Baemin has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership (KCCP) to build a sustainable ecosystem for the delivery industry, the company said on the 9th.
Lee Dal-gon, chairman of the KCCP, and key officials from three delivery platform companies attended the signing ceremony that day.
Earlier, Baemin decided to voluntarily participate in the "Online Platform Shared Growth Evaluation," following the KCCP's announcement on the 16th of last month regarding the "Pilot Shared Growth Evaluation for the Finance, Defense, and Online Platform Sectors."
The pact marks the start of a full-scale evaluation. Baemin plans to have its shared growth efforts to date reviewed and to continuously reflect the results in advancing its win-win policies.
"We will spare no support so that a cooperative ecosystem in which delivery platforms and their partner merchants grow together can take root," KCCP Chairman Lee Dal-gon said.
"We will do our best to establish ourselves as a company that grows together with our partner merchants and riders and contributes to the convenience of customers' lives," said Kim Joong-hyun, head of the sustainability management office at Woowa Brothers.
