[Nongsuchaksan Newspaper=Reporter Nara Park] Boryeong City is pushing forward with the "Agricultural Special Products Direct Trade Delivery Fee Support Project" to respond to changes in the agricultural product distribution environment, reduce the burden on farmers and fishermen, and enhance the competitiveness of regional agricultural special products. This project aims to alleviate the delivery fee burden in line with the growing trend of online and non-face-to-face sales by local farmers and fishermen, and to support the activation of direct trade by connecting producers and consumers directly. The applicants are farmers and fishermen with an agricultural business (or fishing license) based in Boryeong City, as well as producer groups. From November of last year to October 31 of this year, those who directly produced agricultural special products and sold them to consumers via delivery are eligible to receive support.