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Foodpolis opened the 1st Iksan Online Food Fair
The first round of Iksan Online Food Fair, showcasing Iksan Foodpolis residents’ high quality fresh foods for sale online, opens on Sep 4-10. Visitors at the fair can enjoy and taste 301 health foods, dairy, agro and sea foods, along with home meal replacement (HMR), processed by 42 local food producers.
There will be a special corner where residents of Iksan Foodpolis can meet with potential business partners overseas via online platforms prepared on site, alongside a presentation session to share information on how to become a seller of NS home shopping channel. In celebration of the festival, the head of Korea National Food Cluster (Foodpolis) said “This is a non-face-to-face food fair attempted for the first time ever in Korea in the midst of the coronavirus shock. Hope that everyone can pay more attention to the event.”
doin100@yna.co.kr
** This article was translated from Korean.
Date
2020.09.10
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According to Yonhap News,
The first round of Iksan Online Food Fair, showcasing Iksan Foodpolis residents’ high quality fresh foods for sale online, opens on Sep 4-10. Visitors at the fair can enjoy and taste 301 health foods, dairy, agro and sea foods, along with home meal replacement (HMR), processed by 42 local food producers.
There will be a special corner where residents of Iksan Foodpolis can meet with potential business partners overseas via online platforms prepared on site, alongside a presentation session to share information on how to become a seller of NS home shopping channel. In celebration of the festival, the head of Korea National Food Cluster (Foodpolis) said “This is a non-face-to-face food fair attempted for the first time ever in Korea in the midst of the coronavirus shock. Hope that everyone can pay more attention to the event.”
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Source: Yonhap News (Sep 4, 2020)
** This article was translated from Korean.