Bom Foundation and Bio Bom Selected as First Half Hit Products... Spotlight on Social Value Initiatives
Expanding Social Contribution Based on Product Development Achievements
Plaque Award Ceremony Held in Sejong
The Nopal Lupini Bean Protein Bar and Nopal Lupini Bean Soy Milk product lines, co-developed by Bio Bom under the Bom Foundation and Woongjin Foods, have been selected as “2026 First Half Hit Products” by The Asia Business Daily.
A representative from The Asia Business Daily visited the Bom Foundation office in Sejong City on the 16th to present the award plaque to Chairwoman Haeun Son on behalf of the CEO.
Bom Haeun, Chairwoman of Bom Foundation, is receiving a plaque for being selected as an Asia Business Daily Hit Product in the first half of the year and posing for a commemorative photo. [Photo by Byungkeun Kwon]
View original imageThe foundation explained that this selection reflects the comprehensive achievements in product development and marketability.
Bio Bom, under the Bom Foundation, announced that it is developing and distributing Nopal Lupini Bean Protein Bars and Nopal Lupini Bean Soy Milk products using Chunnyeon water as an ingredient, and that it is also pursuing social contribution activities connected to its health food business.
Bio Bom, under the Bom Foundation, continues its social contribution activities by utilizing the results from product development to support underprivileged groups both domestically and internationally, as well as various charitable projects, and stated that it will continue to expand these related initiatives.
Haeun Son, Chairwoman of the Bio Bom Foundation, stated, “I believe that being selected as a Hit Product for the first half of the year is the result of our efforts in product development and quality improvement,” and added, “We will continue to strive to become a foundation that fulfills its social responsibilities, along with developing products that can further earn consumer trust.”
She further said, “We will also continue to promote our social contribution activities so that business results are reinvested to support those in need in the community.”
A representative from The Asia Business Daily (left) is taking a commemorative photo with Haeun Son, Chair of the Bio Boom Foundation, after presenting the '2026 First Half Hit Product' plaque at the Bio Boom Foundation office in Sejong City on the 16th.
[Photo by Byunggeon Kwon]
This award presentation was organized as an opportunity to share the operational philosophy of the foundation, which pursues both product development and social contribution activities.
As ESG management and social value become important standards for corporate competitiveness, the trend of jointly evaluating product competitiveness and social contribution is spreading.
The selection of Hit Products for the first half of the year is significant in that it highlights efforts to share the achievements created by the company with society, going beyond simple product promotion.
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