Mesh Korea Launches 'Ddinggul Market' Dawn Delivery Service

Strengthening Competitiveness through Delivery Utilizing Famous Offline Markets and Store Logistics Hubs

Yoo Jung-beom, CEO of Mesh Korea (right), and Son Chang-hyun, CEO of Ddingul, are signing an MOU.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheolhyun] Mesh Korea (CEO Yoo Jungbeom), which operates the delivery service 'Vroong,' announced on the 23rd that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Ddinggul (CEO Son Changhyun) to introduce dawn delivery and digital logistics.

Through this MOU, Mesh Korea will be responsible for integrated logistics services including dawn delivery for 'Ddinggul Food Market,' providing high-quality food sold in offline markets and stores fresh at the time customers desire. Additionally, they plan to operate an optimized logistics infrastructure by providing fulfillment and digital logistics solutions and consulting to efficiently manage the increasing order demand from Ddinggul Market.

Ddinggul Market is an online food shopping mall with the concept of a "market that gathers markets," building a system that uses offline markets and stores as logistics hubs for delivery. Currently, it collects and distributes food from representative offline markets nationwide such as Hanaro Mart, Noryangjin Fish Market, Garak Agricultural Market, and local restaurants. Since the implementation of social distancing level 2.5, sales in the first week of September increased more than sixfold compared to the same period last month.

Yoo Jungbeom, CEO of Mesh Korea, said, "We will actively cooperate so that Ddinggul Market can provide a wider variety of fresh products to more consumers."

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