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[Photo News] Kimchi charity

By Korea Herald

Published : Nov. 19, 2013 - 19:18

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Kim Chang-geun (second from right), chairman of the Supex Council, SK Group’s highest decision-making body, makes kimchi to donate to the needy in a group-wide event in a gymnasium at Olympic Park in Seoul on Tuesday. About 1,000 managers and union leaders of SK subsidiaries, chief executives of their suppliers and members of the Korea Council of Food Support volunteered to make kimchi with 45,000 cabbages. (Park Hae-mook/The Korea Herald) Kim Chang-geun (second from right), chairman of the Supex Council, SK Group’s highest decision-making body, makes kimchi to donate to the needy in a group-wide event in a gymnasium at Olympic Park in Seoul on Tuesday. About 1,000 managers and union leaders of SK subsidiaries, chief executives of their suppliers and members of the Korea Council of Food Support volunteered to make kimchi with 45,000 cabbages. (Park Hae-mook/The Korea Herald)

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