inspection Act The Ministerial Ordinance to the Fishery Products Inspection Act prescribes the articles delegated by the Fishery Products Inspection Act and the Presidential Decree, and the necessary implementing articles, including the detailed standards that fish and products must meet. E. Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Energy The Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Energy (MOCIE) is mainly responsible for establishing trade policy related to export and imports. MOCIE was designated as the national competent authority for implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (CPB). As such, MOCIE released proposed legislation based on its interpretation of the CPB October 22, 2000. This legislation, the "Act on Transboundary Movement, Etc., of Living Modified Organisms (LMO Act)," was finalized March 28, 2001. In June 2002, MOCIE announced the draft proposals of the Presidential Decree and the Ministerial Ordinance to the LMO Act to establish matters necessary for the implementation of the Act. MOCIE aims to finalize the draft proposals within 2005 so Korea can be an official party to the CPB prior to the Meeting of Parties (MOP III) scheduled for March 2006. For more information about the CPB, see Attach Report KS 5035. 1. Act on Transboundary Movement, Etc., of Living Modified Organisms (LMO Act) The Act aims to promote international cooperation and enhancement of peoples livelihood by establishing details necessary for implementing the Cartagena Protocol on Bio-safety and for pursuing the ensurement of safety in the field of development, production, import, export, marketing, etc., of living modified organisms. This is to address, in advance, any risk that may be imposed upon the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity and human health that may come from living modified organisms. This Act provides guidance on import approval, mandatory risk assessment, labeling, etc., of living modified organisms (LMO or GMO commodities). See Attach Report KS 1029 for details. 2. Presidential Decree of the LMO Act (Pending) This Decree aims to stipulate the provisions delegated by the LMO Act and the provisions deemed necessary to implement the Act. This Decree includes roles of relevant government agencies, procedures for the import, production, export notification, transit report, etc., of LMOs, procedures for designating the risk assessment and specialized review agencies, labeling and handling requirements, the creation and operation of Bio-safety clearing house, etc. 3. Ministerial Ordinance of the LMO Act (Pending) It aims to stipulate the provisions delegated by the LMO Act and its Presidential Decree and the provisions deemed necessary to implement the Act and Decree. This Ordinance includes document requirements for import approval of LMOs, safety assessments, environmental risk assessments, production approval, etc. SECTION II. LABELING REQUIREMENTS Labeling requirements change frequently and importers must abreast of changing regulations. In addition to the following requirements, country of origin labeling is required on food products. Korean language stickers can be applied at the port of entry. A. Labeling Standards for Food et al (Administered by KFDA) In June 1998, KFDA was legally delegated authority for food labeling standards. The Food Safety Division, KFDA, is responsible for establishing the labeling standards for food products. KFDA regional offices enforce the labeling standards. Provincial government health officials also have the authority to enforce the labeling standards. With the exception of 104 meat, eggs, and dairy products, which are regulated by the MAF, all imported food products are required to be labeled with the necessary information in the Korean language. Stickers may be used instead of manufacturer-printed Korean language labels for general food products. The sticker should not be easily removable and should not cover the original labeling. For functional food items, however, stickers are not permitted. Manufacturer printed Korean language labels must be used on such products. Labels should have the following inscriptions printed in letters large enough to be readily legible: (1) Product Name: The product name should be identical to the product name declared to the licensing/inspection authority. (2) Product type: This is mandatory for specially designated products, such as teas, health supplementary foods, etc. (3) Importer's name and address, and the address where products may be returned or exchanged in the event of defects. (4) Manufactured date month, and year: This is mandatory for specially designated products, such as lunch box, sugar, liquor, and salts. For liquors, a manufacture number (lot number) or bottling date can substitute for the manufactured date. (5) Shelf life: Food products should identify the manufacturer-determined shelf life. If various kinds of products are packaged together, the shelf life expiration date of the product with the shortest life should be noted on the label. (6) Contents: Weight, volume or number of pieces. If the number of pieces is shown, the weight or volume must be indicated in parentheses. (7) Ingredient names and content: Effective September 7, 2006, the names of all ingredients will have to be included on food labels. Artificially added purified water and certain other ingredients amounting to less than five percent of the ingredients will be excluded from the requirement. Ingredient names should be listed in order of predominance by weight, that is, the ingredient that weighs the most is listed first, and the ingredient that weighs the least is listed last. Food additives must also be listed by full name, abbreviated name, or purpose on the label (e.g. Ferric Citrate, FECitrate, or nutrient fortified substance). Food items known to be food allergens must be indicated on the label even if they are added as part of a mix at minimal levels. Food items considered as food allergens include eggs, milk, buckwheat, peanuts, soybeans, wheat, mackerel, crab, pork, peaches and tomatoes. Any food product containing one or more of the above 11 items as a raw ingredient (ingredients), must indicate the name (names) on the Korean language label. (8) Nutrients: Only special nutritional foods, health supplementary foods, bread and bread loaf, noodles (cooked noodle, fried noodle, gelatinized dry noodle, and improved cooked noodle), retort foods, products for which nutritional labels are sought, and products for which a nutrient emphasis mark is desired are currently subject to nutritional labeling. However, in accordance with the March 2005 revision, nutritional labeling requirements will be expanded to foods that children frequently consume beginning in September 2006. Details are provided in Nutritional labeling requirements section below. (9) Other items designated by the detailed labeling standards for food et al.: This includes cautions and standards for use or preservation (e.g., drained weight for canned products, radiation-processed products, etc.). The revision, dated July 2000, introduced the principal display panel labeling requirement, the labeling criteria for organic products, etc., and removed the food category labeling requirement for the majority of food products. Please note the principal display panel must contain the product name, product type, and content information. If this is not feasible, such information shall be provided in a Korean language sticker using a 12-point or larger font size. Categories exempt from labeling requirements: (1) Agricultural products such as grains, fishery items, such as whole frozen fish, and fruits, that are loose, in a container or packaging, etc. (2) Foods, etc., to be used for manufacturing or cooking for a companys own use. (Documents that show such intent need to be provided.) The package for such foods shall be labeled with the name of the product the name of the manufacturer, and manufacture date or shelf life. (3) Products imported for the purpose of acquisition of foreign currency, under the provisions of Article 34 of the Ministerial Ordinance to the Foreign Trade Act. Nutritional labeling requirements: These requirements are specified in the Labeling Standards for Food et al. As of now, nutritional labeling is optional for most food products. Labeling shall be made in Korean using the Korean nutrient reference values. Products not subject to mandatory nutritional labeling can carry the standard U.S. nutritional fact panel as it is. Korea requires nutritional labeling complying with Korean labeling requirements for the following food categories: (1) Special nutritional food or health supplementary food, (2) In the event that specific nutrients are emphasized (e.g., if a product is labeled as calcium enriched yogurt," the content of the calcium must be labeled), (3) If nutritional labeling is included on the produce voluntarily in the Korean language, it must comply with Korean nutritional labeling requirements, (4) Bread and bread loaf, noodles (cooked noodle, fried noodle, and improved cooked noodles only), and retort foods (5) Candy, chocolate, cake, doughnut, cookie, biscuit, snack, jam, beverages, and all noodles (effective from September 6, 2006) If a product does not fall under one of the above categories, a nutritional label is not required. On March 7, 2005, KFDA issued a revision of the Labeling Standards for Food et al. In that revision, KFDA extended nutrition labeling to candy, chocolate, cake, doughnut, cookie, biscuit, snack, jam, beverages, etc. KFDA granted a grace period until September 6, 2006. High caffeine content labeling requirements: The March 7, 2005 revision to the labeling standards for food also introduced a high caffeine content declaration requirement for food containing a high level of caffeine. Products with artificially added caffeine and liquid products made from raw material containing caffeine where the level of caffeine in the liquid product exceeds 0.15mg/ml are required to state that the product has high caffeine content on the principal display panel. However, this requirement does not apply to products for which coffee or tea is used as the product name or part of the product name. This requirement will be enforced from September 6, 2006. Use of emphatic terms in nutrient content labeling: Korea currently does not allow health efficacy claims on food product labels except for products that meet the criteria of functional foods. However, terms such as low, non high (or rich) and contains (source of) may be used only when the general standards and the standards for nutrient claims specified below are met: General standards The emphatic terms non or low may be used only if the amount of the relevant nutrient is reduced or eliminated through manufacturing or processing. Use of the terms non or low are prohibited for food that is naturally low in a particular nutrient (e.g., low fat apples) without having to reduce the nutrient in question through a manufacturing process. When the emphatic term non or low is to be used for saturated fat, the amount of cholesterol contained in a product shall be stated. However, the product may be exempted from the requirement if the product meets the standards for no cholesterol products. Standards for Nutrient Content Labeling NutrientsEmphatic termConditionsCaloriesLowLess than 40kcal/100g or 20kcal/100ml of foodNonLess than 4kcal/100mlFatLowLess than 3g/100g or 1.5g/100mlNonLess than 0.5g/100g or 100mlSaturated fatLowLess than 1.5g/100g or 0.75g/100ml and less than 10% of caloriesNonLess than 0.1g/100g or 0.1g/100mlCholesterolLowLess than 20mg/100g or 10mg/100ml; and saturated fat is less than 1.5g/100g or 0.75g/100ml of food and less than 10% of calories.NonLess than 5mg/100g or 100ml; and saturated fat is less than 1.5g/100g or 0.75g/100ml and less than 10% of calories.SugarsNonLess than 0.5g/100g or 100ml of foodSodiumLowLess than 120mg/100gNonLess than 5mg/100gDietary fiberContained or Source ofNot less than 3g/100g or 1.5g/100kcalHigh or RichNot less than 6g/100g or 3g/100kcalProteinContained or Source ofNot less than 10% of daily values/100g of food, 5% of daily values/100ml or 5% of daily values/100kcalHigh or RichNot less than 20% of daily values/100g, 10% of daily values/100ml or 10% of daily values/100kcalVitamins or mineralsContained or Source orNot less than 15% of daily values/100g, 7.5% of daily values/100ml or 5% of daily values/100kcalHigh or RichNot less than 30% of daily values/100g, 15% of daily values/100ml or 10% of daily values/100kcal The terms such as less, more, reduced or light, fortified, and added may be used only if all the following conditions are met. If the differences in the amounts of nutrients can be stated in percentage or in absolute values in comparison with the standard values of other products. In this case, the standard values of other products shall be calculated based on the products of the same type from three or more companies with the largest market shares. As for calories and nutrients that are usually contained in a food in large quantities, the differences between the contained quantities and the standard values of other products shall be not less than 25 percent; and as for nutrients that are usually contained in very small quantities, the differences shall be not less than 10 percent of the recommended minimum daily values. In addition, the absolute quantity differences shall be larger than the reference values specified for the use of the term low if the term less, light, or reduced is to be used; and larger than the reference values specified for the use of the term contained if the term more, fortified, or added is to be used. Korea nutrient reference values are as follows: Nutrient Reference Values NutrientsValuesNutrientsValuesCarbohydrate (g)328Vitamin B2 (mg)1.2Dietary fiber25Niacin (mg NE)13Protein (g)60Vitamin B6 (mg)1.5Fat (g)50Folic acid (g)250Saturated fat (g)15Vitamin B12 (g)1.0Cholesterol (mg)300Biotin (g)30Sodium (mg)3,500Pantothenic acid (mg)5Potassium (mg)3,500Phosphorus (mg)700Vitamin A (g RE)700Iodine (g)75Vitamin C (mg)55Magnesium (mg)220Calcium (mg)700Zinc (mg)12Iron (mg)15Selenium (g)50Vitamin D (g)5Copper (mg)1.5Vitamin E (mga  TE)10Manganese (mg)2.0Vitamin K (g)55Chrome (g)50Vitamin B1 (mg)1.0Molybdenum (g)25 Vitamin A, Vitamin D, and Vitamin E shall be expressed in the units specified above in the table, but the values in International Units (IU) may be stated in parentheses. Functional Food Labeling Requirements Labeling Standards for Functional Food were established January 31, 2004. In accordance with those standards, a manufacturers printed Korean language label must be on the product. It should have the following inscriptions, in addition to those required for general food products listed above: 1) functional food to be indicated; 2) information on the efficacy claim; 3) intake directions and cautions; 4) a statement that the product is not a pharmaceutical product that prevents or heals disease; and, 5) other points as required in the detailed labeling guidelines for functional food. Organic labeling requirements for processed products These labeling requirements are now specified in the Labeling Standards for Food et al. The labeling standards for organic products are: (1) Organic raw materials of imported food products shall be equal to or better than the quality standards specified in Article 16, Paragraph 2, of the Environmental Agricultural Promotion Act, and Article 7, Annex 1, of the Enforcement Regulations of the Act. (2) If organic raw materials of imported food products are not subject to the quality standards specified in the above Korean regulations, such products shall meet the relevant quality standards of the exporting country. (3) Organic and non-organic agricultural products shall not be used in a mixture as one raw material. (4) Raw materials not included on the list of raw materials permitted for use in the manufacture or processing of organic food products (See section IV) shall not be used. In accordance with the Labeling Standards for Food et al., raw material is defined as a material, except for purified water purposely applied to the product, that is used for the manufacturing, processing or cooking of food or food additives and that are contained in the final product. (5) Irradiated raw materials shall not be used. (6) Genetically modified foods or food additives shall not be used or detected. (7) The container or package used for a food may be recycled or made of biodegradable material. (8) The determination as to whether an imported food meets the standards specified in (1) through (7) above may be based on a certificate issued by an organization which satisfies the qualifications to be a certifying entity under the relevant regulations of: A) the exporting country, or B) a reliable organization certified by a recognized international body, such as IFOAM (International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements). For such determination, KFDA has completed the review of the U.S. National Organic Program (NOP) and recognized USDA-accredited certifying agents as foreign organic certifiers able to issue organic certificates for U.S. imported food products. To date, KFDA has recognized 278 foreign organic certifiers. Of those, 55 are USDA-accredited certifying agents located in the United States. KFDA accepts organic certificates issued by USDA-accredited certifying agents located outside the United States for U.S. products that were produced, manufactured, handled, etc., by U.S. organic farms or U.S.-based companies. Based upon KFDAs Labeling Standards for Food et al., imported organic food products must be certified by certifiers accredited by the exporting countrys government. Therefore, KFDA will not accept certificates issued by USDA-accredited certifying agents located outside the United States for non-U.S. origin products. In 2005, KFDA formalized its zero tolerance policy against biotech components in organic processed products by revising a provision of the Labeling Standards for Food et al regulations. The change was implemented by adding the words or detected to item 6 of the Organic Labeling Requirements listed above. As in the past, KFDA continues to test organic food products on a random basis. However, KFDA will test product at the request of non-governmental organizations if the organization is able to provide test results indicating that the product contains biotech content. Organic Labeling: Labeling may be done in the following manner depending on the content of organic agricultural ingredients in a food product. (1) 100%: when the finished food product does not contain any other food or food additive except for organic agricultural ingredients, the label 100% organic agricultural product or similar labels may be used. (2) Not less than 95%: when no less than 95 percent of raw materials contained in the finished food product are organic agricultural ingredients, the term organic or similar terms may be used as a part of the product name and stated on the main labeling panel of the container or package; and the name, seal and logo of the organization that certified the organic agricultural produce used in the product, as well as other certification information, may be stated. In this case, the content of the organic agricultural ingredients shall be stated in percentage in the labeling section for raw material names. (3) Less than 95% but more than 70%: when 70 percent or more but less than 95 percent of raw materials contained in the finished food product are organic agricultural ingredients, the term organic or similar terms may be stated on a labeling surface of the container or package other than the main labeling panel. In this case, the content of the organic agricultural ingredients shall be stated in percentage in the labeling section for raw material names. (4) Others: when a food not included in (1) through (3) above includes organic agricultural produce, the term organic or similar terms may be used as a part of the names of such ingredients within the labeling section for raw material names. In this case, the content of individual organic agricultural ingredients shall be stated in percentage in the labeling section for raw material names. Documentation Requirements to Qualify for Imported Organic Food Products: The following two documents should be presented to regional offices of the KFDA when submitting the import application for organic food products for import clearance. 1. A copy of an organic certificate issued by the USDA-accredited certifying agent. The certificate must include following information. - Name, address, and phone number of the certifying agent; - Types of organic food the operation (grows, manufactures, processes, produces, etc.) is certified by the certifying agent to produce or process, along with the company name, address, and effective date (or renewal date) of certification. 2. An original ingredient statement (a list of all ingredient names) issued by the manufacturer (only required for organic food products made of mixed ingredients) that includes the office/department/division name, name and signature of the issuer. Please note that a transaction certificate is no longer required for imported organic food products. Contact information for the KFDA divisions responsible for labeling is: For organic label For nutrition label Food Import Division Nutrition Evaluation Division Food Safety Bureau, KFDA Office of Food Evaluation # 5 Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyung-ku # 5 Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyung-ku Seoul, Korea 122-704 Seoul, Korea 122-704 Phone: 82-2-380-1733/34 Phone: 82-2-380-1678/80 Fax: 82-2-388-6392 Fax: 82-2-380-1358 B. Labeling Standards for Livestock Products (Administered by MAF) A business enterprise or person wanting to make an import declaration, in accordance with Article 6-1 of the Livestock Processing Control Act, should indicate the relevant information on the label of livestock products. (1) According to Article 3 of the Labeling Standards for Livestock Products, the relevant information to be included on the label is:: (a) Product name (b) Type of processed livestock product (c) Name and address of company (d) Manufacturing date month and year (only certain designated products are required to list this item) (e) Shelf life (f) Content (g) Ingredients or raw materials and the percentage content by weight of any ingredients used in the product name or as a part of the product name; (h) Nutritional data (only certain designated products are required to list this item); (i) Other items specified in Appendix Table 1 of the Labeling Standards for Livestock Products, according to the Detailed Labeling Standards for Livestock Product et al. Labels should be in Korean language and written in ink, engraved or stamped in a manner that cannot be erased. However, registered trademarks in foreign languages (according to the Korean Trademark Law) and Chinese characters can be written next to the Korean writing. (2) Exemption from application: Imported livestock products may be exempt from the requirement to label in the Korean language the product falls into one of the following categories: (a) Carcass; (b) Large packaged products (bulk type), limited only to raw materials to be repackaged prior to sale; (c) Raw materials for manufacturing processed livestock products (i.e., frozen turkey to be used in manufacturing sausage); (d) Products permitted to be imported for the purpose of earning foreign currency per the Foreign Trade Management Regulations; The August 2004 revision of the livestock labeling requirements is the latest edition. Contact information for the NVRQS division responsible for livestock product labeling follows: Quarantine Inspection Division Department of Inspection of Livestock Products National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service #480 Anyang 6-dong, Manan-ku, Anyang-shi Kyunggido, Korea Phone: 8231-4671744/42; Fax: 82314671717 C. Labeling Regulations for Non-Processed GMO products (Administered by MAF) On April 22, 2000, MAF issued final guidelines for labeling of unprocessed GMO commodities. Starting March 1, 2001, mandatory labeling went into effect for three unprocessed GMO commodities soybean, bean sprout, and corn if three percent or more of the shipment contains biotech-enhanced ingredients. In March 2002, MAF extended its labeling requirement to include unprocessed GMO potato. Labels shall be in accordance with the following: (1) For raw GMO agricultural commodities, it shall be labeled as Genetically Modified XX (a name of agricultural product). (2) For agricultural commodities containing a GMO component, it shall be labeled as Containing Genetically Modified XX (a name of agricultural product). (3) For agricultural commodities that possibly may contain a GMO agricultural component (but the importer is not certain), the agricultural commodity shall be labeled as May contain Genetically Modified XX (a name of agricultural product). (4) For raw unprocessed agricultural commodities that are 100-percent GMO free, the agricultural commodity may be labeled as Non-GMO or GMO Free on a voluntary basis. Please note that the three percent maximum threshold allowance does not apply to such commodities. Furthermore, usage of the terms Non-GMO or GMO Free is limited to products under the purview of MAF. KFDA does not permit such terms to be used for products under its control. See Attach Report KS1004 for details. The National Agricultural Product Quality Management Service (NAQS) is the designated official inspection agency for unprocessed GMO commodities. Since March 2002, NAQS has taken full responsibility for GMO testing of raw soybeans, corn, bean sprout, and potato samples collected from retail markets. Contact information for the MAF division responsible for unprocessed GMO commodity labeling follows: Consumer Information and Food Safety Division Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry # 1 Choongangdong, Kwacheon City Kyunggido, Korea 427760 Phone: 8222110-4349 or 4350; Fax: 8225037277 D. Labeling Standards for Recombinant Food (Administered by KFDA) In August 2000, KFDA announced the Labeling Standards for Recombinant Food (labeling standards for processed food products containing ingredients enhanced through biotechnology). Effective July 13, 2001, the KFDA requires labeling of processed food products and unprocessed agricultural food products for further processing that contain ingredients enhanced through biotechnology. (1) Processed food products shall be labeled when: (a) The primary ingredient is subject to MAF biotech labeling requirements (presently soybeans, corn and bean sprouts only, and not potatoes), (b) The GM ingredient is one of five major raw materials used in the product, and (c) Recombinant DNAs or foreign proteins are still present in the final product. (2) An unprocessed agricultural commodity to be further processed into a food product shall be labeled when: (a) The agricultural commodity is subject to MAF biotech labeling requirements as it exceeds the threshold allowance for a GM component. (3) Labels shall contain the following terminology: (a) Recombinant Food or Food Containing Recombinant XX (e.g., "Food Containing Recombinant Corn") shall be used for a food known to contain a 100 percent biotech-enhanced ingredient. The text is to be indicated on the principle display panel in such a way that the consumer may easily recognize the label. (b) Recombinant or Recombinant XX (e.g., "Recombinant Corn") shall be used for a food known to contain a biotech-enhanced ingredient. The text is to be indicated in parentheses beside the name of the GMO ingredient listed as a raw material of the food. (c) "May contain Recombinant XX" shall be used for a product if an exporter or importer is not sure whether it contains a GMO ingredient or not. (4) Colors used to label the recombinant nature of the food shall be clearly distinguishable from the color of the container or package. Indelible ink, a stamp, brand, etc., shall be used so that the consumer may easily find the label. (5) Non-detachable stickers may be used for imported foods or food additives. Indelible ink, stamp or brand, etc., shall be used. (6) The terminology "Non-GMO" and "GMO Free" is strictly prohibited for use on labels of processed foods. (7) No label shall be affixed to the product if the processed food is made using non-GMO ingredients or if one or more of top five major ingredients contain less than three percent GMO component. (In this case, documents listed below shall be provided.) D.1. Documents Required for Exemption from Korean Food and Drug Administration (KFDA) GMO labeling requirements for processed foods. (Source: KFDA website). (1) Identity Preserved (IP) documentation is one of the channels used most often to obtain exemption to the GMO labeling requirements for processed products containing raw corn or soybeans. The IP documentation for the raw corn or soybeans must be accompanied by a certification (or a statement) that the finished product was made using the IP corn or soybeans as detailed in subparagraph (a) and (b) below: (a) IP handling certification requirements for raw corn and soybeans separate certification shall be issued at designated points from farm to the processing plant. Certification can be issued by any private entity responsible at each designated point in the process. Certification is required at the following points: seed purchase, crop production, crop storage, segregation, delivery, and shipping. KFDA accepts a photocopy of IP handling certificates. (b) IP handling certification requirements for a finished product: Certification (or a statement) issued by the manufacturer, processor, seller or supplier of the final product shows that non-GMO ingredients are used in the manufacture of the product, or that the product contains less than three percent GMO ingredients (if one of the top five ingredients is corn or soybean). KFDA requires the original document (no copy). (2) A government-issued certificate equivalent to IP handling certification is also permitted. In lieu of the IP handling certificates noted in (a) above, KFDA accepts one of the following government-issued documents. (a) For a country that does not produce or sell GMO crops or a particular GMO food, a government-issued certificate stating that the GMO agricultural crop or particular GMO food in question is not produced or sold in that country is acceptable. If the government does not submit the certification on behalf of the exporting country, the importer will be required to submit the original certificate with the first shipment of a product, with a photocopy of the original certificate with each subsequent shipment of the same product. (b) For raw corn or soybeans, a government-issued certificate that verifies the presence of less than three percent GMO component is permitted. (c) For processed food products, a government-issued certificate that states there is no presence of DNA or foreign protein. For example, if any government agency, including state, federal, or regional office of the state or federal government, issues a letter or statement saying that there is no presence of recombinant DNA or foreign protein in the final product, the original copy of such a document would be sufficient. (d) A government-issued certificate that raw material used in the final product was handled under an IP program. In this case, documents covering IP handling at each point as identified in (a) above are required. (e) Other documents recognized by the government of the exporter or manufacturer as equivalent to IP handling certificates. For U.S. origin processed food products, a notarized self-declaration stating that the products do not contain GMO ingredients is also accepted by KFDA as one of documents to exempt products from GMO labeling requirements. However, the exporter/importer must submit IP documentation to KFDA in the event that random testing reveals the presence of GMO ingredients. (3) Test certificates: A test certificate issued by a domestic commercial laboratory, foreign government or foreign commercial laboratory is acceptable if it shows no presence of recombinant DNA or foreign protein in the final product. The original test certificate will be submitted to KFDA. At present, KFDA has not developed an official testing methodology. Further, KFDA has not yet developed a program for designating foreign or domestic laboratories for official GMO testing. Note: If the test shows a presence of GMO component in any event (such as KFDAs random inspection), then either IP requirements outlined in (a) above must be met to be exempt from labeling or a label must be affixed stating the product does contain a GMO component. (4) Stickering "May contain GMO XX (a name of agricultural product)": If requirements of (a), (b) or (c) above cannot be met, the importer or exporter must apply a sticker on the product stating "May contain GMO XX." Such stickers can be applied in Korea prior to Customs clearance. (5) Testing in Korea: If the imported product arrives without appropriate documentation, it can be tested in Korea prior to Customs clearance. See Attach Report KS 1046 and KS 5035 for details. Contact information for the KFDA division responsible for GMO labeling follows: Food Import Division Food Safety Bureau, KFDA # 5 Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyung-ku Seoul, Korea 122-704 Phone: 82-2-380-1733/4; Fax: 82-2-388-6392 Please note that KFDA does not require biotech labeling for potato-based products. This requirement was supposed to go into effect July 2002 but was not enforced as no biotech potato seed has been sold in the United States (the only alleged biotech potato producing country) since 2000. Commercial production ended in 2001. If KFDA considers requiring biotech labeling for potato-based products, KFDA will announce a list of potato-based products subject to the requirement and revise the current biotech labeling guidelines accordingly. E. Labeling Regulations for Organic Agricultural Products - Sustainable Agriculture Promotion Act, (Administered by MAF) On December 13, 1997, the Sustainable Agriculture Promotion Act was passed. In December 1998, the Presidential Decree and the Ministerial Ordinance of the Act were released with the aim to establish matters delegated by the Act and details needed to enforce the Act. The aforementioned legislation was revised in January, June and July 2001, and May 2003. In accordance with the above legislation, organic produce is classified into four categories: organic produce, transitional organic produce, no-pesticide produce, and low pesticide produce, and can be labeled accordingly. For imported organic agricultural produce, the product is required to get certification from an official certification agency recognized by MAF. To date, MAF officially designated 13 Korean certification agencies. No foreign entities have been designated. Unlike KFDAs labeling regulations for organic processed products, organic agricultural produce complying with the U.S. organic standards or international standards still needs certification from MAFs official certification agency to carry a "Korean language organic label" in the Korean market. Currently, a foreign language organic label (such as the USDA organic logo) for raw unprocessed products under the jurisdiction of MAF is permitted. However, such products are not permitted to be marked with as organic in the Korean language and are not permitted to carry the MAF organic logo. The Sustainable Agriculture Division, MAF, establishes the regulations for organic products. The National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service (NAQS) enforces these regulations. Sustainable Agriculture Policy Division Quality Management Division Food Grain Production Bureau, MAF NAQS # 1 Choongangdong, Kwacheon City 310 Choongang-ro, Manan-ku Kyunggido, Korea 427760 Anyangshi, Kyunggi-do, Korea Phone: 8222110-4314 or 4315 Phone: 82-31-446-0127 Fax: 8225072096 Fax: 82-31-446-0903 F. Liquor Labeling (Administered by Korea Tax Administration) As of October 1, 2002, liquor products must have labels that distinguish liquors for on-premise, home consumption, discount stores and duty-free shop sales. The on-premise use category does not require separate labels but the remaining three categories do. (1) The classification of usage must be indicated on the main label or supplementary label for imported liquor, and only on the main label for domestic products. (2) Liquors for consumption at home and discount store sale must be marked as "for home use" or "for discount stores" in white against a green or dark blue background. Printing the writing in a color that can be clearly distinguished from main labels background color and outlined with a box is also acceptable. Liquors for at home use and discount stores must also have a statement that reads "Not allowed to be sold in restaurants and bars" on the main label or supplementary label. G. Country of Origin (COO) - (Administered by MAF) According to COO labeling guidelines, many agricultural products, including most imported products, must be labeled by origin. Detailed labeling information is provided in the guideline for COO labeling. The National Agricultural Product Quality Management Service (NAQS) enforces COO requirements in the marketplace. As for imported products, the Korea Customs Service enforces COO requirements prior to Customs clearance. Consumer Information and Food Safety Division Agriculture Marketing Bureau, MAF # 1 Choongangdong, Kwacheon City Kyunggido, Korea 427760 Phone: 82221104349 or 4350; Fax: 8225037277 SECTION III. PACKAGING & CONTAINER REQUIREMENTS Standards & Specifications for Equipment and Container/Packaging established by KFDA and printed in Chapter 6 of the Korean Food Code, includes general standards for equipment, container and packaging for food products and specifications for individual packaging materials. The Ministry of Environment announced regulations in 1999 covering PVC shrink wrap packaging, which went into effect January 1, 2001. Containers or packages that can be recycled must carry a separation and discharge sign. In accordance with the Act on the Promotion of Saving and Recycling of Resources, containers or packages that are made using paper, metal, glass, and plastic materials shall be marked with a separation and discharge sign. The sign is to facilitate the recycling of wastes. The sign should indicate the type of material the package is composed of. For example, PET, HDPE, LDPE, PP, PS, PVC, Other should be indicated for containers or packaging made of plastic materials. For metals, either iron or aluminum should be indicated. Either a printed label or a sticker label is acceptable. This requirement has been in place since January 1, 2003. SECTION IV. FOOD ADDITIVES REGULATIONS Food Additive Code (Administered by KFDA) The Food Additive Code guides the use of all additives in foods in Korea. As of July 2005, Korea had a positive list of 622 approved food additives. Food additives are grouped into three categories: (a) chemical synthetics, (b) natural additives, and (c) mixture substances. Most additives and/or preservatives are approved and tolerance levels are established on a product-by-product basis in Korea. This creates difficulties as tolerances can vary from product to product. Getting a new additive added to the approved list can be time consuming and troublesome. Even though there may be an established CODEX standard for a given food additive, if that food additive is not registered in the Korean Food Additive Code, or even if registered but usage in a certain food product is not specified, use of that food additive in the given food product is prohibited. This means that only food additives registered in the Korean Food Additive Code are allowed for use in food products, in accordance with the usage standards specified in the Food Additive Code. In 2005, KFDA posted the Food Additive Code on its English website. The English website ( HYPERLINK "http://fa.kfda.go.kr:7779/foodadditivescode.html" http://fa.kfda.go.kr:7779/foodadditivescode.html), which is very user friendly, provides names, usage standards, specifications, etc. for all approved additives. The office responsible for approving food additives in KFDA is as follows: Food Additives Evaluation Department Korea Food & Drug Administration # 5 Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyung-ku Seoul, Korea 122-704 Phone: 82-2-380-1687; Fax: 82-2-382-4892 SECTION V. PESTICIDE & OTHER CONTAMINANTS Three government agencies the Korea Food & Drug Administration (KFDA), the Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry (MAF) and the Ministry of Environment (MOE) handle pesticide related matters. KFDA is responsible for regulating pesticide residues in foodstuffs, in accordance with the maximum residue levels (MRLs) set in the Food Code. As of July 2005, KFDA has set MRLs in foods for 370 pesticides. The MRLs are listed under Chapter 3 in the Food Code. The KFDAs English website (  HYPERLINK "http://www.kfda.go.kr/eng/download/KoreaMRLsforPesticides.pdf" http://www.kfda.go.kr/eng/download/KoreaMRLsforPesticides.pdf) provides the latest MRLs in English. If an MRL is established in the Food Code for a given agricultural chemical, other tolerance levels, such as CODEX, etc., are not accepted. However, for agricultural chemicals where tolerance levels have not been established in the Korean Food Code, rules described below are applied. (1) The CODEX standards shall apply; (2) If the provision in (1) is not applicable, the lowest of the residue limits of the agricultural chemical in question specified for similar agricultural products shall apply to the agricultural product in which the agricultural chemical is detected (a grouping of similar agricultural products is provided in the Chapter 3 of the Korean Food Code); (3) If provisions in (1) and (2) are not applicable, the lowest of the residue limits of the agricultural chemical for any agricultural crop shall apply to the detected agricultural chemical. The Rural Development Administration (RDA) under MAF is responsible for the registration of pesticides, safety usage standards and notification of pesticides. All pesticides used in Korea should be registered with RDA. To date, 1,182 agrochemical items are registered with RDA. A list of registered agrochemicals can be obtained from the Korea Crop Protection Agency (KCPA:  HYPERLINK "http://www.koreacpa.org" www.koreacpa.org). KCPA also has an English publication titled Pesticide Handbook that contains item names, trade names, and common names of registered agrochemicals. The registration process can take years. For registration data requirements, please contact the RDA office listed below: Registration Management Team, Agricultural Resource Division Research Management Bureau Rural Development Administration # Suin-ro, 150th (250th, Seodun-dong), Gwonseon-gu, Suwon, Gyunggido, Korea Phone: 82-31-299-2601~2 Fax: 82-31-299-2469 Registration procedures are as follows:  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://koreacpa.org/index3/img/rd.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Source: Korea Crop Protection Association MOE is responsible for testing pesticide levels in water, soil and agricultural products. The Food Code also lists antibiotics and growth hormones approved for meat products in Chapter 3 of the code. It provides a list of permitted antibiotics and hormones and tolerance levels for each. The offices responsible for pesticides and contaminants are as follows. Pesticide Residues Division Food Contaminant Division Korea Food & Drug Administration Korea Food & Drug Administration Division # 5 Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyung-ku # 5 Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyung-ku Seoul, Korea 122-704 Seoul, Korea 122-704 Phone: 82-2-380-1673~5 Phone) 82-2-380-1669~71 Fax: 82-2-380-1359 Fax: 82-2-380-1359 SECTION VI. OTHER REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS A. Sanitary and Phytosanitary Certification Requirements Animals, Meat, Plant, etc. Sanitary and phytosanitary certificates issued by the exporting countrys inspection authority are required for live animals, plants and meat products, such as beef, pork, poultry, etc. This requirement is in accordance with the Livestock Epidemics Prevention & Control Act, the Plant Protection Act, and the Livestock Processing Control Act, respectively. For the United States, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), issues sanitary and phytosanitary certificates for live animals and plants, while the USDA, Food Safety & Inspection Service (FSIS), issues health certificates for meat products. Korea requires pre-approval of meat facilities, including slaughter plants, processors, warehouses, etc., prior to export of the product to the Korean market. Pre-approval is facilitated by registration with the FSIS and listing in the FSIS Meat, Poultry Inspection Directory. Further, it is advised that U.S. companies wanting to export meat products to Korea first verify that the supplying U.S. facilities are approved by Korea. The issuance date of both health and phytosanitary certificates shall be prior to the on-board date listed on the Bill of Lading. The inspection date on a certificate must be prior to the departure date. To prevent unnecessary delay at the port of entry, the certificate issuance date should be prior to the departure date of shipments. On December 23, 2003, in response to the finding of one positive case of BSE in Washington State, an animal that had been imported from Canada, Korea banned all ruminant animals and their products originating from the United States. Korea has similar bans on all ruminant products coming from 34 countries 30 European nations, Japan, Israel, Canada and the United States. A total of 680 U.S. products have been banned due to the BSE situation. Only dairy products, hides and skins, semen of ruminant origin, fetal calf serum, porcine gelatin, porcine plasma powder, pet food without any ruminant ingredient in retail packages, tallow with an "insoluble impurity" of 0.15 percent or lower, and fish meal produced in a facility dedicated for producing only fish meal can be imported from approved plants. Korea has indicated its willingness to allow imports of the following products. However, details on certification, plant approval, etc., have yet to be completed. The products are: 1) Gelatin and collagen originating from hides and skins only; 2) Dicalcium phosphates free of protein and fat; and, 3) Hydrolyzed poultry protein for animal feed ingredients. Korea suspended import inspection of U.S. poultry and poultry products, except for Specific Pathogen Free (SPF) hatching eggs and cooked products that have been processed (e.g. heat treated to kill the virus), beginning February 7, 2004, based on the report of the Avian Influenza (AI) outbreak in Delaware. The suspension placed on import inspection of U.S. poultry products was shifted to a ban February 24, 2004, after confirmation of the outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in Texas. As of September 3, 2004, Korea removed the ban on imports of poultry, pet birds, wild birds, ostriches, etc. However, a ban on fresh and frozen poultry products, such as chicken meat, turkey meat, etc. was not removed until April 14, 2005. Currently, U.S. live poultry and poultry meat products (both fresh and frozen) are allowed for imports from 49 states. Due to a recent outbreak of Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza in the state of New York in June 2005, a temporary import suspension has been imposed on poultry and poultry products from the state of New York. Genetic sequencing data confirming that the New York outbreak was of the low pathogenic variety has been provided to the Korean authorities. Accordingly, the suspension on New York poultry meat will be lifted soon. Current information on which U.S. livestock and poultry products are eligible for export to the Korean market can be found on the website of the USDA, FSIS at  HYPERLINK "http://www.fsis.usda.gov/Frame/FrameRedirect.asp?main=http://www.fsis.usda.gov/OFO/export/KOREASO.htm" http://www.fsis.usda.gov/Frame/FrameRedirect.asp?main=http://www.fsis.usda.gov/OFO/export/KOREASO.htm). This website also provides guidance in what documents need to accompany livestock product shipments destined for Korea. B. StarLink Free Certification In December 2000, after KFDA detected StarLink protein in U.S. corn shipments, imported food-grade corn and corn-based food products were required to arrive with a StarLink-free certification issued by the exporting country. For U.S. corn shipments, such certification should be issued by the USDA, Grain Inspection, Packers, and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA), or an accredited lab, to minimize potential problems during inspection clearance. Regardless, the sales contract should specify the terms for pre-shipment tests. For processed food products containing corn as an ingredient, certification can be met with a letter, statement, or certificate issued by the manufacturer or the exporter stating the raw corn ingredient was "StarLink-free." All US origin food grade corn and corn-based products must provide a StarLink-free certification at port of entry. C. Bt 10 Free Certification On March 25, KFDA announced that unprocessed U.S. food corn shipments loaded after March 25 must be tested and certified as free from Bt10 and Bt11 prior to export to Korea in response to the Bt 10 incident in the United States. After that, KFDA changed import measures imposed on U.S. food corn shipments with regards to Bt 10 as follows: Effective June 15, 2005, a Bt 10 free certificate issued by GeneScan is required for US food corn shipments (kernel corn). Besides a Bt 10 free certificate, Bt 10 testing is required for the first shipments of US origin food corn accompanied by a Bt 10 free certificate and will be conducted for each discharging vessel. After passing Bt 10 testing, subsequent shipments of the same product from the same supplier (and from the same loading facilities) will be tested only when they become subject to random inspection or laboratory spot inspection if necessary. A Bt 10 test certificate is required for subsequent shipments although they are exempt from Bt 10 testing by KFDA. White corn, sweet corn, waxy corn, and pop corn are exempt from all Bt 10 related requirements. D. Sample Shipments For sample shipments, Bill of Lading, Packing List, and Invoice are usually required if the market value of sample products are considered as samples. However, a phytosanitary certificate and a meat export certificate are required for products subject to quarantine inspection even if they are shipped as samples. SECTION VII. OTHER SPECIFIC STANDARDS Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) caught the publics attention and in particular, that of Korean consumer groups during the second half of 1998. On August 20, 1999, KFDA issued the guideline on the safety assessment of genetically modified food products and food additives. This guideline, which established safety assessment requirements and procedures for recombinant foods and food additives, in accordance with Article 4, Paragraph 2 of the Food Sanitation Act, was revised September 1, 2003. The revision mandates safety assessments, thus, foods and food additives developed through recombinant DNA techniques may be distributed commercially after the Commissioner of KFDA confirms that such foods and food additives pose no health risk to humans. Beginning February 27, 2003, KFDA requires mandatory safety assessments for soybeans, corn, and potatoes. Other biotech-enhanced crops will be subjected to safety assessments starting February 27, 2005. In accordance with the KFDA guideline and the Food Sanitation Act, any product containing biotech crop ingredients that has not completed the safety assessment by the above-designated date will not be permitted for sale in Korea. To date, 30 U.S. crops roundup ready soybeans, 16 corn events, six cotton events, three canola events, and four potato events have passed KFDAs safety assessment conducted according to this guideline. On May 4, 2001, MAF released the draft guidelines for environmental risk assessment (ERA) of biotech crops used for food, feed and seed. MAF finalized guidelines on January 9, 2002, to operate environmental risk assessments of biotech crops on a voluntary basis. To date, 17 applications for environmental risk assessment have been submitted, and 10 events (one soybean, five corn events, and four cotton events) out of the 17 have been completed. The ERA will be mandated when the MOCIEs LMO Act goes into effect, which is expected in the later part of 2005. U.S. biotech developers are strongly encouraged to submit application for ERA to the Rural Development Administration (RDA) of MAF as soon as possible to avoid any trade disruption when the ERA becomes mandated. All LMOs, including LMO FFP (food, feed, and processing) and seed, are subject to an ERA. MAF is also working to prepare a guideline for safety assessments of feed enhanced though biotechnology. No specific plan has been announced but MAF is expected to revise its Feed Management Act to include safety assessments of feed. For details about Koreas regulations and situation pertinent to biotechnology, please refer to Attach report KS5035. On March 5, 2002, the Korean Fair Trade Commission (FTC) announced new advertisement requirements for food containing a biotech-enhanced ingredient effective July 1, 2002. The FTC defines the "presence" of a biotech component as principal information to be provided in an advertisement for any food product required to be labeled by MAF or KFDA in the revision to "Notification of Principle Information on Labeling & Advertisement". According to FTCs advertisement notification, anyone who manufactures or sells biotech-enhanced food, and advertises such products in one of the identified forms below, needs to indicate the presence of the biotech component: (1) Newspaper or magazine; (2) T.V. commercial (when its running time is greater than two minutes); and, (3) Cable T.V. commercial. Indication shall be made as follows: (1) "Contains biotech-enhanced food" when presence of a biotech-enhanced component is certain; (2) "May contain biotech-enhanced food" when presence of a biotech-enhanced component is uncertain. SECTION VIII. COPYRIGHT/TRADEMARK LAW The Korea Industrial Property Office is responsible for registration of trademarks and for review of petitions related to trademark registration. In accordance with the Trademark Law, the trademark registration system in Korea is based on first-to-file. A person who registers a trademark first has a preferential right to that trademark and Korean law protects the person who has the right over the trademark. To prevent trademark disputes, U.S. companies considering conducting business in Korea are encouraged to first register their trademarks. SECTION IX. IMPORT PROCEDURES The Korea Customs Service (KCS), KFDA, National Quarantine Office (for ports that do not have KFDA regional offices), National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service, and National Plant Quarantine Service are the agencies involved in the import clearance process. Imports of agricultural products generally must receive clearance from several organizations and are, thus, more likely to encounter port delays than other imported products. Delays can be costly due to the perishable nature of many agricultural products. In addition, other organizations may be involved in regulating imports through the administration of licenses or, in some cases, quotas for agricultural products. KCS is responsible for ensuring that all necessary documentation is in place before the product is released from the bonded area. KCS operate the EDI system (Electronic Data Interchange System), and KFDA operates the imported food network system through their regional and national quarantine offices. The KFDA network system is connected to the EDI system, which permits KFDA inspection results to be transmitted more quickly, thus shortening the KCS clearance time. The respective quarantine inspection authorities must clear products subject to plant or animal quarantine inspection before KCS will clear them. KCS Import Clearance Procedures  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://english.customs.go.kr/hp/eng//img_24/im_imp01_01.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET Source: Korea Customs Service Korea Food & Drug Administration (KFDA) Import Procedures  EMBED Word.Picture.8  Source: Korea Food & Drug Administration KFDA Inspection Duration Document Inspection2 daysVisual Inspection3 daysLaboratory Inspection10 daysIncubation Test14 daysRandom Inspection5 days (1) The importer or the importers representative submits the Import Declaration for Food, etc. (2) The type of inspection to be conducted is determined in accordance with the guidelines for inspection of imported food products. The types of inspection that a given food product may be subject include: Document Inspection, Organoleptical Inspection, Laboratory Inspection, and Random Sampling Examination. (3) If a product is subject to organoleptical inspection, laboratory inspection and random sampling examination, the KFDA inspector will conduct a field examination and take samples for the laboratory test. (4) KFDA conducts the conformity assessment from the information collected, using such items as test results, document inspection results, etc. (5) If a product complies with the Korean standards, KFDA issues a certificate for import. An importer can clear products with the KFDA import certificate. (6) If a product does not comply with the Korean standards, KFDA will notify the applicant and the regional customs office about the nature of the violation. The importer decides whether to destroy the product, return the shipment to the exporting country, or use it for non-edible purposes. If the violation can be corrected, as with labels, the importer can reapply for inspection after making the corrections. For perishable agricultural products, such as fresh vegetable, fruits, etc., an importer can clear the products prior to completion of the laboratory test with a pre-certification authorization from KFDA. In this instance, however, the importer needs to be able to track down the distribution of the given product so the products can be recalled should the laboratory test indicates a violation. If products are subject to animal quarantine inspection or plant quarantine inspection, in addition to food inspection by KFDA, the animal quarantine certificate or plant quarantine certificate issued by the National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service (NVRQS) or the National Plant Quarantine Service (NPQS) is required for product clearance, in addition to the KFDA certificate. Inspection by NPQS or NVRQS can take place simultaneously with the KFDA inspection. NVRQS and NPQS quarantine inspection procedures are as follows: NVRQS Quarantine Inspection Procedures Quarantine of Imported Animal and Animal Products  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.nvrqs.go.kr/extra/english/image/ouarantine_01.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Source: National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service Sanitary Inspection of Imported Animal Products  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.nvrqs.go.kr/extra/english/image/ouarantine_02.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Source: National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service NVRQS Inspection Duration: Document Inspection3 daysVisual Inspection5 daysLaboratory Inspection18 daysIncubation Test18 days NPQS Quarantine Inspection Procedures  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.npqs.go.kr/english/images/032.jpg" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Source: National Plant Quarantine Service Duration of NPQS inspection is usually completed within 10 days unless items are subject to further testing. On May 15, 2000, KFDA issued a revision to the Guideline for Inspection of Imported Food Products adding a clause setting limits on the minimum amount of the initial commercial shipment that it would inspect directly. When the quantity of the imported food is less than 100 kg, the imported food will be inspected by a KFDA-recognized inspection organization other than regional KFDA office or National Quarantine Services. Importers shall be responsible for charges associated with import inspection. Detailed information is available from the KFDAs English website: http://www.kfda.go.kr. On August 18, 2003, MHW issued a revision of the Ministerial Ordinance of the Food Sanitation Act that required laboratory testing for agricultural products every year and for processed products every three years. In response to concerns expressed by several WTO members including the United States, Korean Government reduced the number of chemicals to be tested for and lowered the testing fee on May 21, 2004. On April 9, 2005, the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MHW) also revised the Ministerial Ordinance of the Food Sanitation Act. The proposed revision will: eliminate mandatory annual laboratory inspection for imported agricultural products and eliminate mandatory inspection every three years for imported processed food products; Exempt mandatory laboratory inspection of food products that have clean record for certain duration. On June 13, 2005, KFDA announced a proposed revision of the Import Inspection Guidelines. The proposal lists agriculture and food products that are exempt from mandatory laboratory testing on the grounds that the listed products have not had any violations for past five years. The revisions will restore the level of market access for imported products in place prior to August 2003 with a reduction in the inspection fees from about $2,000 to $500. SECTION X. APPENDIX APPENDIX I. PRIMARY KOREAN FOOD AGENCIES a. Ministry of Health & Welfare: http://www.mohw.go.kr b. Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry: http://www.maf.go.kr c. Ministry of Maritime Affairs & Fisheries: http://www.momaf.go.kr d . Ministry of Environment:  HYPERLINK "http://www.me.go.kr" http://www.me.go.kr e. Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy: http://www.mocie.go.kr f. Korea Food & Drug Administration: http://www.kfda.go.kr g. National Veterinary Research & Quarantine Service: http://www.nvrqs.go.kr h. National Plant Quarantine Service: http://www.npqs.go.kr i. Rural Development Administration: http://www.rda.go.kr j. National Agricultural Product Quality Management Service: http://www.naqs.go.kr k. National Agricultural Cooperative Federation: http://www.nacf.co.kr l. Agriculture & Fishery Marketing Corporation: http://www.afmc.co.kr m. Korea Forestry Administration: http://www.foa.go.kr n. Korea Rural Economic Institute: http://www.krei.re.kr o. Korea Industrial Property Office: http://www.kipo.go.kr p. Korea Health Industry Development Institute:  HYPERLINK "http://www.khidi.or.kr" http://www.khidi.or.kr q. Korea Bio-safety Clearing House:  HYPERLINK "http://www.biosafety.or.kr" http://www.biosafety.or.kr APPENDIX II. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) ENQUIRY POINT Names of the SPS Enquiry Point are as follows; Animal or plant health or zoonosis (including aquatic animals) Bilateral Cooperation Division International Agriculture Bureau Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry # 1 Choongangdong, Kwacheon City Kyunggido, Korea 427760 Phone: 8225001726 or 1727; Fax: 8225046659 Food Safety Trade and Collaboration Division Ministry of Health & Welfare # 1 Choongangdong, Kwacheon City Kyunggido, Korea 427760 Phone: 822 2110-6457~64-652; Fax: 822504 3981 E-mail: jeonghong@mohw.go.kr International Trade & Legal Affairs Division Korea Food & Drug Administration # 5 Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyung-ku Seoul, Korea 122-704 Phone: 82-2-380-1661 or 1662; Fax: 82-2-356-2893 E-mail: wtokfda@kfda.go.kr Aquatic Animal Health and Sanitation Trade Promotion Division International Cooperation Bureau Ministry of Maritime Affairs & Fisheries # 139 Choongjungro 3-ga, Seodaemun-ku Seoul, Korea 120-715 Phone: 82236746840/5; Fax: 82236746844 APPENDIX III. LIST OF AVAILABLE REGULATIONS The following regulations are available either in English or Korean from the Agricultural Affairs Office in Seoul. Contact information is: Agricultural Affairs Office U.S. Embassy Seoul, Korea Local address: U.S. address: # 32 Sejongro, Jongro-ku US Embassy, Seoul Seoul, Korea Unit 15550 AGR Tel: 82-2-397-4297 APO, AP 96205-5550 Fax: 82-2-738-7147 E-mail: AgSeoul@usda.gov 1. Food Sanitation Act 2. Presidential Decree to the Food Sanitation Act 3. Ministerial Ordinance to the Food Sanitation Act 4. Labeling Standards for Food et al. 5. Korean Food Code 6. Korean Food Additive Code 7. Livestock Processing Control Act 8. Presidential Decree to the Livestock Processing Control Act 9. Ministerial Ordinance to the Livestock Processing Control Act 10. Livestock Code 11. Labeling Standards for Livestock Products 12. Agricultural Products Quality Control Act 13. Country of Origin Regulations 14. Sustainable Agriculture Promotion Act 15. Presidential Decree to the Sustainable Agriculture Promotion Act 16. Ministerial Ordinance to the Sustainable Agriculture Promotion Act 17. Guidelines for Safety Assessment of Food & Food Additives Developed Through Recombinant DNA techniques 18. Guidelines for Risk Assessment of Biotech Crops for Environmental Release 19. Guidelines for Labeling Standards for Non-Processed GMO Products 20. Guidelines for Labeling Standards for Processed Food Products Containing GM Ingredients 21. LMO Act 22. Regulations on Imported Health/Functional Food Notification & Inspection Procedures 23. Labeling Standards for Health/Functional Food 24. Regulations on recognition of standards and specifications for health/functional foods. The Korea Food & Drug Administration (KFDA) also provides English translations of some food related regulations on its English website. Please go to  HYPERLINK "http://www.kfda.go.kr" www.kfda.go.kr. Once the front page of the KFDAs website is open, click English on the top. Then, click Relevant Rule on the left. Finally, a list of regulations available in English is provided. APPENDIX IV. STANDARDS FOR PACKAGING, CONTAINER OR EQUIPMENT FOR FOOD PRODUCTS Standards for packaging, container, or equipment for food products are set in the Korean Food Code. This regulation is available in both English and Korean language as part of the Korean Food Code mentioned above. APPENDIX V. U.S. LABORATORIES ACCREDITED BY KOREAN GOVERNMENT (KFDA) KFDA operates a program that recognizes foreign laboratories as official testing laboratories. This program aims to enhance the efficiency of conducting inspection of imported food. KFDA authorizes foreign laboratories and recognizes inspection certificates or certificates of laboratory test results issued by these authorized laboratories. As of now, there are two U.S. laboratories that have been authorized by KFDA. They are: 1. Oregon Department of Agricultures Export Service Center The Oregon Department of Agricultures Export Service Center (ESC) is a one-stop technical assistance center for U.S. food manufacturers and exporters. It is designed to reduce obstacles for exporting products. The ESC has been certified by the Korean Food & Drug Administration to do food related testing, such as residue and microbiological testing on food and beverages and food package testing, for products bound for Korea. A certificate of inspection from this lab usually expedites clearance inspections at Korean Customs. The ESC offers a range of technical services, including product evaluation and certification. They will evaluate products for foreign country requirements and issue a certificate that minimizes the chances of product rejection. For more information on the services which the Export Service Center provides contact: Oregon Department of Agriculture Export Service Center 1200 N.W. Naito Parkway, Suite 204 Portland, Oregon 97209-2835 Tel: 503-872-6644; Fax: 503-872-6615 E-mail: esc-food@oda.state.or.us 2. Omic USA Inc. Omic USA is the second U.S. laboratory to be recognized by the Korea Food & Drug Administration as an official foreign testing laboratory. The contact information follows: Omic USA Inc. Mr. Ryuichi Kurosawa, President 1200 N.W. 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