Hurom Appoints Jun Hyun-moo as Ambassador... Launches New Year Health Campaign

Main Commercial and Shorts Released
Two-Week Free Juicer Trial Event Also Offered

On January 12, Hurom announced that it has appointed Jun Hyun-moo as its annual ambassador to celebrate the New Year and will launch a New Year health campaign.

Hurom explained, "As interest in health management increases at the beginning of the year, we decided to conduct this ambassador campaign with Jun Hyun-moo, who has a friendly image, to promote an 'enzyme juice' health routine that anyone can easily incorporate into their daily lives."

Hurom has appointed Jun Hyun-moo as its annual ambassador to celebrate the New Year. Hurom

In the main commercial video released on this day, Jun Hyun-moo is shown easily meeting the recommended daily intake of 500 grams of vegetables and fruits with a single glass of enzyme juice that retains the natural nutrients. In addition, themed short videos were released, demonstrating the use of the Hurom juicer as the optimal way to consume enzyme juice.

Enzyme juice is made by blending three or more types of raw vegetables and fruits and extracting them at low speed and low temperature, preserving the natural complex nutrients such as heat-sensitive enzymes, phytochemicals, and antioxidant nutrients.

To commemorate the ambassador campaign with Jun Hyun-moo, Hurom is holding a free two-week trial event starting today. During the event period, customers who apply on Hurom’s official online store can try the Hurom H410 and H400 juicers free of charge for two weeks. Upon purchase, all customers will receive a Hurom Multi Tea Master, a set of fruit and vegetable tea bags, and five packs of enzyme juice kits as additional gifts.

Kim Jaewon, CEO of Hurom, stated, "To mark the New Year, we aim to spread a health routine that anyone can easily practice in their daily lives through the ambassador campaign with Jun Hyun-moo, who has a friendly image. We hope everyone enjoys a healthy year by consuming the abundant nutrients found naturally in vegetables and fruits."