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Kangwon Land will hold the '2026 Jeongtae Yeongsam Kimchi Sharing' event throughout November to support the food lives of residents in Jeongseon, Taebaek, Yeongwol, and Samcheok, and to encourage the use of local agricultural products.
Approximately 600 people will participate in this kimchi sharing event, including Kangwon Land CEO Kim Do-gyun, Jeongseon Deputy County Governor Gwak Il-gyu, Kangwon Land employee volunteers, and members of the Women's Association Council from four cities and counties in the coal industry transition area. They will make kimchi by hand to practice neighborly love.
Starting with Jeongseon County on the 6th, followed by Taebaek City on the 10th, Yeongwol County on the 13th, and Samcheok City on the 19th, Kangwon Land will conduct a kimchi relay sharing event. A total of 20 tons of kimchi, with 5,000 kg prepared in each region, is scheduled to be delivered to approximately 2,000 households in need of assistance.

Kangwon Land CEO Kim Do-gyun said, "I am grateful to those who joined the event despite the cold weather. It was a meaningful time when we could practice neighborly love through kimchi making."
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