Nongshim to build factory for export-only ramen in Korea

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South Korea’s instant noodle giant Nongshim Co.will build a plant dedicated to producing ramen, or ramyun, for exports at home to meet growing demand for its instant noodles abroad, especially in Europe.

The news comes five months after Nongshim Chairman and Chief Executive Shin Dong-won hinted at a plan to build the company’s first local factory in 17 years to meet the burgeoning demand for its instant noodles from around the world.

Nongshim announced on Friday that it will add a new ramen, spicy instant noodle, factory in Busan, Korea’s biggest port city where it already runs two factories.