LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ENCOURAGE CONSUMPTION
입력 2020.02.21 (15:08)
수정 2020.02.21 (16:46)
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[Anchor Lead]
Consumers are unwilling to go out and spend money as the COVID-19 epidemic impacts all parts of the nation. Now local government bodies and the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, are staging a campaign to urge more spending and help flower growers and pig farmers who have experienced a blow amid the outbreak.
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Employees of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation are at a flower grower to make some purchases. The flower pots are wrapped with care, one by one. They're here to help farmers affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
[Soundbite] KIM JU-YONG(NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "I came to buy some flowers, but realized that they were short-handed. So we helped with the packaging. It was a rewarding experience."
[Soundbite] JEONG YU-GYEONG(FLOWER FARMER) : "I'm grateful they helped with the work and are staging a campaign to promote flower purchases."
Some 1,000 flower pots purchased here are given out to the visitors and employees of the Chungcheongnam-do Provincial Office. Also, 500 packs of pork jerky, to help the pig farmers impacted by the dwindling number of restaurant goers. Instead of eating at the office cafeteria, these Co-op employees dine out at local restaurants to boost pork consumption. This campaign to promote spending started by a local government body is spreading to other agencies and organizations.
[Soundbite] GIL JEONG-SEOP(CHIEF, NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "We plan to hold a flower distribution event to support flower growers and start a half-price promotion next week at livestock stores nationwide to help livestock farmers."
Local communities are working together to help out farmers affected by the epidemic.
Consumers are unwilling to go out and spend money as the COVID-19 epidemic impacts all parts of the nation. Now local government bodies and the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, are staging a campaign to urge more spending and help flower growers and pig farmers who have experienced a blow amid the outbreak.
[Pkg]
Employees of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation are at a flower grower to make some purchases. The flower pots are wrapped with care, one by one. They're here to help farmers affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
[Soundbite] KIM JU-YONG(NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "I came to buy some flowers, but realized that they were short-handed. So we helped with the packaging. It was a rewarding experience."
[Soundbite] JEONG YU-GYEONG(FLOWER FARMER) : "I'm grateful they helped with the work and are staging a campaign to promote flower purchases."
Some 1,000 flower pots purchased here are given out to the visitors and employees of the Chungcheongnam-do Provincial Office. Also, 500 packs of pork jerky, to help the pig farmers impacted by the dwindling number of restaurant goers. Instead of eating at the office cafeteria, these Co-op employees dine out at local restaurants to boost pork consumption. This campaign to promote spending started by a local government body is spreading to other agencies and organizations.
[Soundbite] GIL JEONG-SEOP(CHIEF, NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "We plan to hold a flower distribution event to support flower growers and start a half-price promotion next week at livestock stores nationwide to help livestock farmers."
Local communities are working together to help out farmers affected by the epidemic.
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- LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ENCOURAGE CONSUMPTION
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- 입력 2020-02-21 15:09:13
- 수정2020-02-21 16:46:09
[Anchor Lead]
Consumers are unwilling to go out and spend money as the COVID-19 epidemic impacts all parts of the nation. Now local government bodies and the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, are staging a campaign to urge more spending and help flower growers and pig farmers who have experienced a blow amid the outbreak.
[Pkg]
Employees of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation are at a flower grower to make some purchases. The flower pots are wrapped with care, one by one. They're here to help farmers affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
[Soundbite] KIM JU-YONG(NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "I came to buy some flowers, but realized that they were short-handed. So we helped with the packaging. It was a rewarding experience."
[Soundbite] JEONG YU-GYEONG(FLOWER FARMER) : "I'm grateful they helped with the work and are staging a campaign to promote flower purchases."
Some 1,000 flower pots purchased here are given out to the visitors and employees of the Chungcheongnam-do Provincial Office. Also, 500 packs of pork jerky, to help the pig farmers impacted by the dwindling number of restaurant goers. Instead of eating at the office cafeteria, these Co-op employees dine out at local restaurants to boost pork consumption. This campaign to promote spending started by a local government body is spreading to other agencies and organizations.
[Soundbite] GIL JEONG-SEOP(CHIEF, NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "We plan to hold a flower distribution event to support flower growers and start a half-price promotion next week at livestock stores nationwide to help livestock farmers."
Local communities are working together to help out farmers affected by the epidemic.
Consumers are unwilling to go out and spend money as the COVID-19 epidemic impacts all parts of the nation. Now local government bodies and the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, are staging a campaign to urge more spending and help flower growers and pig farmers who have experienced a blow amid the outbreak.
[Pkg]
Employees of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation are at a flower grower to make some purchases. The flower pots are wrapped with care, one by one. They're here to help farmers affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
[Soundbite] KIM JU-YONG(NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "I came to buy some flowers, but realized that they were short-handed. So we helped with the packaging. It was a rewarding experience."
[Soundbite] JEONG YU-GYEONG(FLOWER FARMER) : "I'm grateful they helped with the work and are staging a campaign to promote flower purchases."
Some 1,000 flower pots purchased here are given out to the visitors and employees of the Chungcheongnam-do Provincial Office. Also, 500 packs of pork jerky, to help the pig farmers impacted by the dwindling number of restaurant goers. Instead of eating at the office cafeteria, these Co-op employees dine out at local restaurants to boost pork consumption. This campaign to promote spending started by a local government body is spreading to other agencies and organizations.
[Soundbite] GIL JEONG-SEOP(CHIEF, NACF CHUNGNAM HQ) : "We plan to hold a flower distribution event to support flower growers and start a half-price promotion next week at livestock stores nationwide to help livestock farmers."
Local communities are working together to help out farmers affected by the epidemic.
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