0. Executive Summary
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Judgment axis

Key judgment

Item IdentityThe representative species is Agaricus bisporus (JE Lange) Imbach, identified as MycoBank No. 292246. ( MycoBank )
Key roleIt is a representative edible mushroom supplied as a raw material for fresh mushrooms, slices, pre-processed products, canned goods, frozen products, powder, and sauces, based on domestic facility cultivation.
production coreUnlike other major mushrooms, fermented compost substrate, post-fermentation, and casing are the key processes that determine productivity and quality. ( Nongsaroo )
Harvesting principleRecord Strain, Spawn, Compost Batch, Casing Batch, Flush, Harvest Date, Cap Size, Degree of Splitting, Color, and Buyer Spec in the Lot.
Product separationSeparate into White/Brown → Closed Cap/Open Cap → Fresh Whole/Sliced ​​→ Canned/Frozen/Dried/Powder.
Separation of similar itemsIt is separated from other species such as oyster mushrooms and shiitake mushrooms, and even within the same A. bisporus, white and brown varieties and maturity stages are classified into Product units.
domestic productionThe Agri-Food Information Portal identifies Chungcheongnam-do as a major production area and introduces it as a year-round production item. Specific, up-to-date nationwide production volume and area will be entered later after verification of official raw data. ( Food Nuri )
Domestic varietiesThe Rural Development Administration developed domestic varieties such as Saea, Saejeong, Saeyeon, Saedo, and Saehan, and also developed the subsequent variety 'Idam' through field trials. ( Rural Development Administration )
Harvest cycleThe Nongsaroo work schedule suggests managing 4 to 5 harvests for spring and autumn cultivation, while recent data on the 'Idam' variety describes a production structure generally involving about 3 harvests. Since there are differences depending on the variety, substrate, and cultivation system, management should be performed on a per-flush basis. ( Nongsaroo )
Post-harvest managementIn 2025, the Chungnam Agricultural Research and Extension Services officially announced that pre-cooling immediately after harvest is important for suppressing candied splitting and extending shelf life. ( Nongsaroo )
Supply and demand riskThe key factors are uneven compost fermentation, failure of post-fermentation, spawn contamination, quality and pH of the topsoil, pests and diseases, environmental variations, harvesting labor, cracking, browning, cold chain distribution, and price fluctuations.
Operating PrinciplesStrain–Spawn–Compost–Pasteurization/Conditioning–Casing–Flush–Fruit Body Lot–Processing–Buyer Connect the RFQ.
Final goalIt accumulates production processes, quality, processing, Buyer Spec, and repurchase into a single Runtime.
1. Plant Identity & Product Master

Basic fields

detail

Korean namebutton mushrooms
English nameButton Mushroom / White Mushroom / Cultivated Mushroom
Representative scientific nameAgaricus bisporus (JE Lange) Imbach
Biological classificationFungi → Basidiomycota → Agaricomycetes → Agaricales → Agaricaceae → Agaricus
Fungal Name DBMycoBank No.292246 ( MycoBank )
Edible partsfruiting body
Non-edible · Separate managementMycelium, compost medium, casing material, spent medium, contaminated medium
Major production stagesCompost preparation → Fermentation → Post-fermentation → Inoculation → Mycelial culture → Covering → Fruiting → Fruiting body growth → Harvesting
Major harvesting stagesCap size, degree of cleavage, color, stem length, and Buyer stages by use
Basic product formFresh Whole·Brown/White·Sliced·Canned·Frozen·Dried·Powder
Basic processing stageSorting → Pre-cooling → Washing/Cutting → Blanching → Canning/Freezing or Drying/Grinding
Basic useFresh food retail, dining out, pizza, soup, sauce, HMR, canned goods, food manufacturing
Similarity PrincipleOther Agaricus spp. are classified as Species, and color, maturity, and product form within the same species are classified as Products

MycoBank manages historical names, such as Psalliota hortensis, by linking them to the current Agaricus bisporus. Even when scientific names from historical literature are discovered, it does not immediately create a separate Species but first verifies the current taxonomy. ( MycoBank )

Product Master

Product

Product stage

Key Management Standards

Agaricus StrainstrainSpecies · Strain ID · Breeding Institute
Spawn LotspawnDate of manufacture · Vitality · Purity · Contamination
Compost Raw Material LotCompost raw materialsRaw materials such as rice straw and chicken manure · Origin
Phase I Compost1st fermentationMoisture, temperature, turning over, additives
Phase II CompostPost-fermentation mediumProcesses such as temperature, time, and ammonia
Spawned CompostInoculation mediumSpawn Lot · Inoculation Date
Colonized CompostMycelial cultureMycelial colonization and culture medium temperature
Casing Material LotBackfill materialMaterials, particle size, pH, moisture
Cased Bed LotBackfill completedCovering amount, thickness, and mycelial state
White Button MushroomWhite typeCultivar · Color · Cap Size
Brown Button Mushroombrown typeCultivar · Color · Scent · Cap Size
Closed-cap MushroomUnopened typeOpening and opening of the lid
Open-cap Mature MushroomMature typeOpening · Cap diameter · Uses
Premium Fresh WholeFresh, premiumSize, shape, surface, and hardness
Foodservice BulkFor dining outSpecifications, Weight, Delivery Time
Fresh Sliced ​​MushroomslicedThickness, browning, microorganisms
Blanched MushroomBlanchingTemperature, Time, Yield
Canned Whole Mushroomcanned goodsRaw material specifications, filling solution, heat treatment
Canned Sliced ​​MushroomSliced ​​canned goodsThickness, Weight, Heat Treatment
Frozen MushroomfreezingPretreatment and Freezing Temperature
Dried MushroomdryMoisture, color, scent
Mushroom PowderpowderParent Lot · Particle Size · Microorganisms
Mushroom PureePureeSolid content and homogeneity
Mushroom Soup Basefood ingredientsMushroom Content · Formula
OEM·PB Productfinished productFormula · MOQ · Contract
Spent Mushroom CompostWaste culture mediumRaw materials, contamination, and recyclability
2. Product Classification & Use Segmentation

Classification criteria

Subdivision type

Management principles

SpeciesAgaricus bisporusPrimary Entity
strains and varietiesverified varieties such as Saea, Saejeong, Idam, and DahyangStrain Master
colorWhite / BrownProduct Segment
Maturity stageClosed / Partially Open / OpenSeparation of Harvest Products
Cultivation typeBed systems, multi-tiered facilities, etc.Facility Entity
badgePhase I / Phase II CompostBatch separation
BackfillSoil-based/Peat-based etc.Casing Entity
Harvest cycle1st, 2nd, 3rd or higherProductivity by Flush
Distribution methodsFresh·Chilled·Frozen·CannedProduct Separation
PreprocessingWhole / Trimmed / SlicedProduct separation
Processing formBlanched, Puree, Dried, PowderProcessing Entity
Final useRetail·Foodservice·Pizza·Soup·HMR·CanningApplication
Transaction typeRegular supply · Contract farming · Processed raw materials · OEM · PBRFQ
3. Production, Harvest & Post-harvest

step

Essential Dataset

Management purpose

Production planSpecies · Strain · Target Grade · BuyerProduction Design
Securing compost raw materialsRaw Material Type · Origin · LotTraceability
RetirementMoisture, period, sediment sizeInitial absorption
Main sedimentationIngredients · Additives · Turning · TemperaturePhase I
Compost fermentationTemperature, Period, AmmoniaBadge quality
standing statueArea, thickness, and input amountProduction volume management
passionTemperature and timePest and disease control
Post-fermentationTemperature, Time, and Ammonia RemovalPhase II
coolingVaccination appropriatenessSpawn Safety
spawn inoculationStrain · Spawn Lot · Vaccination DateIdentity
Mycelial cultureMedium temperature, room temperature, humidityColonization
Confirmation of mycelial attachmentGrowth rate and pollutionQC
Preparation of backfill materialMaterials, particle size, pH, moistureCasing Quality
BackfillBackfill work, thickness, and uniformityFruiting
Mycelial growth in the casing layerTemperature, Humidity, and CO₂Preparation for occurrence
Induction of occurrenceTemperature reduction and ventilationPinning
feetOriginal number · DateYield Forecast
Fruiting body growthTemperature, humidity, CO₂, ventilation, and irrigationQuality
Harvest judgmentCap size, degree of separation, colorBuyer Grade
harvestDate · Flush · WeightHarvest Lot
Trimming the baseRemove Casing ResidueFresh QC
SelectionSize, color, shape, damageGrade
Pre-coolingLowering of product temperatureShelf-life
cold storageTemperature and periodFresh Quality
purifyingWhen needed for processingProcessing
slicedThickness and uniformityHMR/Canning
BlanchingTemperature and timeProcess stabilization
canned goodsFilling, Sealing, Heat TreatmentShelf-stable Product
freezingPretreatment and freezingFrozen
dryTemperature, time, and final moistureDried
smashParticle size and metal detectionPowder
packagingWeight, Material, Gas EnvironmentDelivery
ClosureRemoval of substrate and topsoilHygiene and circulation
Cleaning and disinfectionCultivation room/toolsNext Cycle
4. Quality Specification & Lot Management

Quality items

Fresh button mushrooms

Slicing and Pre-processing

Canned goods and frozen goods

Dry/Powder

Public rating

SpeciesessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionPublic/Verified
Strain/CultivaressentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionVerified
Color typeWhite/BrownsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionPublic/Verified
Compost BatchessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionVerified/NDA
Backfill BatchessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionVerified/NDA
production facilitiesessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionVerified
FlushessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionVerified
Harvest dayessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessionVerified
Cap diametercoreBefore amputationRaw material specificationsRaw material characteristicsVerified
SequencecoreRaw material inheritanceRaw material inheritanceRaw material inheritanceVerified
God colorcoreBrowning managementProcessed colorDry colorVerified
Great lengthGradeTrimBy productRaw material characteristicsMember
formOriginal/DeformedBefore amputationWhole/SliceVerified
hardnesscoreRaw material qualityBy productVerified
impairmentcorecoreRaw material inspectionRaw material inspectionVerified
Backfill residuecoreeliminateRaw material inspectionRaw material inspectionVerified
alien substancecheckcorecorecoreVerified
moistureFreshBy productBy productcoreVerified
browningcoreVery importantBy processBy productVerified
microorganismIf necessarycoreConformity to standardscoreVerified/NDA
pesticide residuesConformity to standardssuccessiontesttestVerified/NDA
heavy metalsRisk-basedtesttesttestVerified/NDA
Pre-coolingFresh CoresuccessionVerified/NDA
Refrigeration historycorecoreBefore preprocessingNDA
slicedThickness and timesuccessionNDA
BlanchingThe relevant cityessentialNDA
heat treatmentCanned food keyNDA
freezingFrozen food keyNDA
dryessentialNDA
smashPowder is essential.NDA
packagingessentialessentialessentialessentialVerified
Expiration dateBy productBy productBy productBy productVerified
ShipmentessentialessentialessentialessentialVerified
Returns and ClaimsrecordrecordrecordrecordNDA
RepurchaseBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionNDA

Since button mushrooms can continue to open and discolor even after harvest, Cap Opening and Browning are used as independent indicators in Fresh Quality. In 2025, the Chungnam Agricultural Research and Extension Services announced that pre-cooling helps suppress cap splitting and improve marketability by lowering the product temperature. ( Nongsaroo )
 

Lot Master Required Field

Lot ID · Item · Product Type · Scientific Name · Strain/Cultivar · Color Type (White/Brown) · Spawn Lot · Compost Material Lot · Phase I Compost Batch · Phase II Compost Batch · Alignment/Post-fermentation History · Substrate Moisture/Temperature · Inoculation Date · Mycelial Culture Date · Casing Material Lot · Covering Date/Covering Thickness · pH · Moisture · Date of Occurrence · Flush · Harvest Date · Cap Diameter · Degree of Opening · Color · Hardness · Stem Length · Shape · Weight · Dimensions · Grade · Deformity · Browning · Damage · Covering Residue · Foreign Matter Check · Pesticide Usage Records · Pesticide Residue · Microorganism · Heavy Metal Test Report · Pre-cooling/Refrigeration History · Raw Material Lot · Washing · Slicing · Blanching · Canning · Freezing · Drying · Grinding History · Packaging Date · Best Before Date · Supplier · Returns/Claims · Repurchase

5. Korea Market & Demand Structure

Customers

Purchase criteria

Cooperation opportunities

spawn companiesSpecies·Cultivar·VitalitySpawn RFQ
Composting medium companyFermentation level, moisture, hygieneCompost Supply
Backfill material companiesParticle size, pH, moistureCasing Supply
production farmsVariety · Substrate · BuyerContract Production
Producer organizationsScheduled Production · Joint SortingLocal distribution
wholesale marketSize, color, cracks, and freshnessFresh
Large-scale distributionSmall packaging, specifications, and safetyRetail
Online distributionPre-cooling, Packaging, FreshnessFresh Delivery
food service companiesWhole/Slice · SizeFoodservice
Pizza and pasta franchiseSlices, Standards, Regular SupplyContract
Steak · HotelLarge, shape, colorPremium
School and public mealsDomestic, Safety, Delivery TimeRegular RFQ
HMR · Meal KitFresh Slice · TrimmedPre-processing
Soup and sauce companiesPuree·PowderIngredient
Canning companyWhole/Slice · Processing SuitabilityCanning
frozen food companiesBlanched/FrozenFrozen
Seasoning companiesPowderSeasoning
OEM·PBSoup·Sauce·CannedPrivate Label
exportersFresh/Canned · HS · StandardExport
Research InstituteVarieties, compost, topsoil, diseases, smart cultivationR&D
6. Trade & Supply-chain Intelligence

step

Key variables

Operational judgment

Varieties and strainsDomestic/Imported · IPGenetic Supply
spawnVitality·Purity·LotSpawn
Compost raw materialsRice straw, chicken manure, additivesRaw Material
Compost productionPhase I·IICore Input
Backfill materialSoil, peat, lime, etc.Fruiting Input
cultureEnvironment · FlushFresh Supply
Pre-cooling and sortingCracking · Browning · GradeFresh Market
PreprocessingTrim/SliceFoodservice
canned goodsWhole/SliceShelf-stable
freezingBlanched/FrozenIndustrial
Powder/PureeProcessing yieldIngredient
Domestic distributionWholesale, Distribution, Food Service, and CateringDemand
importBy Product (Fresh/Canned, etc.)Global Supply
exportFresh/Canned/ProcessedGlobal RFQ
RFQSpecifications, Quantity, Delivery TimeProcurement
RepurchaseQuality, Price, Delivery TimeSupplier Score

Trade Dataset

item

v1.0 processing

Fresh/Chilled Agaricus HSFuture verification of the Korea Customs Service's current HS-K
Frozen Mushroom HSVerification by actual item description
Dried Mushroom HSSpecies subclassification verification
Canned/Prepared Mushroom HSVerification by preparation and storage method
Mushroom Powder HSVerification by degree of processing and composition
Spawn HSVerification of spawn customs classification
Korea's Fresh Import VolumeInput after official verification of raw data
Canned food import volumeInput after official verification of raw data
Korea's export volumeInput after official verification of raw data
Major countries of origin and exporting countriesVerification of raw data by the Korea Customs Service
Customs clearance unit priceCalculation only within the same HS, Product, and Unit
FTAVerification by HS, Rule of Origin, and Agreement
QuarantineCheck by Product, such as spawn and fresh mushrooms
Food safetyMFDS standard connection
7. Processing, By-products & PRP Intelligence

Products and processes

Key conditions

RFQ conversion

Fresh White ButtonSize, Separation, ColorRetail RFQ
Fresh Brown MushroomVariety, Color, ScentPremium RFQ
Premium Closed CapSeparation diagram · morphologyHotel/Retail
Bulk FoodserviceSize, Price, Delivery TimeFoodservice
Trimmed MushroomRemoval of base and backfill residueHMR
Fresh SliceThickness, browning, microorganismsPizza/HMR
Blanched SliceProcess and yieldFrozen/Canning
Whole CannedRaw Material Specifications · Heat TreatmentCanning RFQ
Sliced ​​CannedThickness · Net WeightIndustrial
Frozen MushroomBlanching and freezingHMR/Food
Dried MushroomMoisture, color, scentIngredient
Mushroom PowderParticle size and microorganismsSoup/Seasoning
PureeSolid content and homogeneitySauce/Soup
ExtractRaw material and extraction conditionsFlavor Ingredient
Soup BaseMushroom ContentOEM/PB
Off-grade Fruit BodySubstandard appearanceProcessing conversion
Trim Wastestems, bases, etc.Processing review after safety verification
Spent CompostCompost and backfill mixed by-productSeparate verification of compost, soil improvement, etc.
Contaminated CompostDiseases and pollutionFood supply chain exclusion

PRP — Product Research Profile

Mushroom PRP operates with the following structure.

Species/Strain → Spawn → Compost Formula → Phase I Fermentation → Phase II Conditioning → Incubation → Casing → Pinning → Flush → Harvest Quality → Pre-cooling → Processing → Buyer Application → RFQ Performance

PRP

Key research questions

Strain PRPWhich variety is suitable for the target color, size, yield, and growth temperature?
Compost PRPHow do raw materials, moisture, and fermentation conditions affect mycelial growth and yield?
Phase II PRPWere post-fermentation and alignment performed in a manner suitable for contamination and productivity?
Casing PRPAre the particle size, pH, moisture, and thickness of the backfill material suitable for occurrence and quality?
Flush PRPHow do primary, secondary, and tertiary production volumes and product rates change?
Fresh PRPDo the cap size, cracking, color, hardness, and browning match the Buyer Grade?
Pre-cooling PRPHow does the pre-cooling method affect breakage, loss, and shelf life?
Slice PRPDo browning, microorganisms, and shelf life after cutting meet HMR conditions?
Canning PRPAre the variety, size, blanching, and heat treatment suitable for the finished product yield?
Powder PRPAre the off-grade/fresh/dried ingredients, particle size, and microorganisms clearly identified?
Disease PRPWhat is the relationship between compost, topsoil, irrigation, flies, mites, and disease occurrence?
Export PRPDo Product, HS, Shelf-life, and Quarantine meet the destination country's requirements?
8. AX Transformation

first of all

Execution item

Performance indicators

1Species·Strain·Spawn·Compost·Casing·Lot required valuesEssential Field Completion Rate
2White/Brown·Fresh/Processing Product SeparationProduct identification rate
3Compost Raw Materials · Mixing · Moisture · Fermentation RuntimeCompost Traceability
4Phase I Fermentation Temperature SensingFermentation Uniformity
5Post-fermentation temperature and ammonia managementPhase II Compliance
6Badge internal temperature IoTOverheating Detection
7AI video of mycelial attachmentColonization Score
8Backfill material pH and moisture sensingCasing Consistency
9Automatic control of temperature, RH, CO₂, and ventilationEnvironment Stability
10The foot predictsPinning Forecast
11Production volume forecast by FlushYield Forecast
12Video AI selection of god size, color, and seriesGrade Accuracy
13Automatic harvest timing determinationHarvest Accuracy
14Browning AI MeasurementQuality Loss Detection
15Pre-cooling and refrigeration temperature log connectionCold-chain Coverage
16Fresh→Canning/Processing Yield PredictionProcessing Yield
17Early detection of pests and diseasesDisease Detection
18Product–Buyer AI MatchRFQ → Sample Conversion Rate
19Buyer Ratings & Repurchase LinkRepeat Order Rate
9. Industry Problem Bank

Problem group

Problem Definition

Required data

Mixed Species · Variety MixUnmanaged color, yield, and temperature characteristics by varietyStrain
dependence on imported varietiesVariety Costs · Spawn Supply RiskVariety/IP
Variation in spawn vitalityDifference in mycelial culture and yieldSpawn QC
Variation in compost raw materialsDifferences in raw material moisture, ingredients, and originCompost Material
Uneven fermentationVariation in culture medium quality and productivityPhase I Log
Post-fermentation failureHarmful gas, pollution, water reductionPhase II
Overheating of the mediumInhibition of mycelial growthInternal Temperature
Variation in backfill materialNon-uniform fruiting body developmentCasing
Poor pH of backfill soilMycelial and disease problemspH
Variation in backfill moistureDifferences in growth and qualityMoisture
Ventilation and CO₂ deviationDifferences in fruiting body morphology and occurrenceCO₂/Airflow
Decline in productivity during harvest cycleCost increase per FlushYield by Flush
GodFresh Grade degradationCap Opening
browningDeterioration of appearance and shelf lifeColor
Harvest laborRepetitive harvesting and sorting costsLabor
Delayed pre-coolingSeparation/Quality DeteriorationHarvest-to-Cooling
Bacterial and fungal diseasesLoss of production volume and marketabilityDisease
Fungus gnats and mitesPathogen spread and quality degradationPest
microorganismFresh Slice/HMR SafetyMicrobiology
Sliced ​​browningHMR · Foodservice Product QualityProcessing
Canned food yieldInfluence of raw material size and varietyCanning Yield
Waste culture medium disposalProcessing costs and environmental burdenSpent Compost
Overproduction and price fluctuationsSimultaneous production and shipmentSupply/Price
Buyer Spec DiscrepancyDifference in demand for retail, pizza, and canned goodsRFQ
Repurchase not reflectedDelivery results unlinked to variety and compost improvementBuyer Evaluation
10. Farmer RFQ & Collaboration Model

RFQ Type

Public Registration

Verify/NDA

Mushroom strainSpecies·Cultivar·ColorBreeding organs and performance
Supply of spawnCultivar · shapeManufacturer · Lot · Quantity · Unit Price
Compost raw materialsType of Ingredient · OriginQuantity, Ingredients, Price
Mushroom compost substratePhase II statusFormula · Moisture · Price
Backfill materialMaterials · General pHMixing · Lot · Unit Price
White button mushrooms for saleCultivar GradeFarms, Volume, Price
Brown button mushrooms for saleCultivar · Color · GradeVolume and Price
Fresh Whole PurchaseSize, Separation, ColorQuantity Demanded · Actual Unit Price
Regular supplyGrade · PeriodWeekly/Monthly Volume/Price
contract productionVariety/Target ProductFacilities, Production Capacity, Unit Price
School meal deliveryDomestic/StandardDelivery cycle and volume
Foodservice supplyWhole/SizeWeekly Demand and Unit Price
Pizza franchiseSlice SizeSpecifications and demand
HMR · Meal KitTrimmed/SlicedMicroorganisms and expiration dates
Canned food ingredientsSize and machinabilityYield/Unit Price
frozen ingredientsPreprocessing and QualityYield · MOQ
dried productMoisture and colorLot · Price
powderParticle size and microorganismsParent Lot·COA
Puree/Soup BaseGeneral specificationsFormula·MOQ
OEM·PBSoup·Sauce·CannedFormula · Contract
exportFresh/ProcessedHS · Quarantine · COA
Smart farm demonstrationCompost, backfill, and environmental sensorsraw data
Demonstration of disease managementDisease·Pest·EnvironmentEmpirical data
Waste badge cooperationRaw materials/contamination statusQuantity and processing conditions
Research cooperationVariety, compost, backfill, processingIP · Exam materials
11. RFQ Request First

① Need Products & Materials

Companies and institutions seeking necessary products, agricultural products, raw materials, and processed goods register purchasing demands. Registered requests are utilized to review cooperation with potential suppliers and producers based on the RFQ Intelligence Library.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Supplier/Product Review → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Matching

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② We are looking for production and manufacturing partners. (Need Suppliers & Manufacturers)

Register a request to find necessary production and supply partners, ranging from farms and producer organizations to processing companies, OEM, ODM, and Private Label manufacturers.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Review of Production & Manufacturing Capabilities → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Partner Matching

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③ We are looking for domestic and international buyers. (Need Buyers)

Farmers, producer organizations, and manufacturing companies are requesting cooperation with new buyers, such as domestic and international distributors, importers, brand companies, and food service and catering businesses.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Product & Supply Capability Review → Market & Buyer Connection → Future AI Buyer Matching

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Version History

Version

Main contents

situation

v1.0Fungal Identity · Species–Cultivar–Spawn · Compost Phase I/II · Covering · White/Brown · Fresh · Slice · Canned · Frozen · Powder · RFQ Basic Structure Registrationcomplete
v1.1National and Regional Production Statistics · Cultivar Status · HS · Fresh/Canned Import/Export · Price Formula Raw Data Verificationexpected
v2.0Compost · Casing · Flush · Fresh Grade · Pre-cooling · Slice · Canning · Frozen · Quality by Powder · Yield · PRP Segmentationexpected
v3.0Breeding & Spawn Companies – Compost & Covering Soil Supplier – Production Farms – Pre-processing, Canning, & HMR Manufacturers – Food Service, Restaurant, Distribution, Export Buyer Verified Container Combinationexpected