Coupang Eats Donates 30 Million Won Worth of Winter Supplies to Help Keep Delivery Partners Safe

More than 2,100 winter supplies, including balaclavas, insulated gloves and neck warmers, donated to delivery partners

Coupang Eats Services (CES) announced on November 3 that it had donated winter supplies worth 30 million won to the Korea Platform Freelancer Workers Mutual Aid Association to help delivery partners stay safe on the road during winter.

The donation included more than 2,100 winter supplies useful for outdoor activities and riding two-wheeled vehicles in winter, including ▲balaclavas ▲insulated gloves and ▲neck warmers. The supplies will be distributed to delivery partners through the association.

Coupang Eats Services CEO Kim Myunggyu (left) and Kim Dongman, chairman of the Korea Platform Freelancer Workers' Mutual Aid Association, mark the handover of donated winter supplies at an event held on the 3rd. Coupang

Winter is a time when safe riding becomes even more important for delivery partners due to cold waves, snowfall and icy roads. CES continues to provide a range of safety support, including free safety inspections, seasonal safety campaigns and safety training, to help delivery partners ride in safer conditions.

"We prepared these winter supplies in the hope that they will help delivery partners stay safe on the road during winter as they meet customers in the field, even in cold weather," said Kim Myeonggyu, CEO of Coupang Eats Services. "We will continue to provide practical support to help delivery partners ride safely."

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