Noticias sobre los Chips y Aperitivos de Corea del Sur

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Oh! Gamja and Swingchip displayed in a Chinese store
Agosto 30, 2026
Orion apunta al crecimiento global de los snacks de patata mientras las ventas se acercan a KRW 1 billón
Orion registró KRW 874.000 millones (USD 672,31 millones) en ventas mundiales de snacks de patata, con los mercados exteriores aportando el 73%, mientras amplía la producción en Corea del Sur y China y fortalece Pocachip, Oh! Gamja, Swingchip y Yegam a nivel global.
Orion will produce Pocachip and Swingchip using freshly harvested domestic potatoes and plans to expand production capacity at its Cheongju factory.
Junio 21, 2026
Orion to use fresh domestic potatoes for Pocachip and Swingchip production
Orion will use freshly harvested domestic potatoes from key growing regions across South Korea to produce Pocachip and Swingchip. The company plans to process around 15K tons of potatoes this year and expand Pocachip production capacity by up to 50%.
Hungritos debuted its Waffle Fries at Seoul Food & Hotel 2026, attracting strong interest from international buyers and foodservice professionals.
Junio 16, 2026
Hungritos debuts Waffle Fries at Seoul Food and Hotel 2026
Hungritos participated in Seoul Food & Hotel 2026 in South Korea, where it debuted its Waffle Fries made from Dutch potatoes. The event enabled the company to engage with buyers, importers and foodservice professionals from international markets.
Todo el mundo conoce nuestra historia de amor con la cultura asiática. Solo era cuestión de tiempo que llegara el momento...
Julio 06, 2020
Las patatas fritas gallegas Bonilla a la Vista también se comen con palillos
Algunos usuarios de Corea del Sur se han hecho eco en las redes sociales de esta particular forma de comer el conocido producto coruñés.
Haitai-Calbee to build snack factory in South Korea to meet soaring demand
Abril 08, 2015
Haitai-Calbee to build snack factory in South Korea to meet soaring demand
Japanese snack maker Calbee will build a factory in South Korea to meet the soaring consumer appetite for its potato chips in that country.
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Nongshim Co.’s Sumi Potato Chip Honey-Mustard sets record sales
Febrero 03, 2015
Nongshim Co.’s Sumi Potato Chip Honey-Mustard sets record sales
In South Korea, Nongshim Co.’s Sumi Potato Chip Honey-Mustard set a new record for domestic snack sales with 3.6 million bags sold in the first month, the Korean snack company announced.
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Calbee and Haitai form joint venture to produce chips in South Korea
Mayo 10, 2011
Calbee and Haitai form joint venture to produce chips in South Korea
Calbee Inc. said Tuesday it will set up in June a joint venture with Haitai Confectionery &Food Co. of South Korea that will make potato chips and other snacks in the country.
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