Tuesday, September 22, 2026

HiteJinro Shares Love with Neighbors for Chuseok

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2026-09-21 08:50:38
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2026-09-21 08:50:38
Kim Min-young, senior team leader at HITEJINRO Holdings (left), and Kim Ji-ye, team leader at ChildFund Korea, pose for a commemorative photo at the "2026 Chuseok Support Package Delivery Ceremony for Young People Preparing for Independent Living," held on the 8th at HiteJinro's Seocho office building in Seocho District, Seoul. Provided by HiteJinro.

[Financial News] HiteJinro has launched a community support initiative ahead of Chuseok.
According to HiteJinro on the 21st, the company conducted a sharing campaign jointly with HITEJINRO Holdings for young people preparing for independent living nationwide and residents of Seoul's jjokbang neighborhoods.
On the 8th, the company held the "2026 Chuseok Support Package Delivery Ceremony for Young People Preparing for Independent Living" at HiteJinro's Seocho office building in Seocho District, Seoul.
The support packages for young people preparing for independent living were designed to ease their financial burden and encourage stable independence and adjustment to society.
The packages included daily necessities such as shampoo, skin toner and lotion, as well as food containers and Bluetooth earphones, with a total value of 30 million won. They will be delivered sequentially to 300 young people preparing for independent living nationwide before Chuseok.
On the 15th, the company also delivered specially assembled "vitamin packages" featuring premium-grade apples and pears to 500 residents of Seoul's jjokbang neighborhoods through five Ongi Warehouses in Seoul Station, Yeongdeungpo District, Changsin-dong, Namdaemun and Donui-dong.
HiteJinro has continued its sharing activities since 2012, marking its 15th year, to share warmth with neighbors who have difficulty spending the holidays with their families.
A HiteJinro official said, "We will continue our social contribution activities so that they provide practical support in the daily lives of neighbors who need help."
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