Convenience store CU starts ``producer real name system'' to list producer's real name on lunch boxes = South Korea

BGF Retail, which operates the convenience store ``CU'', has started a ``producer real name system'' in which the name of the person responsible for manufacturing the product is written on the packaging of prepared foods such as bento boxes and norimaki.
announced. Until now, for processed products such as ramen noodles and sweets, the real name of the person in charge of manufacturing could be found on the back or bottom of the product. However, for prepared foods, the fruit of the manufacturing manager
The name was not entered and could not be confirmed. BGF Retail sells ready-to-eat meals, which are in high demand due to so-called "lunchflation," a phenomenon in which lunch prices have risen due to recent price increases.
The company launched this system to improve the quality and safety of its food products and to enable customers to consume food with peace of mind through transparent information disclosure.
Under this system, the names of people in charge of manufacturing, quality control, and shipping are listed.
They are employees in charge of companies in nine different fields. By having your name listed, you can also increase your sense of responsibility as a manufacturer.
The name of the person in charge is displayed on the barcode label, which is relatively visible to consumers.
It is placed near the bell. BGF Retail also adjusted related equipment at its own factory for this labeling. The company started a ``producer real name system'' on the 19th. Start with bento boxes, 1 to 6
The plan is to expand the application to all prepared foods such as norimaki and sandwiches during the current fiscal year.