Packaged Fruits insights

Suhyup Mutual Finance has launched the 'SH More Receiving Account' that provides preferential interest rates and special preferential interest rates based on salary and pension performance to increase customer convenience and expand low-cost deposit base. The SH More Receiving Account is a freely withdrawable deposit product that previously only applied salary transfer performance as a preferential condition, but now also includes pension transfer performance as a preferential interest rate condition considering the high proportion of elderly customers in mutual finance. For the preferential interest rate, up to 0.5 percentage points will be provided for deposit amounts up to 3 million won based on salary or pension deposits of over 300,000 won and Suhyup card payment performance of over 200,000 won, and the special preferential interest rate will be applied within this year

Unlike fruits like apples or pears with thousands of years of cultivation history, kiwis are a relatively new fruit that has been commercialized for less than 100 years. It is known that in 1904, a missionary brought seeds from Hubei Province, China to New Zealand and cultivated them as ornamental plants, which is considered the beginning of kiwi cultivation. In Korea, kiwis were first introduced in the late 1970s and began to be cultivated in earnest in the 1980s. With the introduction of New Zealand's gold kiwis in the 2000s, variety breeding research became active, and varieties with diverse tastes and colors have been continuously developed.

A norm contemplates tax benefits for agro-exporters, such as the reduction of Income Tax from 29.5% to 15% for ten years