Easing the Burden of Chuseok Holiday Tables... Nonghyup Offers Up to 50% Off Apples, Pears, and More Until the 24th
The National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (Chairman Kang Hodong) will invest 87.7 billion won to offer discounts on agricultural and livestock products ahead of the Chuseok holiday. In particular, starting from the 17th, right before Chuseok, products widely used for holiday tables such as apples, pears, and jujubes will be discounted by up to 50%.
Kang Hodong, Chairman of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, is looking at fruits at the Chuseok Holiday Discount Event held on the 10th at Hanaro Mart Yangjae Branch in Seocho-gu, Seoul. NongHyup
View original imageAccording to the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation on September 12, a Chuseok discount event will be held until the 24th at Hanaro Mart branches nationwide and the online shopping mall NH Singsing Mall (Nonghyup Mall). The government and the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation will invest a total of 87.7 billion won in this event, which is about twice the 45 billion won spent during the Lunar New Year holiday.
At Hanaro Mart locations nationwide, discount events will focus on popular Chuseok products. In particular, from the 17th to the 24th, major holiday table items such as apples, pears, and jujubes will be offered at significant discounts to ease holiday shopping costs. However, available items, discount rates, and sales prices may vary by store.
For Chuseok gift sets, over 1,400 options have been prepared, ranging from practical choices to premium goods. When purchasing with an event credit card or using a simple payment service, discounts of up to 50% off gift sets are available. Depending on the purchase amount, customers may also receive rural love gift certificates worth up to 4 million won.
Eligible event cards include NH, KB Kookmin, Samsung, Lotte, Hana, Woori, BC, and Jeonbuk cards, and simple payment services such as KakaoPay Money, Naver Pay, Toss Pay, Payco Points, and Danggeun Pay are also accepted.
Kang Hodong, Chairman of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (second from left in the center), and Kim Jonggu, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (to the right of Chairman Kang), among others, are taking a commemorative photo with participants at the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation's Chuseok Discount Event ceremony held on the 10th at the Nonghyup Hanaro Mart Yangjae Branch in Seocho-gu, Seoul. National Agricultural Cooperative Federation
View original imageOn the NH Singsing Mall online shopping mall, domestic agricultural and livestock products, as well as Chuseok gift sets, will be sold at discounts of up to 70%. Additional benefits include a daily “100% Winning Roulette Point Giveaway” event, as well as up to an extra 5% off for bulk orders and Nonghyup card payments, and coupon packs.
On the 10th, Chairman Kang Hodong visited the Hanaro Mart Yangjae branch and the Garak Wholesale Market to inspect the shipment and price trends of major agricultural and livestock products such as apples and pears. Chairman Kang requested a stable supply of popular holiday products and listened to the concerns of field staff.
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A representative from the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation stated, “We are focusing on easing consumers' shopping burdens by allocating a budget about twice as large as the Lunar New Year, ahead of Chuseok,” and added, “We will continue to work on ensuring the stable supply of popular holiday goods and price stability.”
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