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Yangjae Flower Market: buying and auction prices

Before heading to Yangjae Flower Market, decide whether you want to choose fresh flowers in person, need potted plants or supplies, or want to check auction price trends. Visiting the market and looking up auction prices serve different purposes.

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Check the location and which stores to visit first

The location and transport options for aT Yangjae Flower Market (operated by aT, the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation) are on aT's official site. Deciding in advance which sections and stores to visit for the items you need — cut flowers, potted plants and so on — saves unnecessary walking.

Opening hours and closing days can vary by section, store and season. Check the operating notices and announcements for the day of your visit, and if you're driving, plan parking and how you'll load the flowers. You can check these through the official location, transport and market links below.

Store prices and auction winning bids are different

At a store, you confirm the variety, quantity and price with the seller and buy. Don't treat taking part in the auction directly as the same thing as buying at a regular store. If you want to know the conditions for joining the auction, check aT's guidance on it separately.

aT auction prices are reference data showing winning-bid transactions. aT notes that winning bids do not include transaction costs, so they differ from wholesale and retail prices. Don't compare the figures on the price screen directly with store prices or supply quotes; first check that they refer to the same variety, grade and unit.

How to use Yangjae auction prices in your quotes

Select a recent trading day, then check the flower name and variety specifically. Even for the same variety, a price means something different when the grade, trading unit and volume differ. Rather than looking at a single day's price, refer to the trend close to your use date.

You can also follow Yangjae auction winning-bid prices and price trends on Gunam Lab. Use this observation data for purchase planning, and confirm the varieties actually available and supply prices with a supplier's quote.

  • Trading date and when the data was last updated
  • Whether item, variety and grade match
  • The price's base unit and trading volume
  • Additional costs such as packaging and transport
  • Volume actually available for your use date

Weighing market buying against supplier orders

If you need to see and choose flowers in person, decide which stores to visit; if you need to prepare a consistent variety in bulk, ask about volume in advance. For repeat orders, it helps to factor in travel time, prep time and receiving conditions.

Gunam Market's store is not inside Yangjae Flower Market; it is at 1F, 299 Sanmaru-ro, Guri-si, Gyeonggi-do. This article is a buying guide to help you use Yangjae Flower Market; Gunam's wholesale buying and pickup consultations take place at the Guri store or through the online store.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I check Yangjae Flower Market's opening hours?
Check the store guide and announcements on the official aT Yangjae Flower Market website (in Korean). It's best to confirm both the section for the items you need and whether the store you plan to visit is open.
Are auction prices the same as Gunam's quotes?
Auction prices are winning-bid information for reference. They may differ from an actual quote, which reflects grade, quantity, packaging, transport and supply terms.

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