Contains nine types of local agricultural products, including apples, potatoes and mixed grains

Saemaul Geumgo Foundation Delivers Nutrition Packages to 3,100 Children View original image

The MG Saemaul Geumgo Regional Hope Sharing Foundation said on October 15 that it had donated MG Nutrition Packages to 3,100 children at 116 child welfare facilities nationwide through its “MG Urban-Rural Partnership Child Nutrition Support Program.”


Each nutrition package contains nine types of local agricultural products, including apples, potatoes, dried vegetables and mixed grains. The program provides children in their growing years with healthy food made from high-quality produce grown by local farms, while promoting consumption of agricultural products and helping farms expand stable sales channels.


The Saemaul Geumgo Foundation said it had carried out produce inspection, sorting and packing on October 13 at Baro Market in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, with around 30 participants, including representatives from Korea Foodbank and local farms. The packaged nutrition kits will be delivered to child welfare facilities in stages during October.



Kim In, chairman of the Saemaul Geumgo Foundation, said, “I hope the food carefully grown by local farms will help children grow up healthy,” adding, “We will continue to share with local communities.”


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