[Korea Farmers News Agency, Reporter Kim Kyung-wook] As the second-largest domestic supermarket chain, Homeplus, which entered corporate rehabilitation procedures (court-managed restructuring) last March, recently announced plans to close 15 stores, concerns are spreading to the agricultural sector. While measures are being taken in response to the sudden risk of reduced sales channels, the limitations are also evident, raising worries that the damage could spread to farmers. In the National Assembly, strong responses have been anticipated, pointing out the reality of speculative capital focusing only on short-term profits. The NH Economy & Life Corporation has reduced the transaction limit with Homeplus following the corporate rehabilitation procedures and is responding by supplying quantities after receiving advance payments. NH Economy & Life Corporation Wholesale Division.