Winia Dimchae is conducting a limited edition icebox giveaway promotion with Dongyang Mulsan for home camping enthusiasts, featuring a retro vibe.

Winia Dimchae is conducting a limited edition icebox giveaway promotion with Dongyang Mulsan for home camping enthusiasts, featuring a retro vibe.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Dongwoo Lee] Winia Dimchae announced on the 26th that it will conduct a promotion offering limited edition retro-themed goods in collaboration with Dongyang Moolsan, a leading domestic agricultural machinery manufacturer.


This event targets the MZ generation (born from the early 1980s to the early 2000s), a key consumer group recently emerging, under the concept of "Banggu-seok Home Camping." The limited edition goods feature a retro design capturing the original Dimchae's sentiment and were introduced via Instagram.


The promotion is based on a story of making kimchi with napa cabbage harvested from land cultivated using Dongyang Moolsan's tractors, storing it deliciously and freshly in Dimchae, then enjoying home camping with it packed in an icebox. Winia Dimchae plans to maximize promotional synergy and expand its customer base through this collaboration.


The limited edition goods given in the "Banggu-seok Home Camping" promotion are stylish retro-inspired iceboxes, perfect not only for home campers enjoying camping at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic but also for customers engaging in outdoor activities or outings. The product has a 13L capacity, is made of stainless steel, and is designed for easy portability and long-term use.



The promotion runs until the 8th of next month, and participants can enter automatically by leaving the name of a friend they want to enjoy home camping with on the event page of Winia's official Instagram account. Winners will be announced on the 14th of next month through comments on the event post.


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