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Korean Agri-Tech Agency Showcases Top 11 Food Startups at A FARM SHOW
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Korean Agri-Tech Agency Showcases Top 11 Food Startups at A FARM SHOW

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • The Korea Agricultural Technology Promotion Agency showcased 11 top food startups at the '2026 A FARM SHOW' in Seoul.
  • The event, held from August 28-30, featured a special exhibition area for these startups to confirm consumer reactions and expand sales channels.
  • The agency used video presentations to highlight the startups' features, moving beyond simple product displays to engage visitors.

The Korea Agricultural Technology Promotion Agency (KATI) actively supported emerging food businesses by presenting the top 11 participants of its 'Food Startup Contest' at the '2026 A FARM SHOW'. Held at the aT Center in Seoul from August 28 to 30, this major exhibition for aspiring farmers and returnees to rural areas provided a platform for these innovative companies.

The '2026 A FARM SHOW', now in its 13th year, saw its largest participation yet with approximately 350 booths. KATI established a dedicated special exhibition hall for the food startup contest finalists. This area was designed to inform visitors about the team names and unique characteristics of the TOP 11 enterprises.

Instead of merely displaying products, KATI opted for dynamic video presentations to convey key information about the startups. This approach aimed to create a more engaging and memorable experience for attendees, highlighting the creativity and potential of these agri-food entrepreneurs. The featured companies included Humill, MetaDX, Alttoo, Itadx, Awesome Bread, Banseok Industrial, Rowine, Agro Solution Korea, and The Fresh, among others.

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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.