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Samyang Foods Marks 65th Anniversary at New Myeong-dong Office - Seoul Economic Daily
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Samyang Foods Chairwoman Kim Jung-soo speaks at the company's 65th anniversary ceremony at its Myeong-dong headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on Monday. Courtesy of Samyang Foods
Samyang Foods (003230) held an event marking its 65th anniversary with Chairwoman Kim Jung-soo and employees. It was the company's first founding anniversary since it relocated its headquarters to Myeong-dong in central Seoul earlier this year, and instead of a formal ceremony, the company organized a range of programs for employees to join.
Samyang Foods said on Sept. 15 that it held the 65th anniversary event the previous day at its Myeong-dong building in Jung-gu, Seoul, with Kim and other employees attending.
On the rooftop of the Myeong-dong building, the company set up a photo zone featuring PEPPO, its flagship character, and a message wall where employees could write their thoughts on the company's future. Programs for employees included a DJ performance and a lucky draw.
Kim shared her thoughts on reaching the 65-year mark and then talked with employees over food. Craft beer and finger food were served at the venue. Food trucks offering snacks such as hot dogs and churros were also operated at the company's plants in Wonju, Miryang and Iksan, as well as at its Wolgok building in Seoul, in addition to the Myeong-dong site.
"To mark our 65th anniversary, we created an occasion to thank and celebrate with the employees who have built Samyang into what it is today," a Samyang Foods official said. "We will continue to communicate actively with our people."
Samyang Foods moved its headquarters to the new building in Myeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, in January this year. The move came about 28 years after it established its office in Hawolgok-dong, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, in 1997, and was driven in part by growing demand for office space as the company expanded its global business.
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Kang Dong-heon
for Seoul Economic Daily.
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