On the 23rd, as the prices of kimchi-making vegetables such as napa cabbage and radish continue to soar, a notice about the sold-out status of some products due to heavy rain and typhoons is displayed at the packaged kimchi sales stand in a large supermarket in Seoul. /Reporter Mun Honam munonam@
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