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The United States has surpassed China to become the largest global market for Korean food exports, overturning a ranking that had remained unchanged for the past five years, the government said Thursday. A joint report by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corp. showed that as of last December, the U.S. claimed over 1,100 local establishments dedicated to K-food, while China had 830. In 2020, China was far ahead of the U.S., with 1,368 stores compared to 528. The government said in the report, “The most notable point in the past five years is a shift of K-food's main global market.” Compared with 2020, the number of U.S. K-food outlets in 2025 surged 109 percent, accounting for 24 percent of the global market. China, meanwhile, saw the number of such outlets fall 39.3 percent over the same period, reducing its share to 18 percent. The contraction in China was driven by intensifying competition that prompted some Korean companies to slow or halt expansion there, the ministry said. K-food market growth in the U.S., according to

After pioneering the new segment of wind-free air conditioning 10 years ago, Samsung Electronics is now seeking to take the segment to the next level by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) that learns from the use patterns of its customers. “The identity of Samsung Electronics’ air conditioners is wind-free technology,” Samsung Electronics Head of Air Solution R&D Team Shin Moon-sun said during a press conference at the company’s R&D center in southern Seoul. “We have been applying wind-free technology across our air conditioner product lineup and maintaining the same approach globally,” Shin said. “We believe wind-free technology is the best solution for keeping indoor temperatures evenly balanced and comfortable.” Wind-free, or still air, refers to an atmospheric condition of less than 0.15 meters per second of airflow, according to the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. Samsung rolled out the world’s first wind-free air conditioning technology in 2016, and has since sold more than 13 million wind-free air conditioners i

The industry ministry said Thursday it plans to provide up to 464.5 billion won ($317.6 million) in support for the automotive sector this year to help the local industry secure competitiveness in cutting-edge technologies, such as autonomous driving. The plan unveiled by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources comes after South Korea's auto exports hit a record high of $72 billion last year, despite impacts from U.S. tariffs. Of the total, 382.7 billion won will be invested in the research and development of core auto technologies, including autonomous driving systems, and electronic and hydrogen-powered vehicles. A public-private alliance on autonomous driving formed last year will lead various projects in self-driving technologies, the ministry said. On the electronic and hydrogen-powered vehicle front, the ministry will support the development of core technology for such vehicles, including cell-to-pack battery systems for electric vehicles (EVs). The remaining 81.8 billion won will be used to fund investment projects and support car parts manufacturing businesses in regional hu

A toll exemption policy for the newly opened Cheongna Sky Bridge in Incheon has raised concerns among foreign business chambers over fair and equal treatment, after The Korea Times reported that a city ordinance excludes foreign residents from skipping payment. The controversy has raised broader questions about whether nationality-based classifications — rather than residency, tax contributions or daily use — should determine access to public services and benefits in the Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ), one of the country’s most internationally open regions. Opened last month, the 4.68-kilometer bridge links Incheon International Airport, Korea’s main international gateway, with Cheongna International City, a major business hub. Vehicles registered to residents of Incheon’s Yeongjong Island, Cheongna and the islands of Bukdo Township qualify for unlimited toll exemptions on Cheongna Sky Bridge. Foreign residents, however, are not eligible for the exemption — even if they reside in the same areas — because the city ordinance limits eligibility to addresses listed under the