[2026-04-12]South Korea Implements Support Measures for Farmers Amid Rising Costs and Market Fluctuations

The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs is implementing support measures for farmers affected by rising input costs and produce price fluctuations.
Key impacts include temporary subsidies, strengthened supply checks, and nationwide produce discount events to stabilize farm management.
Actions began in April 2024, with ongoing monitoring and expanded programs to address market and external challenges.

[2026-04-12]South Korea Strengthens Personal Data Transfer Security in Public Institutions

South Korea is enhancing the security of personal data transfers in public institutions.
The revised privacy law expands transfer rights and mandates safer API-based methods, limiting data scraping.
Public agencies must comply with new requirements by August 2024.

[2026-04-12]South Korea Expands Measures to Prevent Third-Party Interference in SME Support Programs

South Korea is intensifying efforts to prevent third-party interference in government support programs for SMEs.
Key measures include improved screening systems, enhanced reporting rewards, and legal reforms.
The latest task force meeting was held on April 10, 2026, with new actions set for rollout in the second half of the year.

[2026-04-12]South Korea Ensures Medical Essentials Supply Amid Raw Material Shortages

South Korea is addressing supply chain disruptions for medical essentials caused by raw material shortages.
The government is prioritizing the supply of key materials and supporting manufacturers and distributors.
As of April 10, 2026, urgent actions and inter-agency coordination are underway.

[2026-04-12]Emergency Patient Transfer System Pilot in Gwangju and Jeolla: Policy Review and Expansion

South Korea is conducting a comprehensive review of its emergency patient transfer and treatment system in Gwangju and Jeolla regions.
The pilot project has shown improvements in transfer efficiency and is being considered for nationwide expansion.
As of April 2024, the government is evaluating results and planning further actions before the pilot concludes.

[2026-04-10]Korea Customs Service Supports Semiconductor R&D with Export Acceleration Measures

The Korea Customs Service is implementing new policies to accelerate semiconductor and advanced industry exports.
Key changes include regulatory reforms and the establishment of dedicated support teams for one-stop export assistance.
These measures are being rolled out in response to shifting global trade environments and are currently in the implementation phase.