The day began with the delegation’s reception and a corporate presentation by Litera Meat, followed by a tour of its facilities to gain first-hand insight into its production capacity, work processes, and the quality and food safety standards that define its operations. The visit concluded with an exchange of views among the participating professionals, fostering dialogue and strengthening trade relations between both sides.
The visit helped strengthen trade relations between the two countries
SOUTH KOREA, A STRATEGIC MARKET FOR LITERA MEAT
The South Korean market holds a prominent position in Litera Meat’s internationalization strategy. According to company data for 2025, the Asian country was its third-largest export destination, accounting for 10.88% of the total, behind only China (11.78%) and Italy (11.15%).
During the same year, Litera Meat shipped approximately 1,450 containers to this destination, a figure that reflects the market’s importance to the company and the strength of its trade relations with local importers. South Korea has also stood out among the countries recording the largest increases in Spanish pork exports during the first months of 2026, ranking among the sector’s top 10 international markets.
A MEETING TO BOOST INTERNATIONALIZATION AND HIGHLIGHT SPANISH PORK
This trade mission made it possible to strengthen ties with South Korean importers, explore new opportunities for cooperation, and highlight Litera Meat’s commitment to quality, food safety, sustainability, and innovation.
Through its participation in this Interporc initiative, the company is reinforcing its commitment to internationalization and the development of lasting trade relations, helping to boost the presence of Spanish pork in strategic markets such as South Korea.
