LFF Co., Ltd. (CEO Hee-kyung Kim) participated in the 2021 K-chemicals Cyber Exhibition.
LFF is a company specializing in subtropical (high temperature) coping products, development, and production of organic agricultural materials, and supplies to domestic and foreign markets. It is a safety product produced through an organic disclosure procedure set by the state.
An official from LFF said, "Currently, domestic and foreign researchers and research institutes are developing agricultural production technologies to be effectively applied to climate change based on the evaluation and precise prediction of climate change effects in the agricultural sector." We hope it will help R&D efforts to establish a preemptive disaster response system, solve domestic and foreign farm concerns caused by climate change, and research on "development and commercialization of climate change-responsive agricultural technologies" by domestic and foreign researchers.
LFF's products can grow normally and harvest by blocking viruses and suppressing viruses from infected plants by creating an environment in which disease carriers cannot inhabit. LFF can respond to these new climate systems in the long run. It has completed the launch of "Subtropical Climate Overcoming Organic Agricultural Products," a result of "Development of Technology to Respond to Agricultural Climate Changes" that meets the needs of domestic and foreign agricultural sites. These products have the effect of overcoming seasonal flooding damage, overcoming crop viruses and diseases, overcoming salt accumulation damage, and rapidly improving the soil.
The newly released Growth-Up (UP) product is an iodine component that simultaneously expresses multifunctionality such as sterilization effect, prevention and suppression of the interstitial virus, soil improvement, and disease resistance, and improves not only the main muscles of the crop but also the growth of the crop. It was released in liquid form for convenient use.
An official said, "We hope that we will be connected to buyers interested in organic agricultural materials or buyers who have difficulty growing crops through subtropical dialogue." Due to the prolonged COVID-19, entry restrictions by country and offline fair activities are becoming difficult, and biological rhythms and viruses of crops caused by subtropical conversations are becoming more serious. Our products developed based on organic technology can be applied not only to Korea but also to many countries around the world in the same environment, and we hope they will actively promote our excellent products and help overseas farmers, they said.
Meanwhile, the 2021 K-Chemicals Cyber Exhibition, an online exhibition in the field of chemistry, opened in March and is always in operation, and currently has 270 chemical-related companies. It supports overseas marketing of domestic companies in a contact-free manner and boasts the largest scale in Korea where you can see various product information of industrial chemicals (paint, adhesive, surfactant, MDI, Polybutene, polyol, catalyst, foaming agent, additives, pipes, living plastics, additives, etc.) and cosmetics (sunblock, lotion, shampoo, face masks, etc.).
The chemical industry is closely linked to major industries such as electronics and automobiles and is especially at the center of the global issue of carbon neutrality. In line with this, the Korea Precision Chemical Industry Promotion Association (KSCIA), the organizer, is helping domestic chemical companies advance overseas through various support such as export, research and analysis, technical standards, HDR support, and international agreements. Based on companies entering online permanent exhibition halls in the chemical sector, it has accumulated more than $136 million in 2021 as of the third quarter and is holding online export consultations with KOTRA in addition to entering the online permanent exhibition hall.
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