South Korea's limited land area makes many resource problems need to be solved by imports, and once there is a problem in one link, the overall price level will rise in stages, which will lead to the corresponding changes in people's lives. The reasons behind the high prices in South Korea can be summed up as follows:

1. The extreme climate in South Korea has greatly affected domestic agricultural productivity;

2. The large demand for imported agricultural products and the high international food prices have formed a fierce conflict;

3. The epidemic has directly impacted many industries in Korea, including catering industry.

Kimbap is a kind of conventional food that Koreans like very much, and its extensive demand determines that any small price change will bring chain reactions in all aspects. Under any circumstances, the issues concerning people's livelihood should not be underestimated, and the relevant departments in South Korea need to solve the most basic living needs of domestic people as soon as possible. First, the domestic supply is insufficient

In the past, South Korea has been striving to improve agricultural production efficiency as much as possible by using limited land, but it is difficult to avoid the harm of bad weather to agriculture through human intervention. The reduction of agricultural products has made the raw materials available in the market scarcer than before. Second, international food prices are rising

When domestic problems cannot be solved, South Korea can only hope to find a way out by increasing imports, but it coincides with the rising prices of agricultural products in the world for various reasons, so it is difficult for businesses engaged in the catering industry to buy raw materials at normal prices in the market. Third, the epidemic situation has a direct impact

The epidemic situation has made it impossible for many Koreans to go to restaurants normally, and the business of merchants has therefore become extremely deserted. Under the pressure of higher rents and other costs, many people have to raise prices to ease the accounts that they can't make ends meet and avoid the premature closure of their hotels.

do you know how the Korean people get through this soaring price?