Hana Financial Group signs ‘good egg’ supply agreement with Sojin Gong and Sogongyeon... Support for price stability
Quick Look
- Hana Financial Group announced that it has signed a business agreement with the Small Business Market Promotion Corporation and the Small Business Association to support price stability by supplying good eggs to local supermarkets.
- The agreement ceremony was attended by Ham Young-joo, Chairman of Hana Financial Group, and the Good Egg is a product with a lower price by minimizing the middleman distribution margin, and approximately 120,000 plates will be supplied to over 4,000 local supermarkets across the country.
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Why It Matters
As inflation pressure continues, small business owners and financial institutions are working together to find ways to stabilize living prices.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Do-heun = Hana Financial Group announced on the 6th that it signed a business agreement with the Small Business Market Promotion Corporation (Sovacuum) and the Small Business Association (Sogongyeon) to 'support price stabilization through the supply of good eggs to local supermarkets'.
At the agreement ceremony held at Hana Financial's Myeongdong office building on the 4th, Hana Financial Chairman Ham Young-joo, Sojin Gong Chairman In Tae-yeon, and Sogong Yeon Vice Chairman Kwon Hyuk-hwan attended and agreed to establish a public-private cooperation system to contribute to consumer price stability.
‘Good Eggs’ is a product that directly selects 20 poultry farms and lowers the price by minimizing margins from the production site to the middlemen. Approximately 120,000 plates of ‘Good Eggs’ will be supplied to over 4,000 neighborhood supermarkets across the country.
Hana Financial Group plans to contribute a win-win donation for this project and support work costs for egg washing, egg screening, and sorting, as well as nationwide logistics transportation costs.
Open Questions
- What is the specific size of the win-win donation?
- How long is the supply period for good eggs?
- How will consumer response and price effects be measured?







