Ministop held a regular meeting of the Management Advisory Committee on the 23rd at the Ministop Korea headquarters.

Ministop held a regular meeting of the Management Advisory Committee on the 23rd at the Ministop Korea headquarters.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chun-han] Ministop announced on the 24th that it held a regular meeting of the Management Owner Advisory Committee at the Korea Ministop headquarters the day before.


This meeting was organized to guide Ministop's policies and win-win plans for 2021 and to listen to the difficulties faced by management owners struggling due to COVID-19, in order to reflect them in system operations.


Ministop provided guidance on its 2021 policies in areas such as store operations, products, IT, facilities, and logistics. In particular, to foster product innovation focused on food and lifestyle-oriented services, it will concentrate on developing fast food products, HMR (Home Meal Replacement), and health-related products, while promoting the expansion of delivery platforms, pickup services, subscription services, and the introduction of unmanned parcel lockers. Additionally, alongside store interior upgrades, it plans to accelerate store digitalization and online-offline integration through automatic ordering, location- and store-specific display systems, and the introduction of digital signage.


Ministop also announced additional win-win policies. The new win-win system includes ▲store labor consultation support services ▲management owner health checkup support services ▲POS machine receipt paper support ▲introduction of a new franchise package.



Shim Kwan-seop, CEO of Ministop, said, “It was a valuable time to share opinions that can provide practical help to franchise stores and headquarters,” and added, “We will actively reflect the opinions of the advisory committee and franchise stores to strengthen store support.”


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