Due to poor consumption and a sharp drop in demand from vendors due to Corona 19
[시사포커스 / 강민 기자] Convenience stores started to help domestic farmers and fishers.
On the 11th, the convenience store industry is striving to coexist with farmers by introducing products to help dairy farmers and fishermen who are in trouble due to sluggish consumption and a sharp drop in demand from vendors.
An industry insider said, “Due to the lack of consumption of existing sales outlets such as catering and restaurants due to Corona 19, we are releasing products for each convenience store channel in collaboration with farmers and fisheries.” “Products from rural areas do not have a long consumption period and can be frozen. Because there is no, this collaboration product with a convenience store will be helpful to some extent by farmers and fishermen.”
CU presented a lunch box called’Reference Machine’. Even for a big catch after 9 years of this year, due to the Corona 19, the demand for existing sales rockets was soaring, and thousands of tons of reference machines were accumulated in the freezer. In particular, it is known that there is an urgent need to deal with a situation where early use of small sizes, not for gifts, cannot be overcome other than existing customers.
CU has just grabbed it and started developing an early-use product. There were various grilled fish lunch boxes such as saury and mackerel, but it also means that this is the first product that uses’early grilled’.
GS25 launched’Yonsei Milk Milk Corn’ in collaboration with Yonsei Milk. It was introduced as a GS premium product developed to help dairy farmers who are suffering from sluggish consumption of milk and dairy products due to Corona 19.
This product was made through joint research and development for several months with the GS25 Dairy MD for several months by the Yonsei Milk product development manager at Yonsei University. The milk content ratio is 60%.
GS25 Ice Cream Product Planner Jeong Gu-min (MD) said, “This Yonsei Milk Cone was developed to help increase the profits of dairy farmers who are in great difficulty due to the shrinking consumption due to Corona 19, and to create positive synergy by providing high-quality crude oil and premium ice cream to customers. I did it.”
7-Eleven has joined hands with Gyeonggi Province from the 30th of Gurabb to serve as a sales office of healthy fruits for children with family education so that local fruits produced in Gyeonggi-do can contribute to vitalizing the local economy.
As part of the Gyeonggi-do children’s health fruit supply project, 7-Eleven stores (excluding some stores such as directly managed stores) in 28 Gyeonggi-do cities and counties (excluding Seongnam, Siheung, and Gimpo), including Suwon-si, sell healthy fruits to children with family care. The operating products range from general best fruits such as apples, strawberries, and mandarin to premium fruits such as Shine Musket and Golden Flavor, and large-scale fruit set products.
In addition, recently, a new product using domestic’Seolhyang’ strawberries was introduced. Through Strawberry & Cheese Big Salad and Fresh Strawberry Crepe, we launched a product so that you can enjoy a variety of seasonal fruits and berries for the winter season.
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