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It wasn't that much for the staff. Even if the guests did not say hello, even if the guests said hello, they were talking with each other.

On November 29, Baekam Nonghyup Hanaro Mart, located at 211, Baekam-ro, Baekam-myeon, Yongin-si, newly opened. It was built on an area of ​​1,665㎡ (504 pyeong) and 988㎡ (300 pyeong). We also started operating a local food store in the form of a shop-in-shop inside the Hanaro Mart store. I also took a moment to visit. The existing Hanaro Mart was inconvenient because it was in the basement, so I felt that accessibility was really improved by taking a seat on the first floor. The store was crowded because it was the first day it opened. The expressions of the staff also looked very bright. Although the store area is not large, considering the population of Baekam-myeon, it seems that it will not be a problem to provide household goods and food in the area in an appropriate size. There was a showcase next to the farming corner. A variety of agricultural products were displayed in each place, welcoming customers. There was also one of Yongin's representative makgeolli, Cheo In-seong makgeolli. It is also a grain wine that I personally enjoy very much. Baekam Nonghyup Hanaro Mart opened the fifth local food store in Yongin Hall. Pogok Nonghyup, Mohyeon Nonghyup, Wonsam Nonghyup, and Constituent Nonghyup operate local food stores, and are gaining great popularity among farmers and consumers. I think it is the real name system that local food has been able to grow. Because the product has the name and contact information of the farmer, I think it is a happy virus that farmers strive to produce better agricultural products and consumers believe and buy. It is called Cherry Tomato, the main product in the hall. Just looking at it is delicious. There was also rice cake. The rice cakes displayed here are called rice cakes made with white-ok rice, which is the pride of Yongin. Most of the rice cakes use a lot of low-cost rice, but because they use high-quality rice to make rice cakes, they have to taste better. This is the store view. It can be said that consumers' right to choose was further enhanced by displaying and selling ordinary ssam with local food separately. To suit the newly opened mart, agricultural products were displayed in abundance, satisfying the five senses of consumers. A representative in charge of the mart said, "We will try to become a meeting place for Baekam-myeon by operating a local food store." This is the whole store. I felt a lot of changes in the refrigerated shelves. Not only is it easy for you to think about your eye level and pick it up by hand, but it is also convenient for checking the temperature. This is the Susan self-market. A variety of fisheries are on display. There was also face-to-face sales. There are plenty of fresh fish on display, so your hands will go by itself. Also, the country of origin and price are well marked. Today, I was holding a discount event at the Meat Corner as an open commemoration. I was able to buy a tremendous amount of money at a very low price. This is the view of the meat corner. It seems that the purpose of the elderly is to visit rather than shopping. It was easy to see them looking around and talking to each other.

It's one of the places I often use~~ The ingredients are fresh and I love the vegetables~

friendly There are various things

Parking is inconvenient and a lot of stuff is missing...

Compared to the size of the city, it has its own size, so it feels neatly organized. But even so, it's just a typical Hanaro Mart ... The price is thought to be cheaper than the surroundings, and there is a convenient part to use.

Monopoly fruits are very expensive. Industrial products More expensive than regular supermarkets. Ex) Mogi-hyang 1,000 won 1,000, two hundred won Meat-grilled lightning bolt General Mart eight hundred won This is one thousand two hundred won. Only one soju drink is cheap. Buy only one item of yogurt so you can drink and die early. The staff are very unfriendly. They pretended to be NACF employees, pretending to be semi-official officials. No greetings.