Jongno-gu Provides Up to 2 Million KRW Support for Kitchen Cleaning, Cooking, and Ventilation Facility Improvements

Applications must be submitted by the 11th of next month... Approximately 75 selections

A general restaurant in Jongno-gu selected as a project target last year and replaced its ventilation system. Provided by Jongno-gu.

Jongno-gu, Seoul (District Mayor Jeong Munheon) is accepting applications for the "General Restaurant Kitchen Environment Improvement Support Project" until the 11th of next month. The purpose is to support the cost of improving old and worn kitchen facilities in local restaurants to enhance hygiene levels and create a clean food culture environment.

If selected as a final project target, up to 80% of the costs for repairing or replacing washing facilities, cooking facilities, or ventilation facilities including fans, hoods, and ducts within the kitchen can be supported. The maximum amount is 2 million KRW, and a 20% self-payment is mandatory.

Eligibility conditions require the general restaurant to be located in Jongno-gu with a business period of at least one year as of the announcement date. The business area must be 130㎡ or less, and the previous year's sales must be 500 million KRW or less. However, general restaurants operating as pubs or establishments that have received administrative sanctions for violating the Food Sanitation Act within one year from the announcement date are excluded.

If you wish to participate, download the application form from the Public Health Center website, fill it out, and visit the Food Business Registration Desk on the 2nd floor of Jongno-gu Public Health Center or submit it by mail to the Food Hygiene Team of the Health Policy Division by 6 PM on September 11. Submission via email to the person in charge is also possible.

Evaluation will be based on business operation period, business area, annual sales, urgency, and appropriateness of improvements. Jongno-gu plans to support approximately 75 locations, and results will be individually notified in September.

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