Saewool Nuclear Power Plant Gifts 25 Million Won Worth of Tablecloths to Restaurants in Seosaeng-myeon
Cooperative Project Supports 147,000 Sheets of Eco-Friendly Materials
Saewool Nuclear Power Headquarters of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (Head: Jo Seok-jin) gifted 147,000 eco-friendly biodegradable tablecloths worth 25 million KRW to local stores in Seosaeng-myeon on the 2nd.
The eco-friendly tablecloth support project started in 2020 and has provided over 600,000 tablecloths to restaurants in the Seosaeng area, receiving positive responses.
On the 2nd, Saeul Nuclear Power Headquarters delivered 147,000 eco-friendly tablecloths to the Seosaeng-myeon Youth Association.
View original imageThe eco-friendly tablecloths delivered on this day are scheduled to be distributed directly to local stores by members of the Seosaeng-myeon Youth Association (President Lee Cheon-ho).
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A representative of Saewool Nuclear Power Headquarters said, "We hope this will help local stores during economically difficult times," and added, "Saewool Headquarters will strive to be a partner for coexistence with the local community and work to revitalize the local commercial district."
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