The Korea Rice Processing Foodstuffs Association, relocation to Gongju, Chungnam, confirmed.

Published 2025년 12월 2일

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[Agricultural and Fisheries Processing Foods Newspaper=Reporter Park Nara] With the Korea Rice Processing Foods Association confirming its relocation to Gongju, South Chungcheong, the Donghyeon district in Gongju is emerging as a new hub for food safety and agricultural R&D. Governor Kim Tae-heum of South Chungcheong signed a business agreement with Association Chairman Park Byeong-chan for the association's new construction and relocation on the 2nd. With Vice Governor Jeon Hyeong-sik and Gongju Mayor Choi Won-cheol in attendance, it was announced that the procedures for the association's relocation will be actively pursued with the goal of completion by 2030. The association plans to invest a total of 25 billion won to construct a new building in the Donghyeon district, with 1 floor underground and 5 above ground, covering a total floor area of 3,967 square meters. To this end, the basic plan will be established in 2026, the implementation design in 2027, and 2028

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The Korea Rice Processing Food Association has confirmed its relocation to Gongju, South Chungcheong Province, making Gongju's Donghyeon District a new hub for food safety and agricultural R&D. Governor Kim Tae-heum of South Chungcheong Province signed a business agreement with Association President Park Byung-chan for the association's new construction and relocation on the 2nd. With the attendance of Deputy Governor Jeon Hyeong-sik and Gongju Mayor Choi Won-cheol, the association announced that it will begin the relocation process with the goal of completing the new facility by 2030. The association plans to invest a total of 25 billion won to build a new office in Donghyeon District, with a basement, five above-ground floors, and a total floor area of 3,967 square meters. The process will include establishing a basic plan in 2026, conducting detailed design in 2027, and starting construction in 2028. The province, having identified the association's relocation review trends ...
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