‘Boseong Mall’ Special Chuseok Discount Up to 30% Starting from the 4th

1,100 Items Including Cockles, Green Pork, and Olbye Rice

Boseong-gun, Jeollanam-do announced that it will hold a special discount event for 7 days from the 4th to the 10th on the agricultural specialty products online shopping mall ‘Boseong Mall’ to celebrate the traditional Korean holiday Chuseok.

This special discount event offers valuable benefits for the Year of the Gapjin, including a 20% discount on all products for all customers using ‘Boseong Mall,’ free shipping on all products (for purchases over 10,000 won), a roulette event (accumulating 2,000 to 100,000 points), and double attendance check reward points (originally 100 won).

Boseong County will hold a special discount event of up to 30% at 'Boseong Mall' starting from the 4th to celebrate Chuseok. [Image provided by Boseong County]

In particular, to commemorate the ‘12th Boseong World Tea Expo and the National Important Agricultural and Fisheries Heritage Festival,’ 30% discount coupons for Boseong Mall will be distributed at the festival site from the 6th to the 8th.

These coupons will be given to visitors at the event venue and can be used to receive a 30% discount on tea products such as green tea, black tea, and blended tea at 13 booths located in the tea sales zone and experience zone.

Currently, ‘Boseong Mall’ has over 160 companies and more than 1,100 items registered, where customers can purchase products such as ‘Green Tea Beauty Boseong Rice,’ green tea grown in pristine nature, kiwi, cockles, green pork, and Olbye rice.

Kim Cheol-woo, the governor of Boseong-gun, said, “This discount event was prepared to help local farmers and allow consumers to purchase high-quality agricultural specialty products at affordable prices.” He added, “We hope everyone has a joyful Chuseok holiday full of abundant gifts and ask for your interest and promotion of Boseong-gun’s agricultural specialty products.”

Meanwhile, Boseong Mall achieved sales of 4 billion won for two consecutive years last year through aggressive marketing to increase farm income.