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Binggrae hires six lawn bowls players with disabilities
South Korean food company Binggrae has hired six lawn bowls players with disabilities.
The agreement was signed in Nonsan, a city in South Korea’s South Chungcheong Province.
Binggrae made the agreement with Nonsan City and the Nonsan City Sports Association for the Disabled.
The partnership aims to support employment for athletes with disabilities.
Binggrae plans to provide the players with regular pay, employee benefits and uniforms.
The company says this support is intended to help provide a stable setting for training.
The announcement did not give further details about the players’ training or competition plans.
Binggrae hired six lawn bowls players with disabilities.
The company signed an agreement with Nonsan City and the Nonsan City Sports Association for the Disabled to promote employment of athletes with disabilities.
The agreement was signed in Nonsan, South Chungcheong Province, on Oct. 12.
Binggrae plans to provide the players with regular salaries, benefits and uniforms.
The company said the support is intended to provide a stable training environment.
- Who
- Binggrae hired six lawn bowls players with disabilities.
- What
- The company signed an agreement to promote employment of athletes with disabilities and hired the players.
- When
- Oct. 12, 2026.
- Where
- Nonsan, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea.
- Why
- To promote employment of athletes with disabilities and support a stable training environment.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Binggrae signed an agreement with Nonsan City and the Nonsan City Sports Association for the Disabled and hired six lawn bowls players.
Binggrae announced the agreement and hiring.
- Hires
- Six lawn bowls players with disabilities
- Company
- Binggrae
- Partners
- Nonsan City and the Nonsan City Sports Association for the Disabled
- Agreement date
- Oct. 12, 2026
- Planned support
- Regular salaries, benefits and uniforms
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