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South Korean agencies hold food safety seminar for small businesses
The Korea Consumer Agency and the Food Safety Mutual Growth Foundation held a seminar in Seoul on November 4.
It was aimed at staff at small food companies.
The training covered how to respond to consumer disputes and included practice in handling customer inquiries.
The goal was to strengthen companies’ product safety management and customer service.
The exercises were designed to give staff practical skills they could use at work.
The Korea Consumer Agency announced the seminar on November 5, and no further steps were specified.
The Korea Consumer Agency and the Food Safety Mutual Growth Foundation held a food safety seminar for small food businesses.
The seminar took place on Nov. 4 at the aT Center in Seoul.
It aimed to strengthen businesses’ product safety management and customer service capabilities.
The program covered responses to food-related consumer disputes and practical customer service exercises.
The Korea Consumer Agency announced the seminar on Nov. 5.
- Who
- The Korea Consumer Agency and the Food Safety Mutual Growth Foundation.
- What
- They held a seminar to strengthen small food businesses’ product safety management and customer service capabilities.
- When
- Nov. 4. The Korea Consumer Agency announced it on Nov. 5.
- Where
- The aT Center in Seoul, South Korea.
- Why
- To help small food businesses improve product safety management and customer service capabilities.
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The Korea Consumer Agency and the Food Safety Mutual Growth Foundation held the seminar at the aT Center in Seoul.
The Korea Consumer Agency announced that it had held the seminar.
- Organizers
- Korea Consumer Agency and Food Safety Mutual Growth Foundation
- Date
- Nov. 4
- Venue
- aT Center, Seoul
- Audience
- Small food businesses
- Training topics
- Consumer dispute responses and customer service practice