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A model displays the MrBeast Feastables chocolate bars to be sold at CU convenience stores from Sept. 14.
Korean retailers are expanding their private brand (PB) product lines in response to global economic downturn and soaring food prices.
The convenience store chain CU is planning to tap into the Korean food craze with a nationwide expansion of its "Ramyeon Libraries."
Workers at BGF Retail, the operator of convenience store chain CU, formed a union amid dissatisfaction over a cut to bonuses despite record earnings last year.
BGF Retail's deal with Mongolia's Premium Nexus JSC has become imperiled with the franchisee's descent into capital erosion.
CU opened a Snack & Ramyun Library, a new convenience store specializing in snacks and ramyeon, at Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 on Wednesday.
The cards embedded with gold that was manufactured by the Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation are available in three sizes.
Convenience store chain CU opened its first outlet in Kazakhstan. It plans to open 50 stores in the country by the end of this year.
Korean convenience stores are expanding their ranges to include fresh produce and foreign delicacies, targeting single-person households and aiming to surpass department stores in sales.
CU now sells a portable, waterless toilet that turns waste into fertilizer, targeting eco-conscious consumers.
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