NH-Amundi Asset Management Visits Gapyeong Grape Farm to Help with Autumn Harvest

As part of a pan-Nonghyup rural labor support program
Collected grapevine clippings and hauled away waste

NH-Amundi Asset Management said on October 23 that its employees had visited a grape farm in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, on October 20 to help with farm work.

The activity was part of a pan-Nonghyup rural labor support program to assist farmers during the autumn harvest season. More than 40 employees visited “The Village Filled with the Scent of Grapes,” a sister village in Gapyeong, where they helped local farmers by collecting and tidying up grapevine clippings and hauling away waste.

On the 20th, employees of NH-Amundi Asset Management visited their sister village, “Podo Hyangi Heureuneun Maeul” in Gapyeong, and took part in volunteer activities. NH-Amundi Asset Management

The Village Filled with the Scent of Grapes began its relationship with NH-Amundi Asset Management in 2016 through the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation’s “Making Another Village” campaign. The company has continued its ties with the village, visiting every year since.

“It was meaningful to return to our sister village and lend a hand when farmers needed extra help during the harvest season,” said Gil Jeongseop, CEO of NH-Amundi Asset Management. “We will continue our social contribution activities to support the mutual growth of farmers and the community.”

Meanwhile, NH-Amundi Asset Management conducts regular rural volunteer activities at least four times a year to help address labor shortages in rural areas and fulfill the social role of the Nonghyup Group.

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