Korean Pork Producers Association Miryang Branch Donates 1.8 Tons of Pork to 45 Social Welfare Facilities

Park Il-ho, Mayor of Miryang (fourth from the left in the photo), is taking a commemorative photo with the Miryang branch of the Korea Pork Producers Association, which delivered 1,830 kg of Korean pork and pork worth 14 million won to 44 social welfare facilities, including Crepas, on the 16th.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kang Sharon] Miryang City in Gyeongnam Province held a pork sharing event on the 16th together with the Miryang branch of the Korea Pork Producers Association to support underprivileged groups and welfare facilities.

This event was promoted using self-support funds raised by pork farmers to deliver love to neighbors and marginalized groups struggling due to the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). A total of 1,830 kg of pork worth 14 million KRW was donated to 45 social welfare facilities, including the Craypas welfare facility.

Jang Se-hwan, head of the Miryang branch of the Korea Pork Producers Association, said, "The meat shared today is produced with the sincerity and effort of farmers and has a taste and safety that distinguish it from imported meat. We want to share warm affection with the underprivileged and welfare facilities in our city to overcome COVID-19."

The Miryang branch of the Korea Pork Producers Association has been consistently practicing neighborly love by sharing pork and other products with those in need every year, including during holidays.