Final Chance This Year: Up to 20,000 Won Reimbursement for Domestic Seafood Purchases at 12 Gyeongnam Markets

Onnuri Gift Certificate Reimbursement Event
November 19-23

Gyeongsangnam-do is launching its final Onnuri Gift Certificate reimbursement event of the year to boost the consumption of domestic seafood.

The provincial government announced on the 18th that it will hold the Onnuri Gift Certificate reimbursement event at 12 traditional markets across the province from November 19 to 23.

The participating markets are: Changwon Masan Fish Market, Changwon Jeongwoo Saeo Fish Market, Changwon Myeongseo Market, Jinju Jinju Central Market, Jinju Jinju Nongae Market, Tongyeong Central Traditional Market, Tongyeong Seoh Traditional Market, Gimhae Dongsang Market, Yangsan Yangsan Nambu Market, Yangsan Yangsan Nambu Market Shopping Center, Goseong Goseong Market, and Hamyang Jirisan Hamyang Market.

Gyeongnam Provincial Government Office. Photo by Lee Seryung

During this period, customers who purchase domestic seafood at participating stores within these traditional markets and present their receipts at the event booth in the market will immediately receive Onnuri Gift Certificates.

The reimbursement applies to domestic seafood and simply processed products in which domestic seafood accounts for at least 70% of the ingredients. Shoppers can receive up to 30% of their purchase amount, with a maximum of 20,000 won per person.

However, reimbursement is not available if payment is made via the seafood-only Zero Pay (Seafood Grand Sale Mobile Gift Certificate), if purchases are made at general restaurants (such as sashimi restaurants), or if the purchase includes government-released reserve seafood items or imported seafood products.

Lee Sanghoon, Director of the Provincial Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Bureau, stated, "I hope this Onnuri Gift Certificate discount event will provide an opportunity for residents to enjoy Gyeongnam's excellent seafood," adding, "We encourage active participation so that this event can energize local traditional markets and greatly benefit the seafood industry."

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