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[Photo News] Natural Week Exhibition introduces eco-friendly lifestyle

By Kim Ye-rin

Published : Sept. 21, 2021 - 16:30

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The 20th annual 2021 Natural Week Exhibition is being held from Wednesday to Friday in Seoul at Coex. 

Since the COVID-19 outbreak last year, people have started to pay more attention to healthy lifestyles and self-care than before. Reflecting such interest, the exhibition was planned with three main themes in mind: eco-friendly, organic and fermentation.

In the exhibition, there are booths that allow visitors to learn about organic farming processes and purchase organic products from a flea market.

Seen in a photo here are bumblebees, which serve as an eco-friendly substitute for chemical fertilizer.

(Photos: Yonhap)


By Kim Ye-rin (kyl8706@heraldcorp.com)

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